This tour leads you to Bwindi National Park for gorilla trekking and a wildlife experience in Queen Elizabeth National Park and Lake Mburo National Park all in the Pearl of Africa Uganda. You will embrace the beautiful sceneries, flora and fauna, wildlife, and amazing cultures all on this safari.
You'll transfer from Kampala to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Along the way, you will stop over at the Equator for pictures and a demo to showcase the difference between the northern and southern hemispheres. At 6:00 am, you will embark on your morning game drive through the park tracks, looking out for giraffes, elephants, kobs, warthogs, lions, leopards, and hyenas, then head out for a boat cruise/launch experience on the Kazinga Channel. You will check out of the lodge in the morning after breakfast and head to Bwindi through Ishasha Sector where you can hope to get a chance to spot tree-climbing lions. In the morning after breakfast, you will report to the Bwindi National Park office where you will be briefed on the gorilla trekking activity. Soon after, you will embark on your trek which takes about 4 hours depending on the last spot where the gorillas slept. Thereafter, you will visit the Batwa community that inhabited the forest before the park was gazetted as a protected area for the gorillas to learn about their ancient way of life and culture.
After breakfast, you will head to Lake Mburo National Park. You will check out the Eclipse Monument and visit the Igongo Cultural Museum Center en route. You will come close to Ankole cattle, zebras, giraffes, etc in the park. You will enjoy the sunset view from your lodge at Kigambira safari lodge and a dip in the pool. After breakfast, you will embark on a walking safari in lake Mburo to see the animals upclose with armed rangers. After you will drive back to Entebbe depending on your next schedule. Along the way, you will stop at a crafts market and drum makers for you to pick some souvenirs if interested.
Queen Elizabeth National Park is the first wildlife stop, with park tracks and a boat cruise/launch on the Kazinga Channel. Ishasha Sector sits on the road to Bwindi, where you can hope to get a chance to spot tree-climbing lions.
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is the gorilla trekking morning and the Batwa community visit. Lake Mburo National Park closes the safari with Ankole cattle, zebras, giraffes, a walking safari with armed rangers, and the Eclipse Monument and Igongo Cultural Museum Center en route.
Gorilla trekking takes about 4 hours depending on the last spot where the gorillas slept, on forest trails that can be steep and muddy. You should be comfortable walking for several hours and carrying water.
Mountain gorilla trekking is for travellers aged 15 and over. Carry your passport, closed shoes, rain protection, and a daypack for the forest morning. Game drives are mostly seated and the Kazinga boat cruise is gentle.
Verdoro Safaris is a locally owned, community-driven operator, proudly based in Uganda the Pearl of Africa. We believe travel is more than movement: it is connection, discovery, and the celebration of life's most meaningful moments, from the mountain gorillas of Bwindi to the savanna tracks of Queen Elizabeth and Lake Mburo.
Our team of experienced guides, drivers, and travel specialists bring professionalism and years of field expertise, plus warmth, storytelling, and genuine hospitality. They are custodians of our landscapes and ambassadors of our culture, so you experience Africa as a welcome guest rather than a visitor.
Welcome to Uganda the Pearl of Africa: Upon arrival you shall be welcomed by our guide at Entebbe International Airport from where you will transfer to your booked accommodation for the night.
Depending on your time of arrival at the airport, you will have city tour OR visit the ewaffe cultural village in Entebbe before transferring to your hotel in Entebbe for some rest as you prepare for the ultimate Uganda Luxury Safari experience the following day.
You'll transfer from Kampala to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Along the way, you will stop over at the Equator for pictures and a demo to showcase the difference between the northern and southern hemispheres.
You will have a lunch break en route and arrive at the lodge in the evening, with time to settle in before the early game drive the next morning.
At 6:00 am, you will start your morning game drive through the park tracks. You will look out for an abundance of wildlife including giraffes, elephants, kobs, warthogs, lions, leopards, and hyenas to name but a few. You will return to the lodge just in time for relaxation and a sumptuous lunch.
Thereafter, you will head out for a boat cruise/launch experience on the Kazinga Channel to explore the marine life and wildlife on the riverbank.
You will check out of the lodge in the morning after breakfast and head to Bwindi through Ishasha Sector where you can hope to get a chance to spot tree-climbing lions.
You will arrive at your lodge in the evening and relax in preparation for the trekking experience the next day.
In the morning after breakfast, you will report to the Bwindi National Park office where you will be briefed on the gorilla trekking activity. Soon after, you will start your trek which takes about 4 hours depending on the last spot where the gorillas slept. In the afternoon, you will return to the lodge for lunch.
Thereafter, you will visit the Batwa community that inhabited the forest before the park was gazetted as a protected area for the gorillas to learn about their ancient way of life and culture.
After breakfast, you will head to Lake Mburo National Park. You will check out the Eclipse Monument and visit the Igongo Cultural Museum Center en route. You will come close to Ankole cattle, zebras, giraffes, etc in the park.
You will enjoy the sunset view from your lodge at Kigambira safari lodge and a dip in the pool.
After breakfast, you will start a walking safari in lake Mburo to see the animals upclose with armed rangers. After you will drive back to Entebbe depending on your next schedule.
Along the way, you will stop at a crafts market and drum makers for you to pick some souvenirs if interested. We hope you enjoyed your trip.
Upon arrival you shall be welcomed by our Verdoro guide at Entebbe International Airport from where you will transfer to your booked accommodation for the night.
On the final day you drive back to Entebbe depending on your next schedule. Share outbound flight times so we sequence the Lake Mburo walking safari and the crafts-market stop with check-in buffer.
Night one is your booked hotel in Entebbe after the airport welcome, city tour, or ewaffe cultural village visit. Queen Elizabeth nights use the lodge you reach on the Equator road day, so the 6:00 am game drive and Kazinga Channel cruise can start from the park, and Bwindi nights sit beside the forest for the briefing, trek, and Batwa visit.
Lake Mburo overnight is at Kigambira safari lodge, where you enjoy the sunset view and a dip in the pool after time among Ankole cattle, zebras, and giraffes, then rest before the walking safari with armed rangers and the drive back to Entebbe.
Pack waterproofs and sturdy closed shoes for gorilla trekking on forest trails, plus neutral safari layers, a hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent for Queen Elizabeth game drives and the Kazinga Channel cruise.
Bring binoculars, a reusable water bottle, a small daypack, and dry bags for cameras on the boat cruise and the Lake Mburo walking safari.
Park fees for non-residents, gorilla permits, listed activities, accommodation unless listed as upgrade, a professional driver guide, transportation, taxes, roundtrip airport transfer, and meals and drinks as specified day by day sit in this luxury bundle.
Optional extras and upgrades stay outside that list, so tell us if you want to add time in Entebbe before or after the loop.
International flights, extra nights before and after the tour, tips, personal items such as souvenirs, travel insurance, and visa fees sit outside the package.
Government imposed increases of taxes or park fees are also excluded, so keep a small buffer for those changes and for crafts at the drum makers stop.
In the morning after breakfast, you will report to the Bwindi National Park office where you will be briefed on the gorilla trekking activity. Soon after, you will start your trek which takes about 4 hours depending on the last spot where the gorillas slept.
In the afternoon, you will return to the lodge for lunch, then visit the Batwa community that inhabited the forest before the park was gazetted as a protected area for the gorillas.
At 6:00 am, you will start your morning game drive through the park tracks, looking out for giraffes, elephants, kobs, warthogs, lions, leopards, and hyenas. You will return to the lodge just in time for relaxation and a sumptuous lunch.
Thereafter, you will head out for a boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel to explore the marine life and wildlife on the riverbank.
Yes. After Bwindi you head to Lake Mburo National Park, checking out the Eclipse Monument and Igongo Cultural Museum Center en route, then coming close to Ankole cattle, zebras, and giraffes in the park.
You enjoy the sunset view from Kigambira safari lodge and a dip in the pool, then a walking safari with armed rangers on the final morning before the Entebbe road.
Gorilla trekking takes about 4 hours depending on where the gorillas slept, on forest trails that can be steep and muddy. The Lake Mburo walking safari is on foot with armed rangers.
Game drives are mostly seated and the Kazinga launch is gentle. Share knee, ankle, or back limits when you book so guides pace forest walking safely.
Mountain gorilla trekking on this itinerary is for travellers aged 15 and over, matching how permits are issued for the forest morning in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Tell us ages when you enquire so we confirm who can enter the gorilla trek and who stays with the vehicle on that morning.
Night one is your booked hotel in Entebbe after the airport welcome. Queen Elizabeth and Bwindi nights use the lodges booked for those parks, with a second night beside the forest after gorilla trekking.
Lake Mburo overnight is at Kigambira safari lodge, named for the sunset view and a dip in the pool before the walking safari.
Meals and drinks are included as specified in the day-by-day section, covering lodge dining on safari days and the lunch break en route to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Tell us vegetarian, vegan, or allergy requirements when you book so kitchens and picnic boxes can be planned across moving nights.
Pack waterproofs, sturdy closed shoes, and a daypack for gorilla trekking, plus neutral safari layers, a hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent for savanna days.
Add binoculars, a reusable bottle, and dry bags for cameras on the Kazinga Channel cruise and the Lake Mburo walking safari.
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We arrange guided wildlife safaris, primate trekking, and canoe adventures across Uganda and neighbouring East Africa, from short national-park circuits to multi-day lodge-to-lodge journeys. Whether you are planning your first gorilla trek, a birding route through forest and savanna, or a river canoe trail, we shape the trip around how you like to travel and how much time you have.
Our team coordinates airport or hotel pickups, 4x4 road transport, park logistics, and hosting on the ground so you can focus on the experience. We give straight advice on trekking fitness, permit timing, and what to bring, and we stay in touch from your first enquiry through to departure.
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