Arrive in Entebbe, Uganda, which earns its nickname, the “Pearl of Africa,” from its scenery. Transfer to your hotel for resting and leisure.

Optional: Visit the stunning Entebbe Botanical Gardens

Today’s journey takes you from Kampala or Entebbe to Queen Elizabeth National Park in western Uganda, a scenic drive lasting approximately 8 to 9 hours, including several enriching stopovers. Your first stop will be in Kayabwe, where you’ll experience the equator crossing and enjoy the unique water experiment. Continue to the Igongo Cultural Centre for a cultural insight and enjoy lunch in Mbarara.

As you proceed, you will make another stop to admire the stunning crater lakes before heading onward to Queen Elizabeth National Park. You’ll arrive at your lodge in the evening, check in, enjoy dinner, and relax for the night.

Embark on a morning game drive through the vast landscape, observing the timeless circle of life in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Your explorations may reveal buffalo, elephant, lion, Uganda kob, leopard, and far more. Return to the lodge for lunch.

This afternoon, embark on a 2-hour boat safari along the Kazinga Channel, which is known for its high concentration of hippos in the whole world. Expect to see several water birds, crocodiles, buffalo, warthog, elephant, kob, and far more. Return to the lodge for dinner and an overnight stay.

Included: Game drive, Boat cruise

Set out for a morning game drive through Queen Elizabeth National Park to Semuliki National Park to explore the Ssempaya Hot Springs. In the afternoon, make your way out to the Primate Capital of Africa.

Arrive in Kibale and check into your booked accommodation for dinner and overnight stay.

Kibale Forest is a unique jungle with the highest population of Chimpanzees in Africa and 12 other primate species, including baboons, red colobus, black and white colobus, L’Hoest monkeys, and grey-cheeked mangabey.

Included: Ssempaya Hot Springs

This morning, go for a chimpanzee trek, listening to the forest's silence as you meet man’s closest cousins. Kibale Forest is also home to 300 species of birds. Spend 1 uninterrupted hour taking photos and videos as you also learn their behaviour.

Return to the lodge for lunch and relaxation. This afternoon, we will go on a nature walk in the Bigodi community.

Included: Chimpanzee trekking, Bigodi Nature Walk

Optional: Community visit, Bird watching around Bigodi

Today is dedicated to a cultural immersion experience in Bigodi Village, as part of your 7-day Uganda safari. You will engage in a variety of community-based activities, including a guided coffee tour where you will learn about the entire process, from planting to traditional preparation. You will also participate in local food preparation, visit community institutions developed through the Bigodi Community Walk Project, and meet women’s groups who craft beautiful handmade items using materials sourced from the nearby Bigodi swamp.

After breakfast, you will relax or do a short city tour, and depending on the time for your flight, the driver guide will drop you off at the airport for your departure.