Tour overview
This is our widest look at Uganda in a week. You begin on the Nile at Murchison Falls, where elephants, giraffes and lions share the savannah, then climb to Kibale Forest to track chimpanzees, and finish with big game and boat safaris in Queen Elizabeth and Lake Mburo.
The route moves from north to south in one loop, so you never repeat a road. Long drives are broken by game viewing and lunch stops, and every park gets at least one full morning or afternoon on the ground.
- A launch cruise to the foot of Murchison Falls, where the whole Nile is forced through a gap about seven metres wide
- Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale, a forest that holds thirteen primate species
- Game drives in Murchison and Queen Elizabeth, plus a Kazinga Channel cruise among hippos and buffalo
- A last night at Lake Mburo, with zebra, impala and a boat trip on the lake
- Starts and ends
- Entebbe airport or your Kampala hotel
- Parks
- Murchison Falls, Kibale, Queen Elizabeth and Lake Mburo
- Fitness level
- Easy to moderate, chimpanzee tracking is a forest walk of 2 to 4 hours
- Group size
- Up to 6 visitors per chimpanzee group
- Best for
- Wildlife lovers, couples, families with children aged 12 and over, and first time visitors who want to see several parks