3 Days Queen Elizabeth National park Uganda Safari

Begin your day with a heavy breakfast, leave your lodge and drive to the park to start your early morning wildlife sighting game drive through different park trails such as the Kasenyi trail where you will have great opportunity of spotting various mammals such as Uganda Kobs, Water bucks, Elephants, Caped buffaloes, lions, warthogs as well as several bird species. Your driver guide will ensure that you spot as many wildlife species as possible and give much information about everything that you well encounter during your game drive. After the morning game drive, have a short break to relax, have lunch plus other refreshments and later depart for your afternoon 2 hours boat cruise safari along Kazinga channel the water stream which goes through the park  that connecting Lake George and Lake Edward. During the boat cruise safari, you will see a good number of both aquatic and land animals such as big schools of Hippopotamuses, crocodiles, alligators, Caped buffaloes, Elephants, Uganda kobs among others and also a collection of bird species like the malachite kingfishers, pink backed pelicans, on the banks of the channel which will be so adventurous. Thereafter your 2 hours’ boat cruise along the Kazinga channel, go for another game drive in the evening to search for more mammals mostly the big predators of the park. Dinner and an overnight.

Accommodation options;
Mweya Safari Lodge (Luxury)
Buffalo safari Lodge (Mid-range)
Pumba Safari Cottages (Budget)

Meal plan; Breakfast/ Lunch / Dinner

With the superb memories of the past two days, rise up early morning to have a heavy and tasty breakfast with all luggage ready in your vehicle, check out of your room and drive to Kalinzu Forest Reserve for chimpanzee tracking. Kalinzu forest reserve is situated very close to Queen Elizabeth National Park and it is an extension of the Maramagambo forest in the park. Kalinzu forest reserve shelters a number of wildlife species such as over 379 bird species, over 200 butterfly species and there are six primate species living in this forest like Olive baboons, Red tailed monkeys, Blue monkeys, L’Hoest’s monkeys, black and white Colobus monkeys, Vervet monkeys and chimpanzees the human close relatives sharing 98.8% human DNA. Kalinzu forest reserve is the second best destination for chimpanzee tracking in Uganda after the Kibale forest national park. During your chimpanzee tracking tour, you encounter other species. After chimpanzee tracking tour, have some time to relax and then embark on your drive back to Kampala or Entebbe airport with an en-route stopover to have lunch at Igongo cultural. This will be the end of your 3 days Queen Elizabeth park Uganda safari.