14-DAYS EXPERIENCE, RWANDA AND UGANDA MERGED TO DISCOVER ART OF APES AND WILDLIFE.
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Embark on an unforgettable 14-day journey through the heart of East Africa, where the vibrant cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and rich artistic heritage of both Rwanda and Uganda come together in one extraordinary adventure. 14-Days Experience, Rwanda and Uganda Merged to Discovery Art is a unique safari and cultural exploration designed for travelers seeking more than wildlife encounters an immersive connection to the region’s creativity, traditions, people, and natural beauty.
From the rolling hills and creative spirit of Kigali to the lush rainforests, savannah plains, crater lakes, and vibrant local communities of Uganda, this journey blends art, culture, nature, and adventure into one seamless experience. Discover traditional crafts, inspiring local art scenes, cultural performances, storytelling traditions, and authentic community interactions, while also experiencing iconic East African attractions including gorilla trekking, wildlife safaris, scenic landscapes, and unforgettable cultural encounters.
This itinerary offers a perfect balance of relaxation, exploration, and meaningful discovery, allowing travelers to experience the soul of East Africa through its people, wildlife, and artistic expression. Every destination along the way unveils a new story, making this journey not just a safari, but a deeper celebration of culture, creativity, and connection.
WHAT TO PACK FOR THIS TRIP?
| CATEGORY | ITEMS TO PACK |
| Clothing | · Light weight,
· Breathable shirts (neutral colors) · Long sleeved shirts and long pants (for sun and insects) · Fleece or light weight jackets · Rain jackets or poncho wide-brim hat or cap · Swim suit. |
| Footwear | · Water proof hiking boots (for gorilla and chimp tracking)
· Light weight walking shoes/sneakers · Flip-flops or sandals · Gaiters or long socks (for muddy treks) |
| Gear/ essentials | · Cameras and memory cards
· binoculars · Flashlight or headlamp (with extra batteries) · Small day pack/ backpack · Reusable water bottle or hydration pack · Sunglasses (UV protection) · Power adapter · Charger. |
| Personal toiletries | · Sunscreen
· Insect repellent · Basic first aid kit · Hand sanitizer · Wet wipes · Lip balm · Personal private toiletries |
| Travel documents and money | · Passport (valid 6months)
· Visas for Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda · Yellow fever vaccination certificate · Travel insurance documents · Photocopies of important documents. · Credit/debit cards · USD cash (to cater for small bills) |
| Amabere Caves | · Gardening gloves
· Quick-dry hiking clothes · Walking stick (can be rented locally) · Snacks/energy bars. |
| Optional items | · Travel pillow and eye mask (for long transfers)
· Journal or notebook · Light weight scarf or buff (for dust) · Small gifts or supplies for local communities ( if desired) |
TOUR HIGHLIGHT
- Arrival in Kigali- Rwanda
- Transfer to Volcanoes National Park
- Gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park
- Golden monkey trekking and transfer to Uganda
- Community and Batwa Cultural Experience
- Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park
- Game drive and Kazinga Channel Boat Safari
- Transfer to Kibale National Park
- Chimpanzee tracking and Bigodi Wetland Walk
- Transfer to Murchison Falls National Park
- Game drive and Boat cruise
- Top of the falls experience and Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
- Transfer to Kampala, Ngamba Island chimpanzee sanctuary
- Departure
TOUR DETAILS
Day 1: Arrival in Kigali – Welcome to the Land of a Thousand Hills
Upon your arrival at Kigali International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by your professional driver-guide who will brief you about your exciting 14-day Rwanda and Uganda discovery experience. You will then be transferred to your hotel for check-in and relaxation after your international flight.
Depending on your arrival time, you may embark on a short introductory tour of Kigali, one of Africa’s cleanest and most vibrant cities. This experience offers a gentle introduction to Rwanda’s culture, history, creativity, and modern lifestyle.
Optional or suggested activities include a visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial for a meaningful insight into Rwanda’s history and remarkable journey of reconciliation and transformation. Art lovers may explore local galleries and craft centers showcasing contemporary Rwandan creativity, traditional artwork, handmade crafts, fashion, and cultural expression.
You may also enjoy a guided city excursion through Kigali’s lively neighborhoods, local markets, cafés, and cultural centers where you can interact with local communities and experience the warm hospitality of the Rwandan people. For travelers interested in culinary experiences, an evening dinner at a local or international restaurant can offer a taste of authentic Rwandan cuisine and fusion dishes.
Later, return to your accommodation for dinner and overnight stay as you prepare for the adventures ahead across Rwanda and Uganda.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Heaven Boutique Hotel (https://heavenrwanda.com/)
Accommodation 2: Five to Five Hotel (https://fivetofivehotel.com/)
Accommodation 3: The Retreat (https://www.hemingways-collection.com/retreat-kigali/)
Meal plan: Full board.
Day 2: Transfer to Volcanoes National Park.
After an early breakfast at your hotel in Kigali, you will begin your scenic journey to Volcanoes National Park, home to the rare mountain gorillas and one of Africa’s most remarkable conservation destinations. The drive takes approximately 2.5 to 3 hours, offering spectacular views of Rwanda’s rolling hills, beautiful countryside, terraced farmlands, and rural communities that have earned Rwanda the name “Land of a Thousand Hills.”
Along the way, you may make brief stopovers for photography, local market visits, or cultural interactions to experience everyday life in rural Rwanda.
Upon arrival near the park, you will check in at your lodge and enjoy lunch while surrounded by the breathtaking volcanic landscape of the Virunga Mountains.
In the afternoon, you may choose to relax at the lodge or participate in optional cultural and community experiences. Suggested activities include a visit to the Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village where you can experience traditional Rwandan dance performances, local storytelling, traditional medicine practices, banana beer brewing, and authentic village life. Art enthusiasts may also explore local craft centers and community art projects showcasing handmade crafts, paintings, weaving, and cultural creativity.
Optional activities may include:
- Guided nature walks around the foothills of the volcanoes
- Bird watching experiences
- Community coffee experiences and local farm visits
- Photography excursions with scenic mountain views
- Relaxation at the lodge with panoramic views of the Virunga ranges
In the evening, enjoy dinner and overnight stay at your lodge as you prepare for the unforgettable adventures wait in the forests of Volcanoes National Park.
ACCOMMODATION
Accomodation1: Isanga Paradise Resort (https://www.isangeparadiseresort.com/)
Accommodation 2: Virunga Homestay (https://virungahomestay.com/)
Accommodation 3: karisimbi cave resort (https://karisimbicaveresort.com/)
Accommodation 4: Tiloreza Volacoes Eco Lodge (https://tiloreza.com/)
Meal plan: half board. Lunch en route.
Day 3: Gorilla Trekking Experience in Volcanoes National Park
Early in the morning, you will enjoy breakfast before heading to the park headquarters for a briefing by experienced park rangers on the guidelines and expectations for gorilla trekking. You will then be allocated to a gorilla family group and begin your unforgettable journey into the lush rainforest of Volcanoes National Park.
The trek takes you through bamboo forests, volcanic slopes, and dense vegetation while surrounded by breathtaking scenery and the sounds of the forest. Trekking duration can range from 2 to 6 hours depending on the movement and location of the gorilla family. Along the trail, your guide will share insights about the ecosystem, birdlife, medicinal plants, and conservation efforts protecting these endangered primates.
Upon locating the gorillas, you will spend one magical hour observing them in their natural habitat. Watching the gentle giants interact, feed, play, and care for their young is a deeply moving wildlife encounter and one of Africa’s most extraordinary experiences.
After the trek, you will return to the lodge for relaxation and lunch.
Optional afternoon activities may include:
- A visit to the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund to learn about gorilla conservation history
- Community and cultural visits around Musanze
- Local art and craft shopping experiences
- Nature walks and bird watching
- Relaxation at the lodge with views of the Virunga Volcanoes
In the evening, enjoy dinner and overnight stay at your lodge as you reflect on the incredible memories from your close encounter with the mountain gorillas.
ACCOMMODATION
Accomodation1: Isanga Paradise Resort (https://www.isangeparadiseresort.com/)
Accommodation 2: Virunga Homestay (https://virungahomestay.com/)
Accommodation 3: karisimbi cave resort (https://karisimbicaveresort.com/)
Accommodation 4: Tiloreza Volacoes Eco Lodge (https://tiloreza.com/)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 4: Golden Monkey Trekking and Transfer to Uganda
After an early breakfast, you will return to Volcanoes National Park for an exciting golden monkey trekking experience. Following a briefing by park rangers, you will set off into the bamboo forests in search of the rare and playful golden monkeys, a unique primate species found within the Virunga Mountain ranges.
The trek is generally less strenuous than gorilla trekking and offers excellent opportunities to observe these energetic primates jumping through the bamboo vegetation, feeding, and interacting within their natural habitat. The experience also allows you to enjoy the beautiful forest scenery, birdlife, and panoramic volcanic landscapes.
After the trek, you will return to the lodge for lunch and refreshment before beginning your cross-border journey into Uganda. You will drive through the scenic highlands and rolling hills towards southwestern Uganda, enjoying breathtaking countryside views and local community life along the way.
The transfer to Uganda and onward to the next destination, commonly around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park or nearby areas, takes approximately 4 to 5 hours depending on border crossing procedures and the selected lodge location.
Optional activities along the journey may include:
- Scenic photography stopovers
- Visits to local craft markets and art centers
- Community interactions and cultural encounters
- Coffee tasting or local farm experiences
- Relaxation at the lodge upon arrival
Arrive in Uganda in the evening, check in at your lodge, and enjoy dinner and overnight stay surrounded by the beautiful landscapes of southwestern Uganda.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Bweza Gorilla Lodge (https://bwezagorillalodge.com/)
Accommodation 2: Lake Mutanda safari Lodge (https://www.mutandalakeresort.com/)
Accommodation 3: Lake Mulehe safari Lodge. (https://www.lakemulehesafarilodge.com/)
Accommodation 4: Lake Mulehe Gorilla Lodge (https://www.lakemulehegorilla.ugandaculturallodges.com/)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 5: Community and Batwa Cultural Experience
After breakfast, you will immerse yourself in an authentic cultural experience with the local communities living around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. This day offers a meaningful opportunity to connect with the people, traditions, and heritage that make southwestern Uganda culturally rich and unique.
One of the highlights of the day is the Batwa cultural experience, where you will meet the indigenous Batwa people, known as the original forest dwellers of the region. Through guided cultural encounters, the Batwa share their fascinating history, traditional forest survival skills, hunting techniques, herbal medicine knowledge, music, dance, storytelling, and way of life before conservation efforts relocated them from the forest.
During the experience, you may participate in traditional dances, learn about ancient fire-making methods, visit recreated traditional homesteads, and listen to captivating stories about the Batwa’s deep spiritual and cultural connection with the forest. The interaction provides a deeper understanding of the importance of cultural preservation and community-based tourism.
Additional community experiences may include:
- Guided village walks
- Visits to local schools and community projects
- Banana brewing demonstrations
- Traditional food preparation experiences
- Local coffee and tea farm visits
- Handicraft and art workshops with local artisans
- Cultural music and dance performances
This experience also supports sustainable tourism initiatives that directly benefit local communities around the park.
After the cultural encounters, return to the lodge for relaxation while enjoying the scenic beauty of the surrounding hills and forests.
Dinner and overnight stay at the lodge.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Bweza Gorilla Lodge (https://bwezagorillalodge.com/)
Accommodation 2: Lake Mutanda safari Lodge (https://www.mutandalakeresort.com/)
Accommodation 3: Lake Mulehe safari Lodge. (https://www.lakemulehesafarilodge.com/)
Accommodation 4: Lake Mulehe Gorilla Lodge (https://www.lakemulehegorilla.ugandaculturallodges.com/)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 6: Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park
After breakfast, you will depart the lush highlands of southwestern Uganda and begin your scenic journey to Queen Elizabeth National Park, one of Uganda’s most diverse and spectacular wildlife destinations. The transfer takes approximately 4 to 6 hours depending on your lodge location and route, offering beautiful views of rolling hills, crater lakes, rural villages, tea plantations, and the breathtaking landscapes of the Albertine Rift Valley.
Along the way, you may enjoy optional stopovers for photography, local market visits, craft shopping, or cultural interactions with surrounding communities. Travelers may also have opportunities to visit scenic viewpoints overlooking the savannah plains and crater lakes.
Upon arrival at the park, you will check in at your lodge and enjoy lunch while surrounded by the natural beauty of the wilderness. The rest of the afternoon can be spent relaxing at the lodge and enjoying panoramic views of the park.
Optional afternoon or evening activities may include:
- A guided community or village walk
- Crater lake exploration
- Bird watching around the lodge
- Sundowner experience overlooking the savannah
- Cultural dance and storytelling performances
- Nature walks near the lodge surroundings
Dinner and overnight stay at the lodge as you prepare for exciting wildlife experiences in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Buffalo Safari Lodge (https://www.buffalolodge.ug/)
Accommodation 2: Elephant Plains Lodge (https://greatlakessafaris.com/collection/elephant-plains-lodge/)
Accommodation 3: Twin Lakes safari lodge (https://www.twinlakesafarilodge.com/)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route
Day 7: Game Drive and Kazinga Channel Boat Safari
Early in the morning after breakfast, you will head out for an exciting sunrise game drive through the vast savannah plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park. This remarkable wildlife experience offers opportunities to spot a wide variety of animals in their natural habitat including elephants, buffaloes, lions, Uganda kobs, waterbucks, warthogs, hyenas, and, with some luck, leopards.
As the morning light spreads across the park, you will explore different wildlife tracks while enjoying breathtaking views of the savannah, crater lakes, and distant mountain ranges. The game drive also provides excellent photography opportunities and chances to observe the rich birdlife found within the park.
After the morning safari, return to the lodge for relaxation and lunch.
In the afternoon, you will enjoy a memorable boat safari along the famous Kazinga Channel, a natural waterway connecting Lake Edward and Lake George. This is one of the park’s most rewarding wildlife experiences, bringing you remarkably close to large concentrations of hippos, Nile crocodiles, elephants, buffaloes, and numerous water birds gathering along the shoreline.
The boat cruise offers spectacular scenery and outstanding wildlife viewing while providing a relaxing perspective of the park from the water.
Optional evening activities may include:
- Sundowner experiences
- Community and cultural visits
- Crater lake excursions
- Bird watching around the lodge
- Campfire relaxation and storytelling
Return to the lodge in the evening for dinner and overnight stay surrounded by the sounds of the African wilderness.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Buffalo Safari Lodge (https://www.buffalolodge.ug/)
Accommodation 2: Elephant Plains Lodge (https://greatlakessafaris.com/collection/elephant-plains-lodge/)
Accommodation 3: Twin Lakes safari lodge (https://www.twinlakesafarilodge.com/)
Meal plan: half board. Lunch en route.
Day 8: Transfer to Kibale National Park
After breakfast, you will depart Queen Elizabeth National Park and continue your journey through the scenic landscapes of western Uganda towards Kibale National Park, famously known as the primate capital of the world. The transfer takes approximately 3 to 4 hours, offering beautiful views of crater lakes, rolling hills, lush tea plantations, traditional homesteads, and rural countryside scenery.
Along the route, optional stopovers may be made for photography, cultural interactions, or visits to local markets and craft centers where travelers can experience the daily lifestyle and creativity of local communities.
Upon arrival in Kibale, you will check in at your lodge and enjoy lunch while surrounded by the peaceful tropical forest environment.
The afternoon may be spent relaxing at the lodge or participating in optional activities such as:
- Guided community walks
- Tea plantation tours and tea tasting experiences
- Bird watching excursions
- Nature walks around the forest edge
- Cultural encounters with local communities
- Traditional storytelling and dance experiences
Kibale’s beautiful atmosphere, rich biodiversity, and cool forest climate provide a refreshing and relaxing experience ahead of your chimpanzee tracking adventure.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Turaco Tree Top Lodge (https://www.turacotreetops.com/)
Accommodation 2: Kibale Forest Camp (https://naturelodgesuganda.com/kibale-forest-camp/)
Accommodation 3: Guereza Canopy Lodge (https://guerezalodge.com/)
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Day 9: Chimpanzee Tracking and Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary Walk
After an early breakfast, you will proceed to the briefing point at Kibale National Park headquarters where experienced rangers will guide you through the rules and expectations for chimpanzee tracking. You will then begin your forest adventure into one of Africa’s richest primate habitats.
The chimpanzee tracking experience takes you deep into the tropical rainforest, where you may also encounter other primates such as red colobus monkeys, black-and-white colobus monkeys, Lhotse’s monkeys, and a variety of bird species. Once the chimpanzees are located, you will spend an unforgettable hour observing them as they feed, groom, communicate, and swing through the forest canopy offering a rare and intimate wildlife experience.
After the trek, you will return to the lodge for lunch and relaxation.
In the afternoon, you will enjoy a guided nature walk through the famous Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, a community-managed eco-tourism site known for its exceptional birdlife, primates, butterflies, and rich biodiversity. The wetland walk offers a peaceful contrast to the forest trek, with opportunities to spot species such as the great blue turaco, hornbills, kingfishers, and several monkey species.
The walk also provides meaningful cultural interaction with local communities involved in conservation and eco-tourism projects, giving insight into how tourism supports sustainable livelihoods.
Return to the lodge in the evening for dinner and overnight stay, surrounded by the tranquil sounds of nature.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Turaco Tree Top Lodge (https://www.turacotreetops.com/)
Accommodation 2: Kibale Forest Camp (https://naturelodgesuganda.com/kibale-forest-camp/)
Accommodation 3: Guereza Canopy Lodge (https://guerezalodge.com/)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 10: Transfer to Murchison Falls National Park
After an early breakfast, you will depart from the lush forests of Kibale National Park and begin your scenic journey to Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s largest and oldest protected wildlife area. The drive takes approximately 6 to 8 hours, passing through diverse landscapes including tea plantations, rolling hills, traditional villages, and expansive savannah plains.
Along the way, you may enjoy optional stopovers for photography, lunch, and cultural encounters with local communities, offering a glimpse into everyday rural life in Uganda.
Upon arrival at the park, you will check in at your lodge and unwind after the long journey. The evening is ideal for relaxation as you take in the serene wilderness atmosphere, with possible sightings of wildlife around your accommodation.
Optional evening activities may include:
- Nature walks around the lodge surroundings
- Sundowner experiences overlooking the Nile basin
- Bird watching opportunities
- Cultural storytelling or community visits (depending on lodge location)
- Relaxation by the campfire under the African night sky
Dinner and overnight stay at the lodge as you prepare for the exciting safari experiences wait in Murchison Falls National Park.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Pakuba safari lodge (https://www.khotels.ug/)
Accommodation 2: Murchison river Lodge (https://www.murchisonriverlodge.com/rates)
Accommodation 3: Tilenga Lodge ( https://www.murchisonriverlodge.com/rates)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 11: Game Drive and Boat Cruise in Murchison Falls National Park
After an early breakfast, you will set out for a morning game drive across the vast savannah plains of Murchison Falls National Park. This park offers one of Uganda’s richest wildlife experiences, with opportunities to encounter elephants, lions, leopards, giraffes, buffaloes, Uganda kobs, hartebeests, hyenas, and a variety of bird species in their natural habitat.
The game drive takes you through different wildlife tracks and scenic viewpoints, offering excellent photography moments and close encounters with the “Big Five” species present in the park. Your experienced guide will help you track animals while sharing insights about the park’s ecosystem and conservation efforts.
After the morning safari, return to the lodge for lunch and relaxation.
In the afternoon, you will enjoy a memorable boat cruise along the River Nile to the base of the powerful Murchison Falls. This relaxing yet thrilling experience offers close-up views of hippos, Nile crocodiles, elephants, buffaloes, and abundant birdlife along the riverbanks, including kingfishers, bee-eaters, and African fish eagles.
The boat ride gradually approaches the dramatic point where the Nile forces itself through a narrow 7-meter gorge before plunging into a thunderous waterfall, creating one of Africa’s most powerful natural spectacles.
Return to the lodge in the evening for dinner and overnight stay, surrounded by the sounds of the wilderness.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Pakuba safari lodge (https://www.khotels.ug/)
Accommodation 2: Murchison river Lodge (https://www.murchisonriverlodge.com/rates)
Accommodation 3: Tilenga Lodge ( https://www.murchisonriverlodge.com/rates)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 12: Top of the Falls Experience and Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
After an early breakfast, you will visit the spectacular top of the mighty Murchison Falls, where the world’s longest river, the Nile, is forced through a narrow 7-meter gorge before plunging dramatically into the river below. From the viewpoints, you will witness the raw power of nature as water roars through the rocks, creating mist, thunderous sound, and unforgettable photographic scenery.
You will enjoy a guided walk along the top of the falls, learning about the geological formation, history, and surrounding ecosystem while taking in panoramic views of the Nile and surrounding landscapes.
After this experience, you will begin your journey southwards with a stopover at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, the only place in Uganda where rhinos are protected and bred in a natural environment. Upon arrival, you will join experienced ranger guides for a guided rhino tracking experience on foot. This allows you to safely observe white rhinos in their natural habitat while learning about conservation efforts to reintroduce rhinos into Uganda’s national parks.
The sanctuary also offers opportunities to see other wildlife such as antelopes, birds, and small mammals, making it a rewarding conservation stop.
After the rhino trekking experience, you will continue your journey towards Kampala or Entebbe for dinner and overnight stay, marking the transition from wilderness safari back to urban comfort as your adventure progresses.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Ziwa Rhino Ranch.
Meal plan: half board.
Day 13: Transfer from Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary to Entebbe – UWEC Visit & Nightlife Experience
After breakfast, you will depart from Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary and continue with your scenic drive to Entebbe, enjoying views of Uganda’s countryside, local towns, and roadside markets along the way.
Upon arrival in Entebbe, you will visit the Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre (UWEC), popularly known as the Entebbe Zoo. This renowned wildlife conservation center offers an opportunity to encounter various rescued and protected animal species including lions, giraffes, chimpanzees, elephants, zebras, and several bird species while learning about Uganda’s wildlife conservation and rehabilitation efforts.
Later in the evening, enjoy Entebbe’s vibrant nightlife experience along the shores of Lake Victoria. You may relax at lakeside lounges, beach bars, rooftop restaurants, or entertainment venues offering music, delicious cuisine, refreshing drinks, and a lively atmosphere perfect for unwinding after your safari adventure.
Dinner and overnight stay in Entebbe.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Airportlink Guest House (https://www.airportlinkguesthouse.com/)
Accommodation 2: Admas Grand Hotel (https://admasgrandhotel.com/)
Accommodation 3: K Hotel (https://www.khotels.ug/
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route
Day 14: Visit Uganda Reptile Village & Transfer to the Airport for Departure
After breakfast and depending on your flight schedule, you will visit the fascinating Uganda Reptile Village for an educational and interactive wildlife experience. The center is home to a variety of Uganda’s reptile species including snakes, crocodiles, tortoises, chameleons, monitor lizards, and other indigenous reptiles. During the visit, you will learn about reptile conservation, rescue programs, and the important role these species play within Uganda’s ecosystems.
Following the excursion, you will proceed with a transfer to Entebbe International Airport for your departure flight, bringing your unforgettable 14-day Rwanda–Uganda safari adventure to a memorable end. As you depart, you leave with incredible memories of gorilla encounters, chimpanzee tracking, wildlife safaris, scenic landscapes, and authentic East African experiences.
If time allows, you may take part in optional last-minute activities such as:
- A short city tour of Kampala or Entebbe
- Craft shopping for souvenirs and local artwork
- A visit to local markets for cultural interaction
- Relaxation at the hotel or lakeside walk along Lake Victoria
At the appropriate time, you will be transferred to Entebbe International Airport for your departure flight. Your driver-guide will assist with airport check-in and ensure a smooth end to your safari experience.
As you depart, you carry with you lasting memories of Rwanda’s breathtaking landscapes, Uganda’s diverse wildlife, rich cultural encounters, and the incredible discovery journey across East Africa.
GOOD BYE UGANDA, JOURNEY MERCIES BACK HOME.
| Departure location | Entebbe international airport |
| Return location | Entebbe international airport |
| Departure time | 3hours before departure time |
| Price includes | ü All activities as outlined in the itinerary
ü Airport meet-and-greet services, including all transfers ü Services of a professional multilingual driver-guide (Spanish, German, French, and English) ü All park entry fees ü Ground transportation in a well-equipped 4×4 safari vehicle ü Full board accommodation and meals as specified in the itinerary ü Gorilla trekking permit (USD 1000 per person) in Rwanda ü Gorilla trekking permit (USD 800 per person) in Uganda ü Chimpanzee trekking permit (USD 250 per person) in Uganda |
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WHAT TO PACK FOR THIS TRIP?
| CATEGORY | ITEMS TO PACK |
| Clothing | · Light weight,
· Breathable shirts (neutral colors) · Long sleeved shirts and long pants (for sun and insects) · Fleece or light weight jackets · Rain jackets or poncho wide-brim hat or cap · Swim suit. |
| Footwear | · Water proof hiking boots (for gorilla and chimp tracking)
· Light weight walking shoes/sneakers · Flip-flops or sandals · Gaiters or long socks (for muddy treks) |
| Gear/ essentials | · Cameras and memory cards
· binoculars · Flashlight or headlamp (with extra batteries) · Small day pack/ backpack · Reusable water bottle or hydration pack · Sunglasses (UV protection) · Power adapter · Charger. |
| Personal toiletries | · Sunscreen
· Insect repellent · Basic first aid kit · Hand sanitizer · Wet wipes · Lip balm · Personal private toiletries |
| Travel documents and money | · Passport (valid 6months)
· Visas for Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda · Yellow fever vaccination certificate · Travel insurance documents · Photocopies of important documents. · Credit/debit cards · USD cash (to cater for small bills) |
| Amabere Caves | · Gardening gloves
· Quick-dry hiking clothes · Walking stick (can be rented locally) · Snacks/energy bars. |
| Optional items | · Travel pillow and eye mask (for long transfers)
· Journal or notebook · Light weight scarf or buff (for dust) · Small gifts or supplies for local communities ( if desired) |
TOUR HIGHLIGHT
- Arrival in Kigali- Rwanda
- Transfer to Volcanoes National Park
- Gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park
- Golden monkey trekking and transfer to Uganda
- Community and Batwa Cultural Experience
- Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park
- Game drive and Kazinga Channel Boat Safari
- Transfer to Kibale National Park
- Chimpanzee tracking and Bigodi Wetland Walk
- Transfer to Murchison Falls National Park
- Game drive and Boat cruise
- Top of the falls experience and Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
- Transfer to Kampala, Ngamba Island chimpanzee sanctuary
- Departure
TOUR DETAILS
Day 1: Arrival in Kigali – Welcome to the Land of a Thousand Hills
Upon your arrival at Kigali International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by your professional driver-guide who will brief you about your exciting 14-day Rwanda and Uganda discovery experience. You will then be transferred to your hotel for check-in and relaxation after your international flight.
Depending on your arrival time, you may embark on a short introductory tour of Kigali, one of Africa’s cleanest and most vibrant cities. This experience offers a gentle introduction to Rwanda’s culture, history, creativity, and modern lifestyle.
Optional or suggested activities include a visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial for a meaningful insight into Rwanda’s history and remarkable journey of reconciliation and transformation. Art lovers may explore local galleries and craft centers showcasing contemporary Rwandan creativity, traditional artwork, handmade crafts, fashion, and cultural expression.
You may also enjoy a guided city excursion through Kigali’s lively neighborhoods, local markets, cafés, and cultural centers where you can interact with local communities and experience the warm hospitality of the Rwandan people. For travelers interested in culinary experiences, an evening dinner at a local or international restaurant can offer a taste of authentic Rwandan cuisine and fusion dishes.
Later, return to your accommodation for dinner and overnight stay as you prepare for the adventures ahead across Rwanda and Uganda.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Heaven Boutique Hotel (https://heavenrwanda.com/)
Accommodation 2: Five to Five Hotel (https://fivetofivehotel.com/)
Accommodation 3: The Retreat (https://www.hemingways-collection.com/retreat-kigali/)
Meal plan: Full board.
Day 2: Transfer to Volcanoes National Park.
After an early breakfast at your hotel in Kigali, you will begin your scenic journey to Volcanoes National Park, home to the rare mountain gorillas and one of Africa’s most remarkable conservation destinations. The drive takes approximately 2.5 to 3 hours, offering spectacular views of Rwanda’s rolling hills, beautiful countryside, terraced farmlands, and rural communities that have earned Rwanda the name “Land of a Thousand Hills.”
Along the way, you may make brief stopovers for photography, local market visits, or cultural interactions to experience everyday life in rural Rwanda.
Upon arrival near the park, you will check in at your lodge and enjoy lunch while surrounded by the breathtaking volcanic landscape of the Virunga Mountains.
In the afternoon, you may choose to relax at the lodge or participate in optional cultural and community experiences. Suggested activities include a visit to the Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village where you can experience traditional Rwandan dance performances, local storytelling, traditional medicine practices, banana beer brewing, and authentic village life. Art enthusiasts may also explore local craft centers and community art projects showcasing handmade crafts, paintings, weaving, and cultural creativity.
Optional activities may include:
- Guided nature walks around the foothills of the volcanoes
- Bird watching experiences
- Community coffee experiences and local farm visits
- Photography excursions with scenic mountain views
- Relaxation at the lodge with panoramic views of the Virunga ranges
In the evening, enjoy dinner and overnight stay at your lodge as you prepare for the unforgettable adventures wait in the forests of Volcanoes National Park.
ACCOMMODATION
Accomodation1: Isanga Paradise Resort (https://www.isangeparadiseresort.com/)
Accommodation 2: Virunga Homestay (https://virungahomestay.com/)
Accommodation 3: karisimbi cave resort (https://karisimbicaveresort.com/)
Accommodation 4: Tiloreza Volacoes Eco Lodge (https://tiloreza.com/)
Meal plan: half board. Lunch en route.
Day 3: Gorilla Trekking Experience in Volcanoes National Park
Early in the morning, you will enjoy breakfast before heading to the park headquarters for a briefing by experienced park rangers on the guidelines and expectations for gorilla trekking. You will then be allocated to a gorilla family group and begin your unforgettable journey into the lush rainforest of Volcanoes National Park.
The trek takes you through bamboo forests, volcanic slopes, and dense vegetation while surrounded by breathtaking scenery and the sounds of the forest. Trekking duration can range from 2 to 6 hours depending on the movement and location of the gorilla family. Along the trail, your guide will share insights about the ecosystem, birdlife, medicinal plants, and conservation efforts protecting these endangered primates.
Upon locating the gorillas, you will spend one magical hour observing them in their natural habitat. Watching the gentle giants interact, feed, play, and care for their young is a deeply moving wildlife encounter and one of Africa’s most extraordinary experiences.
After the trek, you will return to the lodge for relaxation and lunch.
Optional afternoon activities may include:
- A visit to the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund to learn about gorilla conservation history
- Community and cultural visits around Musanze
- Local art and craft shopping experiences
- Nature walks and bird watching
- Relaxation at the lodge with views of the Virunga Volcanoes
In the evening, enjoy dinner and overnight stay at your lodge as you reflect on the incredible memories from your close encounter with the mountain gorillas.
ACCOMMODATION
Accomodation1: Isanga Paradise Resort (https://www.isangeparadiseresort.com/)
Accommodation 2: Virunga Homestay (https://virungahomestay.com/)
Accommodation 3: karisimbi cave resort (https://karisimbicaveresort.com/)
Accommodation 4: Tiloreza Volacoes Eco Lodge (https://tiloreza.com/)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 4: Golden Monkey Trekking and Transfer to Uganda
After an early breakfast, you will return to Volcanoes National Park for an exciting golden monkey trekking experience. Following a briefing by park rangers, you will set off into the bamboo forests in search of the rare and playful golden monkeys, a unique primate species found within the Virunga Mountain ranges.
The trek is generally less strenuous than gorilla trekking and offers excellent opportunities to observe these energetic primates jumping through the bamboo vegetation, feeding, and interacting within their natural habitat. The experience also allows you to enjoy the beautiful forest scenery, birdlife, and panoramic volcanic landscapes.
After the trek, you will return to the lodge for lunch and refreshment before beginning your cross-border journey into Uganda. You will drive through the scenic highlands and rolling hills towards southwestern Uganda, enjoying breathtaking countryside views and local community life along the way.
The transfer to Uganda and onward to the next destination, commonly around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park or nearby areas, takes approximately 4 to 5 hours depending on border crossing procedures and the selected lodge location.
Optional activities along the journey may include:
- Scenic photography stopovers
- Visits to local craft markets and art centers
- Community interactions and cultural encounters
- Coffee tasting or local farm experiences
- Relaxation at the lodge upon arrival
Arrive in Uganda in the evening, check in at your lodge, and enjoy dinner and overnight stay surrounded by the beautiful landscapes of southwestern Uganda.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Bweza Gorilla Lodge (https://bwezagorillalodge.com/)
Accommodation 2: Lake Mutanda safari Lodge (https://www.mutandalakeresort.com/)
Accommodation 3: Lake Mulehe safari Lodge. (https://www.lakemulehesafarilodge.com/)
Accommodation 4: Lake Mulehe Gorilla Lodge (https://www.lakemulehegorilla.ugandaculturallodges.com/)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 5: Community and Batwa Cultural Experience
After breakfast, you will immerse yourself in an authentic cultural experience with the local communities living around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. This day offers a meaningful opportunity to connect with the people, traditions, and heritage that make southwestern Uganda culturally rich and unique.
One of the highlights of the day is the Batwa cultural experience, where you will meet the indigenous Batwa people, known as the original forest dwellers of the region. Through guided cultural encounters, the Batwa share their fascinating history, traditional forest survival skills, hunting techniques, herbal medicine knowledge, music, dance, storytelling, and way of life before conservation efforts relocated them from the forest.
During the experience, you may participate in traditional dances, learn about ancient fire-making methods, visit recreated traditional homesteads, and listen to captivating stories about the Batwa’s deep spiritual and cultural connection with the forest. The interaction provides a deeper understanding of the importance of cultural preservation and community-based tourism.
Additional community experiences may include:
- Guided village walks
- Visits to local schools and community projects
- Banana brewing demonstrations
- Traditional food preparation experiences
- Local coffee and tea farm visits
- Handicraft and art workshops with local artisans
- Cultural music and dance performances
This experience also supports sustainable tourism initiatives that directly benefit local communities around the park.
After the cultural encounters, return to the lodge for relaxation while enjoying the scenic beauty of the surrounding hills and forests.
Dinner and overnight stay at the lodge.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Bweza Gorilla Lodge (https://bwezagorillalodge.com/)
Accommodation 2: Lake Mutanda safari Lodge (https://www.mutandalakeresort.com/)
Accommodation 3: Lake Mulehe safari Lodge. (https://www.lakemulehesafarilodge.com/)
Accommodation 4: Lake Mulehe Gorilla Lodge (https://www.lakemulehegorilla.ugandaculturallodges.com/)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 6: Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park
After breakfast, you will depart the lush highlands of southwestern Uganda and begin your scenic journey to Queen Elizabeth National Park, one of Uganda’s most diverse and spectacular wildlife destinations. The transfer takes approximately 4 to 6 hours depending on your lodge location and route, offering beautiful views of rolling hills, crater lakes, rural villages, tea plantations, and the breathtaking landscapes of the Albertine Rift Valley.
Along the way, you may enjoy optional stopovers for photography, local market visits, craft shopping, or cultural interactions with surrounding communities. Travelers may also have opportunities to visit scenic viewpoints overlooking the savannah plains and crater lakes.
Upon arrival at the park, you will check in at your lodge and enjoy lunch while surrounded by the natural beauty of the wilderness. The rest of the afternoon can be spent relaxing at the lodge and enjoying panoramic views of the park.
Optional afternoon or evening activities may include:
- A guided community or village walk
- Crater lake exploration
- Bird watching around the lodge
- Sundowner experience overlooking the savannah
- Cultural dance and storytelling performances
- Nature walks near the lodge surroundings
Dinner and overnight stay at the lodge as you prepare for exciting wildlife experiences in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Buffalo Safari Lodge (https://www.buffalolodge.ug/)
Accommodation 2: Elephant Plains Lodge (https://greatlakessafaris.com/collection/elephant-plains-lodge/)
Accommodation 3: Twin Lakes safari lodge (https://www.twinlakesafarilodge.com/)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route
Day 7: Game Drive and Kazinga Channel Boat Safari
Early in the morning after breakfast, you will head out for an exciting sunrise game drive through the vast savannah plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park. This remarkable wildlife experience offers opportunities to spot a wide variety of animals in their natural habitat including elephants, buffaloes, lions, Uganda kobs, waterbucks, warthogs, hyenas, and, with some luck, leopards.
As the morning light spreads across the park, you will explore different wildlife tracks while enjoying breathtaking views of the savannah, crater lakes, and distant mountain ranges. The game drive also provides excellent photography opportunities and chances to observe the rich birdlife found within the park.
After the morning safari, return to the lodge for relaxation and lunch.
In the afternoon, you will enjoy a memorable boat safari along the famous Kazinga Channel, a natural waterway connecting Lake Edward and Lake George. This is one of the park’s most rewarding wildlife experiences, bringing you remarkably close to large concentrations of hippos, Nile crocodiles, elephants, buffaloes, and numerous water birds gathering along the shoreline.
The boat cruise offers spectacular scenery and outstanding wildlife viewing while providing a relaxing perspective of the park from the water.
Optional evening activities may include:
- Sundowner experiences
- Community and cultural visits
- Crater lake excursions
- Bird watching around the lodge
- Campfire relaxation and storytelling
Return to the lodge in the evening for dinner and overnight stay surrounded by the sounds of the African wilderness.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Buffalo Safari Lodge (https://www.buffalolodge.ug/)
Accommodation 2: Elephant Plains Lodge (https://greatlakessafaris.com/collection/elephant-plains-lodge/)
Accommodation 3: Twin Lakes safari lodge (https://www.twinlakesafarilodge.com/)
Meal plan: half board. Lunch en route.
Day 8: Transfer to Kibale National Park
After breakfast, you will depart Queen Elizabeth National Park and continue your journey through the scenic landscapes of western Uganda towards Kibale National Park, famously known as the primate capital of the world. The transfer takes approximately 3 to 4 hours, offering beautiful views of crater lakes, rolling hills, lush tea plantations, traditional homesteads, and rural countryside scenery.
Along the route, optional stopovers may be made for photography, cultural interactions, or visits to local markets and craft centers where travelers can experience the daily lifestyle and creativity of local communities.
Upon arrival in Kibale, you will check in at your lodge and enjoy lunch while surrounded by the peaceful tropical forest environment.
The afternoon may be spent relaxing at the lodge or participating in optional activities such as:
- Guided community walks
- Tea plantation tours and tea tasting experiences
- Bird watching excursions
- Nature walks around the forest edge
- Cultural encounters with local communities
- Traditional storytelling and dance experiences
Kibale’s beautiful atmosphere, rich biodiversity, and cool forest climate provide a refreshing and relaxing experience ahead of your chimpanzee tracking adventure.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Turaco Tree Top Lodge (https://www.turacotreetops.com/)
Accommodation 2: Kibale Forest Camp (https://naturelodgesuganda.com/kibale-forest-camp/)
Accommodation 3: Guereza Canopy Lodge (https://guerezalodge.com/)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route
Day 9: Chimpanzee Tracking and Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary Walk
After an early breakfast, you will proceed to the briefing point at Kibale National Park headquarters where experienced rangers will guide you through the rules and expectations for chimpanzee tracking. You will then begin your forest adventure into one of Africa’s richest primate habitats.
The chimpanzee tracking experience takes you deep into the tropical rainforest, where you may also encounter other primates such as red colobus monkeys, black-and-white colobus monkeys, Lhotse’s monkeys, and a variety of bird species. Once the chimpanzees are located, you will spend an unforgettable hour observing them as they feed, groom, communicate, and swing through the forest canopy offering a rare and intimate wildlife experience.
After the trek, you will return to the lodge for lunch and relaxation.
In the afternoon, you will enjoy a guided nature walk through the famous Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, a community-managed eco-tourism site known for its exceptional birdlife, primates, butterflies, and rich biodiversity. The wetland walk offers a peaceful contrast to the forest trek, with opportunities to spot species such as the great blue turaco, hornbills, kingfishers, and several monkey species.
The walk also provides meaningful cultural interaction with local communities involved in conservation and eco-tourism projects, giving insight into how tourism supports sustainable livelihoods.
Return to the lodge in the evening for dinner and overnight stay, surrounded by the tranquil sounds of nature.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Turaco Tree Top Lodge (https://www.turacotreetops.com/)
Accommodation 2: Kibale Forest Camp (https://naturelodgesuganda.com/kibale-forest-camp/)
Accommodation 3: Guereza Canopy Lodge (https://guerezalodge.com/)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 10: Transfer to Murchison Falls National Park
After an early breakfast, you will depart from the lush forests of Kibale National Park and begin your scenic journey to Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s largest and oldest protected wildlife area. The drive takes approximately 6 to 8 hours, passing through diverse landscapes including tea plantations, rolling hills, traditional villages, and expansive savannah plains.
Along the way, you may enjoy optional stopovers for photography, lunch, and cultural encounters with local communities, offering a glimpse into everyday rural life in Uganda.
Upon arrival at the park, you will check in at your lodge and unwind after the long journey. The evening is ideal for relaxation as you take in the serene wilderness atmosphere, with possible sightings of wildlife around your accommodation.
Optional evening activities may include:
- Nature walks around the lodge surroundings
- Sundowner experiences overlooking the Nile basin
- Bird watching opportunities
- Cultural storytelling or community visits (depending on lodge location)
- Relaxation by the campfire under the African night sky
Dinner and overnight stay at the lodge as you prepare for the exciting safari experiences wait in Murchison Falls National Park.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Pakuba safari lodge (https://www.khotels.ug/)
Accommodation 2: Murchison river Lodge (https://www.murchisonriverlodge.com/rates)
Accommodation 3: Tilenga Lodge ( https://www.murchisonriverlodge.com/rates)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 11: Game Drive and Boat Cruise in Murchison Falls National Park
After an early breakfast, you will set out for a morning game drive across the vast savannah plains of Murchison Falls National Park. This park offers one of Uganda’s richest wildlife experiences, with opportunities to encounter elephants, lions, leopards, giraffes, buffaloes, Uganda kobs, hartebeests, hyenas, and a variety of bird species in their natural habitat.
The game drive takes you through different wildlife tracks and scenic viewpoints, offering excellent photography moments and close encounters with the “Big Five” species present in the park. Your experienced guide will help you track animals while sharing insights about the park’s ecosystem and conservation efforts.
After the morning safari, return to the lodge for lunch and relaxation.
In the afternoon, you will enjoy a memorable boat cruise along the River Nile to the base of the powerful Murchison Falls. This relaxing yet thrilling experience offers close-up views of hippos, Nile crocodiles, elephants, buffaloes, and abundant birdlife along the riverbanks, including kingfishers, bee-eaters, and African fish eagles.
The boat ride gradually approaches the dramatic point where the Nile forces itself through a narrow 7-meter gorge before plunging into a thunderous waterfall, creating one of Africa’s most powerful natural spectacles.
Return to the lodge in the evening for dinner and overnight stay, surrounded by the sounds of the wilderness.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Pakuba safari lodge (https://www.khotels.ug/)
Accommodation 2: Murchison river Lodge (https://www.murchisonriverlodge.com/rates)
Accommodation 3: Tilenga Lodge ( https://www.murchisonriverlodge.com/rates)
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route.
Day 12: Top of the Falls Experience and Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
After an early breakfast, you will visit the spectacular top of the mighty Murchison Falls, where the world’s longest river, the Nile, is forced through a narrow 7-meter gorge before plunging dramatically into the river below. From the viewpoints, you will witness the raw power of nature as water roars through the rocks, creating mist, thunderous sound, and unforgettable photographic scenery.
You will enjoy a guided walk along the top of the falls, learning about the geological formation, history, and surrounding ecosystem while taking in panoramic views of the Nile and surrounding landscapes.
After this experience, you will begin your journey southwards with a stopover at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, the only place in Uganda where rhinos are protected and bred in a natural environment. Upon arrival, you will join experienced ranger guides for a guided rhino tracking experience on foot. This allows you to safely observe white rhinos in their natural habitat while learning about conservation efforts to reintroduce rhinos into Uganda’s national parks.
The sanctuary also offers opportunities to see other wildlife such as antelopes, birds, and small mammals, making it a rewarding conservation stop.
After the rhino trekking experience, you will continue your journey towards Kampala or Entebbe for dinner and overnight stay, marking the transition from wilderness safari back to urban comfort as your adventure progresses.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Ziwa Rhino Ranch.
Meal plan: half board.
Day 13: Transfer from Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary to Entebbe – UWEC Visit & Nightlife Experience
After breakfast, you will depart from Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary and continue with your scenic drive to Entebbe, enjoying views of Uganda’s countryside, local towns, and roadside markets along the way.
Upon arrival in Entebbe, you will visit the Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre (UWEC), popularly known as the Entebbe Zoo. This renowned wildlife conservation center offers an opportunity to encounter various rescued and protected animal species including lions, giraffes, chimpanzees, elephants, zebras, and several bird species while learning about Uganda’s wildlife conservation and rehabilitation efforts.
Later in the evening, enjoy Entebbe’s vibrant nightlife experience along the shores of Lake Victoria. You may relax at lakeside lounges, beach bars, rooftop restaurants, or entertainment venues offering music, delicious cuisine, refreshing drinks, and a lively atmosphere perfect for unwinding after your safari adventure.
Dinner and overnight stay in Entebbe.
ACCOMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation 1: Airportlink Guest House (https://www.airportlinkguesthouse.com/)
Accommodation 2: Admas Grand Hotel (https://admasgrandhotel.com/)
Accommodation 3: K Hotel (https://www.khotels.ug/
Meal plan: Half board. Lunch en route
Day 14: Visit Uganda Reptile Village & Transfer to the Airport for Departure
After breakfast and depending on your flight schedule, you will visit the fascinating Uganda Reptile Village for an educational and interactive wildlife experience. The center is home to a variety of Uganda’s reptile species including snakes, crocodiles, tortoises, chameleons, monitor lizards, and other indigenous reptiles. During the visit, you will learn about reptile conservation, rescue programs, and the important role these species play within Uganda’s ecosystems.
Following the excursion, you will proceed with a transfer to Entebbe International Airport for your departure flight, bringing your unforgettable 14-day Rwanda–Uganda safari adventure to a memorable end. As you depart, you leave with incredible memories of gorilla encounters, chimpanzee tracking, wildlife safaris, scenic landscapes, and authentic East African experiences.
If time allows, you may take part in optional last-minute activities such as:
- A short city tour of Kampala or Entebbe
- Craft shopping for souvenirs and local artwork
- A visit to local markets for cultural interaction
- Relaxation at the hotel or lakeside walk along Lake Victoria
At the appropriate time, you will be transferred to Entebbe International Airport for your departure flight. Your driver-guide will assist with airport check-in and ensure a smooth end to your safari experience.
As you depart, you carry with you lasting memories of Rwanda’s breathtaking landscapes, Uganda’s diverse wildlife, rich cultural encounters, and the incredible discovery journey across East Africa.
GOOD BYE UGANDA, JOURNEY MERCIES BACK HOME.
| Departure location | Entebbe international airport |
| Return location | Entebbe international airport |
| Departure time | 3hours before departure time |
| Price includes | ü All activities as outlined in the itinerary
ü Airport meet-and-greet services, including all transfers ü Services of a professional multilingual driver-guide (Spanish, German, French, and English) ü All park entry fees ü Ground transportation in a well-equipped 4×4 safari vehicle ü Full board accommodation and meals as specified in the itinerary ü Gorilla trekking permit (USD 1000 per person) in Rwanda ü Gorilla trekking permit (USD 800 per person) in Uganda ü Chimpanzee trekking permit (USD 250 per person) in Uganda |
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