Daily Tour
5 People
$800
This four-day tour of Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda will allow you to see wildlife, including over 606 bird species and about 100 kinds of small and large mammals, making it an exceptional safari. Elephants, a large number of hippos, large predators, the endangered giant forest hog, beautiful Uganda Kobs, Nile crocodiles, and several antelope species can all be found at Queen Elizabeth National Park. All of this wildlife can be seen from various areas of the park, including the Kyambura Gorge, the remote Ishasha Sector, which is well-known for its tree-climbing lions, the Mweya Peninsula, which has a great waterside, and Kasenyi Tracker, which offers herbivores, mammals, and predators a place to graze.
Our company representative and your safari driving guide will be waiting for you when you arrive at Entebbe International Airport. They will take you to your accommodation in Kampala for supper, overnight, and a briefing regarding your tour of Queen Elizabeth National Park and Uganda in general.
Note: If time permits, your guide will take you on a tour of the city to see the historical sites both inside and outside of Kampala, including the shrines of the Namugongo martyrs, the Uganda National Museum, the Old Kampala Mosque, the Bahai temple, the Twekobe Palace, the Amin torture chambers, and the local Rolex market.
Options for lodging include the luxury Sheraton Hotel Kampala, the mid-range Fairway Hotel & Spa, and the budget Holiday Express hotel.
Meet your driver guide at the reception after your early breakfast. Your Queen Elizabeth Uganda safari will begin with a stopover at Kayabwe, the Equator crossing point, where you can watch the water experiment, take some memorial photos, and then continue on your drive. Stop again for lunch and refreshments, and then continue on your way to Queen Elizabeth National Park check into your reserved lodge. You will pass past tea plantations, rift valleys, gorges, open forest savanna, and herds of Ankole long-horned cattle on this journey. When you first arrive at the park, check into your lodge to unwind before playing in the evening in the Ishasha sector, which is well-known for its tree-climbing lions and the greatest area for elephants. Uganda’s Topis Kobs, Warthogs, waterbucks, buffaloes. After your evening game drive, return to your lodge for dinner and overnight.
Options for lodging include Topi Lodge (budget), Ishasha Jungle Lodge (mid-range), and Ishasha Wilderness Camp (luxury).
meal plan; Morning, Lunch, or Dinner
The highlight of your trip to Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park is this! Eat a hearty breakfast to start the day, then head to Ishasha Sector for another game drive to look for additional animals, namely tree-climbing lions. Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park’s northern sector for your afternoon boat excursion on the Kazinga Channel following your morning game drive. Expect to see numerous hippopotamuses, Nile crocodiles, and other aquatic creatures during your afternoon boat ride on the Kazinga Channel. You may also see a variety of birds along the channel’s shoreline, as well as other land mammals like Uganda Kobs, buffaloes, warthogs, and elephants when they come to swim and drink. After your safari boat ride.
For a memorable experience at Queen Elizabeth National Park, unwind for a few minutes and take a game drive in the evening along Kasenyi and Queens Mile Tracks to look for wildlife species. After that, proceed to your reserved lodge and check in. Dinner and a night in
Accommodation options include the luxury Mweya Safari Lodge, the mid-range Elephant Hab Safari Lodge, and the affordable Pumba cottages.
meal plan; Morning, Lunch, or Dinner
today after finishing your breakfast and packing all of your belongings. Approximately 414 tree and shrub species, 6 primate species, including our closest relatives, chimpanzees, olive baboons, red-tailed monkeys, and more, as well as 378 bird species, including the Great Blue Turaco, Black and White Cascket, Cuckoos, and Sunbirds, may be found in this forest. After your exciting chimpanzee tracking walk, take a quick break to relax, eat lunch, and then begin your drive back to Entebbe International Airport in time for your return flight. Alternatively, you could want to stay an additional night in Entebbe Town to wrap off your African safari
Meal Plan: Breakfast and Lunch
End of a 4-Day Tour of Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park
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