7-Day Uganda Balanced Wildlife & Conservation Experience

Arrive at Entebbe International Airport, meet your guide, and head to Mabamba Wetland. Take a peaceful boat ride through papyrus swamps to spot the rare shoebill stork and other waterbirds. Learn about wetland conservation from local experts. Overnight at an eco-lodge near the wetland.

After breakfast, drive about 5 hours to Fort Portal. Visit the Amabere Caves, a culturally significant site with beautiful formations and local stories. Continue to Kibale Forest and check into your eco-lodge surrounded by lush greenery.

Early morning chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest, guided by experts focused on responsible tourism. In the afternoon, visit Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary for birdwatching and a community walk highlighting local conservation initiatives. Return to the lodge for overnight.

Drive to Queen Elizabeth NP (about 3 hours) via Kasese town. Stop at a community project supporting sustainable farming and crafts. Check into your eco-friendly lodge inside the park. Optional evening game drive or relaxation.

Morning game drive exploring savannah plains and spotting elephants, buffalo, lions, and various antelopes. Afternoon boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel to see hippos, crocodiles, and birds. Evening at leisure in the lodge.

After breakfast, drive 3 hours to Lake Mburo NP. Enjoy a walking safari in the afternoon, focusing on smaller wildlife and birdlife unique to the area. Overnight at a sustainable lodge.

Take a final game drive in the morning, spotting zebras, impalas, and buffalo. After lunch, begin the drive back to Entebbe (approx. 4 hours) for your departure or overnight stay.