6 Days Chimpanzee Tracking Safari & Game Viewing Safari

6 Days Chimpanzee Tracking Safari & Game Viewing Safari: Chimpanzee tracking safari & Game Viewing Safari into Uganda wilderness is ideal primate adventurers. The travelers track chimpanzees in Kibale rainforest as well as walk into the savannas of Queen Elizabeth National Park tracking unique chimpanzees. There are marked differences in their characters and behaviors.

The travelers on the Chimpanzee tracking safari & Game viewing will travel into the savannas and explore the wilderness on game viewing safaris. Afternoon boat cruises are better ways of relaxing, adventuring, exploring and spotting aquatic wildlife species. The schedule of the boat cruise is perfect for spotting large mammals trekking downstream to cool off the heat of the day.

Safari Activities:

Kibale National Park; chimpanzee tracking, sanctuary walk
Queen Elizabeth; game drive, boat cruise, chimpanzee tracking
Lake Mburo National Park; game drive, boat cruise

Day 1: Travel to Kibale rainforest

Your safari guide will pick you on arrival at the airport and briefly discuss about your Uganda safari over a cup of coffee. You will set out on 4-hour travel to Fort Portal; western Uganda. You will travel to Kibale forest and drown into the world brimming with a host of wildlife species.

Day 2: Chimpanzee Tracking the chimpanzees

Today your will explore the Kibale rainforest and discover a Uganda safari destination overflowing with wildlife at every turn. A team of rangers escorts you deep into the thick jungle, you walk in fresh footmarks of chimpanzees and wander in the rainforest following the direction of their calls.

Chimpanzee tracking expedition is an opportunity to traverse the wilderness and discover unique experiences. Interaction with chimpanzees is regulated to an hour and the chimpanzee tracking team retreats to the starting point. You will travel to Bigodi wetland sanctuary, explore the wilderness and visit community income generating projects with funding from tourism.

Day 3: Explore Katwe salt-lake, travel to Queen Elizabeth national park

You set out after breakfast, explore the crater area close to Kibale forest and travel to Queen Elizabeth national park. You will visit Katwe, a small town on the shores of Lake Edward and tour the traditional salt mining works. A sunset game viewing drive en route to the hotel is highly recommended as wildlife species wind up the activities of the day.

Day 4: Game drive, boat cruise

Game viewing safaris in Uganda and Queen Elizabeth in particular are certain to fill travelers with high expectation. You will explore the Kasenyi plains where daily wilderness drama awaits on travelers. You will wander in the beautiful savannas that seem to rise to horizons.

Here is a high concentration of mammal species in high populations. The 2-hour boat cruise is a coincidence where travelers get more up close than ever to large wildlife species in a very safe way.

The mammals congregate on the channel to cool off the heat of the day giving travelers an opportunity to experience exciting Uganda safari feelings. Another sunset game viewing drive after the boat cruise is a smart option to top up wildlife sightings.

Day 5: Tracking chimpanzees, travel to Lake Mburo

Your safari guide will escort you to chimpanzee tracking starting point at Fig Tree Camp in time for briefing and sharing wilderness experiences. A team of rangers descends you a steep escarpment onto a forest on the bed of the river.

You wander into the wilderness and explore the Kyambura gorge. You discover a very big difference with the chimpanzees earlier tracked in Kibale national park. You will set out on 4-hour travel to Lake Mburo national park. A sunset game viewing drive is a very smart option.

Day 6: Game drive, travel to Kampala

You will explore the woodlands and grasslands on the lookout for wildlife sightings. Lake Mburo National Park is a Uganda safari destination that merits visit in its way with an incredible combination of beautiful wildlife species; herds of buffalos, giraffes, impalas, topi, waterbucks, zebras, elands, warthogs and other mammals graze together.

You will set out on 4-hour travel to Kampala City. The equator crossing point is an ideal spot to have lunch, cup of coffee, refresh and grab a Uganda souvenir gift. Your safari guide will drive you on to the airport in time for your departure flight.