Arrival and Transfer to Murchison Falls National Park

Murchison Falls National Park - Upon arrival, guests will be warmly greeted by a company representative at Entebbe International Airport. They will then be transported to Murchison Falls National Park via the Kampala – Gulu highway, with a stop at Nakasongola for Rhino tracking. This is one of the few locations where Rhinos can be tracked on foot. Previously, the country had numerous Rhinos across various ecosystems, but due to persistent poaching and other challenges, their numbers dwindled until they were reintroduced. Lunch will be served at Amuka Lodge before proceeding to the lodge for dinner and an overnight stay.

Game Drives and Afternoon Boat Cruise to the Bottom of the Falls

Murchison Falls National Park - Start the day early with a cup of coffee before heading to the park to observe the morning activity along the northern bank of Pakuba through the park’s well-laid game tracks. This is when animals are most active, either grazing or hunting. Expect to see lions, jackals, hyenas, leopards, African elephants, African buffaloes, oribi, Rothschild’s giraffes, waterbucks, and bushbucks, among others. Return to the lodge for lunch, followed by an afternoon boat cruise to the bottom of the falls. The cruise offers a spectacular view of the pale granite along the banks, with sunbathing Nile crocodiles and hippos adding to the experience. The roaring sound of the river enhances the journey’s allure. This incredible cruise lasts 2-3 hours, after which guests will meet their guide for a transfer back to the lodge for dinner and an overnight stay at Parkside.

Departure

Entebbe - After a morning breakfast, guests will check out of the lodge and be transferred to Entebbe International Airport for their international flight home. The drive takes approximately +/-6 hours to reach the destination.

• Boat cruise fee
• Rhino tracking
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Accommodation on safari in Murchison
• Park entry fee
• Experienced guide fee

• tips
• visa charges and airfares
• items of personal nature like laudry, buying sourviners

Murchison Falls National Park, located in the northern region of Uganda, is the country’s oldest and largest conservation area. It is home to the “Big Four” of the wilderness: African elephants, African buffaloes, lions, and leopards. The park is renowned for the stunning Murchison Falls, considered among the world’s most powerful waterfalls. The Victoria Nile divides the conservation area into two sections, forming the northern and southern banks. To the south lies the picturesque Kanio Pabidi Forest, which is home to chimpanzees and extends along the floor of the Great Albertine Rift Valley. A three-day visit to Murchison Falls National Park offers an opportunity to explore the best of this remarkable national park.

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