6-Day Uganda Game Safari Adventure

6-Day Uganda Game Safari Adventure

Tour Overview

Discover the wild beauty of Uganda on this exciting 6-Day Uganda Game Safari Adventure. Perfect for nature lovers, this journey takes you through savannah parks, lakes, and forests. You will see zebras, lions, elephants, and more, all while staying in cozy lodges with tasty meals. Starting from Entebbe or Kampala, the trip mixes game drives, boat rides, and relaxing views. It’s a great way to experience Uganda’s top wildlife spots without rushing. Travel in a comfortable 4×4 vehicle with a skilled guide who knows the best spots.

Tour Inclusions & Exclusions

Transportation
Meals & Accommodations
Park Entrance Fees
Game Drives & Boat Cruise
Bottled Drinking Water
International Flights
East Africa Tourist Visa
Optional Activities

Tour Program

Day
01

Pickup from Entebbe or Kampala and Drive to Lake Mburo National Park

Your safari starts with a pickup from Entebbe Airport or your Kampala hotel in the morning. Enjoy a scenic drive southwest to Lake Mburo National Park, Uganda’s smallest savannah park, full of wildlife and open plains. You arrive around lunchtime, check into your lodge, and have a fresh meal. In the late afternoon, hop on a game drive as the sun sets. Spot zebras grazing, impalas leaping, tall elands, and buffalo herds. If luck is on your side, you might see a shy leopard in the bushes. The park’s calm setting makes it a gentle start to your trip. Relax by the fire afterward with stories from your guide.

Meal Plan: Half-Board (dinner included)

Accommodation: Rwakobo Rock

Day
02

Morning Game Drive and Afternoon Boat Cruise at Lake Mburo

Wake up early for a morning game drive through the park’s rolling hills. Look for giraffes, warthogs, and birds like the crested crane, Uganda’s national symbol. Return for a full breakfast, then relax or explore the lodge grounds. In the afternoon, take a boat cruise on Lake Mburo. Glide past hippos snorting in the water, crocodiles basking on the shores, and otters playing. The lake’s clear waters and papyrus swamps offer great photos. End the day with a delicious dinner.

Meal Plan: Full-Board (all meals)

Accommodation: Rwakobo Rock

Day
03

Transfer to Lake Bunyonyi – Afternoon Canoe Ride

After breakfast, drive north to Lake Bunyonyi, known for its 29 terraced islands and misty hills. This peaceful spot is great for birdwatching and relaxing. Check into your resort by lunch, then paddle out on a canoe ride in the afternoon. Spot otters, kingfishers, and maybe otters diving. The lake’s cool air and green views refresh you after the drive. Enjoy sunset drinks by the water.

Meal Plan: Full-Board

Accommodation: Bunyonyi View Resort

Day
04

Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park via Ishasha

Head west after breakfast to Queen Elizabeth National Park, stopping at Ishasha sector. Search for famous tree-climbing lions lounging in fig trees – a rare sight! Continue to your camp for lunch and relax. In the evening, take a short walk or game drive nearby.

Meal Plan: Full-Board

Accommodation: Kazinga Wilderness Camp

Day
05

Morning Game Drive & Afternoon Boat Cruise

Start with an early morning game drive in the Kasenyi plains. See elephants in family groups, buffaloes charging through grass, lions on the prowl, leopards hiding, and antelopes like kobs, impalas, and topis. Return for lunch, then join an afternoon boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel. Watch hippos, birds, and crocs up close from the water. It’s a highlight!

Meal Plan: Full-Board

Accommodation: Kazinga Wilderness Camp

Day
06

Departure

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast and optional morning activity like birdwatching. Your guide drives you back to Entebbe or Kampala for your flight or next stop. Reflect on your wildlife memories! Extra nights or extensions available.

Meal Plan: Half-Board (breakfast included)

Accommodation: None (unless requested)

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