Get up ready early for your breakfast and proceed for a 6.30 am morning game drive. The Park’s diverse ecosystem of grassy plains, tropical forest, rivers, swamps, lakes and volcanic craters is home to an incredible abundance of wildlife.

After lunch go for the afternoon launch cruise on the Kazinga Channel.

The Kazinga channel is a wide, 32-kilometre (20 mile) long natural channel connecting the two Lakes; Lake Gorge (which is to the east) and Lake Edward (which is to the west). This is a home of a variety of water birds and on a hot day, hippos, elephants, buffaloes and waterbucks can be sighted as they bathe and drink water at the water edge.

From the enormous Goliath Heron, a statuesque 1 metre high, to the tiny jewel-like Malachite Kingfisher, Queen Elizabeth’s bird life offers something for everyone to admire.

The stunning Kyambura (or Chambura) Gorge also called the “Valley of Apes” is located in the far eastern corner of the well- known Queen Elizabeth National Park in south western Uganda.

Approximately 1 km across – at its broadest point and about 100 meters deep, this gorge is actually drained by River Kayambura. The landscape is among the most impressive you will find in Uganda and it is swarmed a rich wildlife bio-diversity that comprises of primates, wild animals as well as birds. Today, you will spend the whole day tracking chimpanzees. The habituation experience offers you the unique experience will make you offer opportunity to spend the entire day with our cousins. You see chimpanzees starting the day by climbing out their nests and while following their daily activities, you get to learn more about their way of life and have them habituated to human presence.

In the morning you will depart Queen Elizabeth National Park for Bwindi Forest National Park. Drive through the Ishasha sector of the Southern part of the Park and look out for the rare tree climbing lions in fig tree. Throughout the entire world there are only two places in which you can find populations of these tree-climbing lions, one being in Lake Manyara national park found in Tanzania and the other being the Ishasha sector within Queen Elizabeth National Park. It is a very breathtaking sight to see the King of the animals perched up high on one of the branches of the huge fig trees in this area, lazily resting away as the day goes by.

In addition to the fascinating population of the Tree Climbing Lions within the Ishasha you will also come across huge buffalo herds, numerous antelopes that keep crossing your path, there are also a number of elephants that have actually settled within the Ishasha area.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park lies in southwestern Uganda on the edge of the Rift Valley. Its mist-covered hillsides are blanketed by one of Uganda's oldest and most biologically diverse rainforests, which dates back over 25,000 years and contains almost 400 species of plants. More famously, this “impenetrable forest” also protects an estimated 320 mountain gorillas – roughly half of the world’s population, including several habituated groups, which can be tracked.

After an early breakfast and a briefing by a ranger guide; enter the gorilla sanctuary for your adventure. The beauty of this rain forest is spectacular. The area offers dramatic steeply forested landscape and is incredibly dense, but crisscrossed by numerous animal trails allowing access to tourists. The time taken and the terrain vary with the movements of these great primates. The thrill of spending time observing these gentle and endangered giants is an awesome, exciting experience to be long savored.

Morning breakfast and transfer back to Entebbe with Lunch en-route.

Drop off at the Airport for your onward flight to your next destination. Along the way you could stop occasionally to talk to the locals or take pictures at the equator and buy some souvenirs to take back home with you. Leave with precious memories safely tucked away.

1. All Meals and accommodation as per the itinerary
2. All ground transportation in a comfortable 4×4 vehicle
3. Park entrance fees
4. Services of a full-time English-speaking driver/guide
5. Water while on safari
6. All boat trips
7. All airport pick-ups and drops
8. All activities at stipulated in the itinerary
9. And all government taxes/levies.

1. Activities not mentioned in the itinerary
2. Phone calls and bar bills
3. Personal insurance
4. Laundry
5. Air fare
6. All other Services of a personal nature
7. Driver guide’s gratuity