Uganda Primates & Big 5 Adventure

Touch down at Entebbe International Airport (EBB) for a priority airport reception and boutique city hotel drop-off. On Day 2, break away northward via a customized 4x4 cruiser, intercepting the protective boundaries of Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. Track wild white rhinoceros families on foot through low acacia shrubs before pressing onward into the legendary Murchison Falls National Park.

Launch into dawn patrol game tracking runs across northern Murchison plains to capture sights of lions, leopards, hyenas, and vast herds of Rothschild's giraffes. Board a private afternoon launch cruise along the river Nile navigating straight toward the dramatic base of the falls. Day 4 coordinates a comprehensive overland sector transfer southward into the high rainforest canopies of Kibale.

Report to Kanyanchu outpost for ranger assignments before entering deep tropical forests to track mankind's closest relatives—habituated chimpanzees. Spend one hour experiencing their intense canopy interactions. Follow this up with a rich local heritage walk inside Bigodi village. Day 6 winds down a breathtaking photography cruise exploring the ridge top views of the Ndali-Kasenda volcanic crater series.

Track big cat activity along the Kasenyi savannah plains early on Day 7, followed by a premium marine launch cruise along the Kazinga Channel to view clusters of hippos and massive bull elephants. On Day 8, execute a tactical game drive down through the remote southern Ishasha plains to view the legendary, rare tree-climbing lions resting high on fig tree boughs.

Confront a legendary high-altitude ascent entering the primordial, cloud-wrapped borders of Bwindi Forest. Day 9 triggers your intensive gorilla trekking operation: hike rugged ridges before spending a silent, transformative hour with a majestic silverback-led family group. Day 10 provides an intimate walk-through with native Batwa forest pioneers to discover ancient survival arts.

Transfer to the deep waters of Lake Bunyonyi to unwind on Day 11. Paddle traditional dugout canoes past terraced islands and look out over high ridge views. On Day 12, break camp and cruise eastward across rolling rangeland hills to enter the unique woodland eco-system of Lake Mburo National Park for an evening nocturnal safari.

Engage an interactive morning walking safari on Day 13 alongside armed park rangers to photograph zebras, impalas, and elands up close on foot. On Day 14, transfer into Mabamba Wetland Sanctuary, boarding local canoes to track down the rare, prehistoric Shoebill Stork before completing direct drop-offs at Entebbe Airport for international departures.