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WTTU 004 – QUEEN ELIZABETH & KIBALE FOREST
NATIONAL PARKS
Day 1 - arrival and transfer to Kampala,
dinner and overnight at Grand Imperial Hotel.
Day 2 - Early departure for Kibale
Forest via Mityana and Mubende about 350 km. You will pass through delightful scenery and rolling tea plantations
of Kabarole. Lunch at Rwenzori Guest Hotel in Fort
Portal followed by a short visit to Amabere caves. Continue to
Ndaali Lodge for dinner and overnight.
Day 3 - Early breakfast, followed by
an exciting 3 to 4 hr trek in search of Chimpanzee. The forest provides
one of the highest primate densities in the world. You will see
families of chimps and red colobus monkeys, chattering and swinging
through the ancient forest trees. A variety of birdlife and species
of butterfly. After lunch, leave for Queen Elizabeth National Park via Bigodi Wetlands for a guided walk. Journey takes you
through Kasese, arriving in the evening at the Mweya Safari Lodge
which is on a peninsular. Dinner and overnight.
Day 4 - Early game drive before breakfast through the Kasenyi
track where you will meet abundant game such as Kob, Warthog, and
possibly Lions and Leopards as well as numerous birds. Return for breakfast and remain
at leisure until lunchtime. Afternoon take the boat trip to Kazinga
Channel, where you will encounter schools of Hippos, variety of
birds and fishermen at work. On return, depart for Jacana Safari
Camp for dinner and overnight.
Day 5 – After early breakfast, depart
for a 1 to 2 hrs guided walk into Maramagambo Forest in search of
primates, bat caves and possibly pythons. Continue to Kampala through
large banana plantations of Bushenyi and Masaka. Not to miss also
are the numerous herds of Ankole cattle with their rare long horns.
Lunch en route. You will make a stop over in Kinoni for traditional
mats and stool, the equator as well as at Mpambire for traditional
drums. You will arrive in Kampala in the evening and straight to
Entebbe International Airport for flight connections.
Duration : 05 days – return journey
covers about 1,410 km.
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