5 Days Fly in to Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bwindi NP and Mgahinga National Park

Arrive in Entebbe, where you will meet by your Guide/Drive and be transferred to your hotel. After checking into your room, you will be briefed of what to expect the following day. Afterwards you can take a stroll to the nearby Entebbe Botanical Gardens – a lakeside paradise of blooms, lush vegetation,
gnarled trees, and troops of stunning pied colobus monkeys.

Dinner and overnight in the Lodge

Shortly after breakfast you will be transferred to Entebbe Airport to catch a light aircraft flight to Kihihi Aistrip (1 hour). On arrival you will be met by your Guide/Driver who will whisk you off to the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park for a morning of game viewing.
Located in the western arm of the Great Rift Valley, the park is home to a wide variety of wildlife including elephant, leopard, lion, hippo, buffalo, Uganda kob, baboon, and many species of birds. Featuring both a riverine and savannahhabitat, the southern Ishasha area includes the massive Maramagambo, one of the largest surviving natural forests in Uganda, and is home to the tree climbing lions typically found in the area. You’ll also enjoy an afternoon game drive, and continue your search for the area’s fascinating creatures.

Dinner and Overnight in the Lodge

After wrapping up with your breakfast, you’ll head to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a World Heritage Site. Considered the most diverse forest in Uganda, Bwindi is one of the richest ecosystems in East Africa and home to over 120 mammals, 345 species of birds, 200 species of butterflies and 160 species of trees. The park contains an estimated one half of the world’s population of the endangered mountain gorilla, making it an extremely valuable conservation site. Debriefed about the following day´s trek.

Dinner and overnight in Bwindi.

Begin your day with an early morning breakfast before embarking on a mountain gorilla trek in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, home to the largest and oldest gorilla family group in the world. Spend hours observing the gorillas, learning about their social structures, behaviour, and environmental
surroundings. In the afternoon, visit the Batwa community to experience how “the keepers of the forest” live in Mgahinga’s forest clad slopes.  Afterwards return to your Lodge.

Dinner and overnight at the Lodge or a similar accommodation.

End of safari .