13 DAYS UGANDA ADVENTURE: HIKING / TREKKING / RAFTING / CYCLING

From $3444 USD* / 24/7 service / 13 days

*price p.p. incl. guide, safari jeep, hotel and park entrance fees, excl. international flight (based on six persons)

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Itinerary

Exploring all that Africa has to offer is a dream for many. From epic Kenya safari adventures spotting Africa’s Big Five, going on a Gorilla trekking in Uganda or relaxing at Diani Beach: Africa has it all. Good news: Africa Safari Trips can build a custom made itinerary that suits all your wishes.

Our most popular itineraries can help you find some inspiration. A lot of our clients love to end their exciting safari with a few days of relaxation on Africa’s most stunning beaches. Would you like that as well?

Whether you choose one of our popular itineraries or prefer to customize your journey, we are here to assist you. Come aboard and get ready to explore Africa at your own pace, exactly the way you like it!

Day 1

Arrival at Entebbe International Airport

You arrive at Entebbe International Airport, your gateway to the diverse beauty of Uganda! This is the country of adventurous mountain gorilla and chimp trekking, stunning wildlife safaris, amazing road trips and wilderness adventures by boat, bike, horse or foot. Experience the warm hospitality of the Ugandan people and be amazed by the cultural encounters with the different indigenous tribes. With us, you’ll experience it all!

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Day 2

Drive to Jinja for a quad tour

Take in the beauty of Uganda’s landscapes and catch a glimpse on Jinja’s highlights like the famous Lake Victoria. Once arrived, you switch from four big wheels to four smaller wheels and discover the outskirts of the adrenaline capital during a quad tour.

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Day 3

White water rafting on the Nile River in Jinja

White water rafting on the Nile River in Jinja is an exhilarating adventure that combines adrenaline-pumping rapids with stunning scenery. With experienced guides, you’ll navigate through rapids, facing thrilling drops and swirling currents on the world’s longest river. The journey takes you past lush forests and charming villages, offering a unique perspective of Uganda's natural beauty. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced rafter, this adventure-packed activity will surely make your heart skip a beat… or two… or three.

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Day 4

Drive from Jinja to Kibale National Park

From the bustling Jinja you drive to Kibale National Park today, known as the primate capital of the world. The park hosts the most chimpanzees and monkey species in the world and monkey lovers will have a blast discovering all 13 species. To mention a few: the L'Hoest monkey, olive baboons, vervet monkey, grey-cheeked Mangabey, Uganda red Colobus, Prince Demidoff's bushbaby, the potto and the patas monkey. Now that makes a 7-hour drive a lot more exciting!

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Day 5

Chimpanzee trekking and swamp walk in Kibale

In the depths of the rainforest, you get to observe our closest relatives play, eat and groom each other – an experience which will make everyone’s eyes sparkle! And since the jungle holds many more treasures, you go on the hunt for them afterwards during a swamp walk (not literally!).

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Day 6

Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park and jeep safari

The drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park is like a trailer for the big movie – your safari, which happens on the very same day! The superstars of the most royal of all parks cannot wait to pose for your pictures.

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Day 7

Discover Queen Elizabeth National Park in a jeep and a boat

After discovering countless gems of Queen Elizabeth National Park on land, it's time to hop into a comfy boat and do the same on the Kazinga channel – the home of hippos, crocodiles and colourful birds.

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Day 8

Drive from Queen Elizabeth to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

After discovering the second-largest national park in Uganda, you now explore the smallest national park in Uganda: the Mgahinga Gorilla National Park! During the six-hour ride, you see the beautiful landscape of Queen Elizabeth National Park, making way for misty mountains and beautiful green vegetation all around. This is an exciting drive as you move through the Ishasha sector and see lions taking their afternoon naps in trees! This unique phenomenon only happens in two places in East Africa – Ishasha being the one with the highest number, which means chances of you getting to spot them are high!

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Day 9

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park may be the smallest Ugandan national park, but it's definitely not the least of them! This little park so happens to be home to the endangered mountain gorillas and you can meet these gentle giants in their natural habitat while going on a gorilla trekking. Besides gorillas, the park also offers opportunities to spot golden monkeys, and to go bird watching, volcano hiking, and have amazingly beautiful cultural encounters with the indigenous Batwa people who know everything about being one with nature!

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Day 10

Hiking the Sabinyo Volcanoe in Mgahinga National Park

Test your spirit, unleash your inner explorer and conquer the summit of Mount Sabinyo, a 3,674-meter-high extinct volcano towering over Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. The 7- to 8-hour moderate hike of approximately 14 km takes you through lush mountain forests where you may be lucky to spot golden monkeys, exotic bird species and maybe even the endangered mountain gorilla. Once on the top, you are rewarded with a panoramic view that stretches across three countries: Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Day 11

Drive from Mgahinga Gorilla National Park to Lake Mburo National Park

From the mountains of Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, you head to Lake Mburo National Park, taking up to about 8 hours. The scenery gradually changes from misty mountains to hilly green pastures and wide-open savannahs. Make sure to keep an eye out for wildlife along the way because, as you approach Lake Mburo, you can see rare birds, such as the African finfoot or the shoebill stork. Also, the region is known for animals such as zebras, impala, bushbuck, leopards and warthogs. Get your binoculars and cameras out – there's plenty to see and enjoy on this road trip!

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Day 12

Two safaris in Lake Mburo National Park

During a mountainbike safari outside of Lake Mburo National Park, you get a closer look at African wildlife (like really close!), learn more about plants and catch a glimpse of traditional village life. In a jeep, you can cover even more ground afterwards.

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Day 13

Return to Entebbe for your flight home

After some exhilarating days, the end of your adventure is near. Enjoy the ride back to where it all started, take in the stunning views once more, and take off with new memories that last forever. Or simply stay a little longer.

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