Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park

Uganda Equator - The driver guide will collect guests from their hotel and travel westward to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Along the way, there will be a stop at the Equator for photos and lunch.

Queen Elizabeth National Park - After lunch, continue west to Queen Elizabeth National Park, one of Uganda’s most popular parks, covering 1,978 sq. km. It is located in the western region of the country, approximately 376 km from Kampala. Upon arrival, enjoy an afternoon crater drive through the park and explore the Katwe Salt Lake area.

Game Drive and Boat Ride on Kazinga Channel

Queen Elizabeth National Park - Begin the day early at around 6:00 am with a morning game drive along the Kasenyi trail, offering a chance to see various animals such as waterbucks, Uganda kobs, elephants, buffaloes, lions, warthogs, and numerous bird species. After the drive, return to the lodge for breakfast and lunch. The park is home to approximately 100 mammal species and around 606 bird species.

Kazinga Channel - In the afternoon, enjoy a two-hour boat safari along the Kazinga Channel, which links Lake George and Lake Edward. While on the boat, observe animals like hippos, crocodiles, buffaloes, warthogs, elephants, and kobs, as well as a variety of birds such as malachite kingfishers and pink-backed pelicans along the banks and in the trees.

Chimpanzee Trekking Tour

Kyambura Game Reserve (Kyambura Gorge) - Start the day with a game drive out of the park and head to Kyambura Gorge for chimpanzee trekking. After the trek, drive back to Kampala with a lunch stop in Mbarara. Upon arrival, guests will be transferred to their hotel or the airport for their flight home.

Queen Elizabeth National Park - The guide will provide a crater lake experience and sightseeing.

• Private transportation
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast

• Alcoholic beverages

The enthralling 3 Day Wildlife Expedition to Queen Elizabeth National Park, the most touristed park in Uganda, whisks you off to an adventure in the western region of the country, covering a vast expanse of 1,9785sq Km. This park is a rich repository of myriad ecosystems and serves as the perfect refuge for an array of animals, insects, primate species, and birds. The park is globally renowned for its signature tree-climbing lions found amidst the fig trees of the Ishasha plains, the crater lakes, chimpanzee-inhabited forested gorges, the Savannah plains, marshlands, rivers, and the picturesque Kazinga channel brimming with copious wildlife and boasting the highest bird species count in Uganda, and arguably any preserved zone in Eastern Africa. Framed by the majestic backdrop of the towering Rwenzori Mountains, the park’s expanse of sprawling green hills, vast craters, and sweeping vistas make it an unforgettable travel destination.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.