6 Days Murchison Falls & Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari

Early departure for Masindi through the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. To bring back the black and white rhinos that were driven to extinction in the nation in the early 1980s due to widespread poaching, the sanctuary was constructed. Lunch at the sanctuary, then travel to Murchison Falls National Park for an overnight stay with a stop at the top of the falls for a breathtaking view of the falls. transit time of 5 to 6 hours Lunch, dinner, and breakfast are on the menu. Pakuba Game Lodge (Facebook) overnight stay

Early morning game drive at six in the morning to seek for the big five and their prey. They hunt as we look for them before dawn. This park is home to the lion, the elusive leopard, the laughing hyena, the silent elephant, and the belligerent buffalos, all of which compete for existence. Survival of the fittest is the rule. We could be fortunate enough to see them all. The giraffes, antelopes, warthogs, and other animals are all out and concealed in the long savanna grass. Breakfast is served at the lodge. You'll board a boat up the river around 2:00 pm to reach the base of Murchison Falls. You will be hosted by hippopotamuses, crocodiles, buffalo, and other creatures looking for water. Bird watching and photography are both excellent on this cruise. Dinner, lunch, and breakfast are on the menu. A night is spent at Pakuba Game Lodge (FB).

Breakfast is served at 6 a.m., followed by a drive through Hoima town and Fort Portal, where Kibale Forest National Park is situated, to get to Queen Elizabeth National Park. We'll go to Hoima for lunch. Continually travel south until you reach your overnight lodge in the late afternoon. Transit Time: 7 to 8 hours Morning, noon, and night meals Visit Bush Lodge (FB) for the night.

6:00 a.m.: After a short cup of coffee, depart for an early game drive in the park. Wild animals will be seen as they take pleasure in their nightly hunt. The big five live at Queen Elizabeth National Park, along with other animals like antelopes, hogs, and hyenas. breakfast at the lodge, then. 2:30: Take a boat ride across the Kazinga Channel, which links Lake Edward and Lake George. The largest concentration of hippos in Africa is said to be in this region. You may take in a variety of animals as they visits the water on the channel's side. A photographer's heaven is replete with birds, butterflies, and the surrounding environment. This region is home to around 550 different bird species. Dinner, lunch, and breakfast are on the menu. At Bush Lodge (FB), spend the night.

Transfer to Kampala with a game drive in the park following an early breakfast. Enjoy lunch on route, then continue to Entebbe to catch your flight home. breakfast and lunch menu. 6-7 hours for transit. FINISHING OUR SERVICE