Entebbe

Arrive in Entebbe, Uganda, where you are met by Kent Safari Representative and escorted to a Booked hotel in Kampala.

Rhino Fund Uganda

Depart Kampala to Murchison National Park, stopping at the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary en route. The sanctuary is home to more than 6 endangered rhinos, a range of other game and plenty of bird species, where a guided rhino-tracking excursion is offered. Cross the Nile by ferry and proceed to your Hotel.

Murchison Falls National Park

A morning game drive most commonly reveals elephant, giraffe, buffalo,warthog, leopard, lion and many others. Afternoon boat trip to the bottom of the falls. Enjoy a stunning sunset on your return.

Fort Portal

Travel through the Rift Valley via Lake Albert and its coastal fringes where flocks of small zebu are tended by the proud Alur herdsmen. Continuing to the tourist city Fort Portal, traveling through changing vistas of high plateaus, valleys, and resplendent tea coffee plantations. The landscape becomes more tortuous, descending to the foot of the Rwenzori block Mountain, whose snow capped peaks can be observed in the distance.

Kibale National Park

Start early for chimpanzee tracking. Kibale National Park protects a large block of rainforest harboring a variety and concentration of primates found anywhere in East Africa. Afternoon drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park along the foothills of the Rwenzori for an evening game drive.

Queen Elizabeth National Park

Morning game drive in the park. The Mweya peninsula is reliable for a range of animals including elephants; in the Kasenyi plains you will find mostly lion and Uganda cob. A vast array of birds and the wildlife is seen on the afternoon boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel.

Queen Elizabeth National Park

Depart for Bwindi through grass covered hills, valleys filled with a mixture of banana, soy and coffee plantations and the busy commercial center of Kabale. Towards approach, you are afforded the most magnificent view of the whole volcano chain of the Virunga Mountains. Continue to the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

An early morning trek into the forest on the slopes of the volcanoes, led by experienced trackers will bring you among a family of Mountain Gorillas. You will get within feet of the family and be privileged to spend time among them. Return to the lodge for a late lunch, with an opportunity of a forest walk with the guides. 

Volcanoes National Park

Morning departure from Bwindi towards Rwanda /Kigali. Travel to your booked Hotel near the Volcanoes National Park. 

Kigali Genocide Memorial

Early this morning, you are guided into the Volcanoes National Park. Tracking the gorillas through the unique Rolling Hills vegetation can take several hours of challenging walking in wet and muddy conditions. In the late afternoon drive to Gisenyi, a small town located on the northern shore of Lake Kivu. 

Kigali

After an early morning breakfast, leave the gleaming waters of Lake Kivu and journey to Kigali. Transfer to the airport for your departure flight.