On this 10-day tour, you will be welcomed to Uganda by a AA Safaris guide and driven through Entebbe town, where you can view the shores of Lake Victoria. Your first stop will be at the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, where you can track rhinos in their natural habitat and learn about the efforts to protect them from poachers. You will then continue on to Murchison Falls National Game Park, where you can go on a hike to the top of the falls and see the Nile River flow into the Mediterranean Sea.

On an early morning game drive, you will have the chance to see a variety of animals as they wake up and start their day, including lions, elephants, buffalos, and hyenas. You can also go on a boat ride on the Nile River and observe animals such as hippos, elephants, waterbucks, and crocodiles as they drink and bathe along the shores. If you would like, you can also go white water rafting on the Nile. Overall, this tour offers a unique and immersive experience in the natural beauty and wildlife of Uganda.

On day 4, you will wake up early for a fast drive to the park headquarters, where you will attend a briefing and be assigned a guide for your chimpanzee trekking adventure. You will spend the morning walking through the dense forest trails, observing the chimpanzees as they go about their daily lives in their natural habitat. After lunch, you will continue on to Queen Elizabeth National Park.

On day 5, you will go on an early morning game drive to see the wild animals as they start their day. The drive will take you along 200 kilometers of well-maintained game viewing tracks, where you may spot lions, elephants, kobs, waterbucks, and leopards, as well as a variety of bird species. In the afternoon, you will go on a boat ride on the Kazinga Channel, where you may see hippos, crocodiles, and elephants on the shores or in the shallow waters. You will also have the chance to watch as various bird species rest on the water’s surface as your boat floats by.

On day 8, you will embark on a road trip to Lake Bunyonyi, known for its unique water activities and 29 islands. You will enjoy a leisurely canoe ride, observing the various bird species that call the lake home. There are over 200 species of birds at Lake Bunyonyi, and you can watch them without interruption from animals as there are no hippos in the lake. You can also take a swim in the lake, although it is recommended that only experienced swimmers do so, as Lake Bunyonyi is the second deepest lake in Africa.

As you explore the lake, you can take part in a nature walk on one of the islands or visit the Batwa pygmies community to learn about their way of life. You may also choose to go on a boat ride to Nyombi swamp.