Wake up on your first morning in beautiful Uganda and have a fulfilling breakfast at 8 am. Then, get ready for the driver to pick you up and transfer you to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. In the afternoon, we'll have a short stop at the Equator followed by another stopover in Mbarara town for a delicious local lunch. As the evening nears, you'll be transferred to your new accommodation where you can enjoy a nice dinner to unwind and rest for the rest of the night.

Wake up early for an exciting day ahead! After a quick breakfast at 7 am, request for your packed lunch and get ready to be transferred to to the gorilla tracking briefing station with your guide. After experiencing the unique opportunity of sighting gorillas with expert trackers, head back to the lodge to freshen up and prepare next for your Batwa Pygmy cultural visit where you'll meet a unique and lively community of forest-dwellers. Our adventurous day ends by heading back again to our lodge, enjoying dinner and resting for more adventurous days to come.

Following an early morning breakfast at 7 am, your driver will pick you up and head from Bwindi to Queen Elizabeth National Park, where you'll check into a new lodge, recharge with lunch. You have the rest of the day free for yourself to enjoy the beautiful rustic and intimate lodge you'll be staying at, which is set in the beautiful surroundings of the Bunyaruguru great crater field in Uganda.

Now that you've rested a little since your last big adventure, time for another one! After a super early morning breakfast at 6 am, we'll head on to a game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park for the day. In the afternoon, we'll go back to the lodge for lunch, followed by a boat ride on the Kazinga channel. This boat cruise is extremely rewarding and promises viewings of an interesting array of wildlife, including one of the largest population of hippos in the whole world.

Catch an early morning breakfast then get ready for another adventure today: chimpanzee trekking in Kalinzo forest starting at 7 am. This forest reserve is home to a total of about 300 chimpanzees and a population of a myriad of other primates: baboons, blue monkeys, red-tailed colobus monkeys and more. In the afternoon, we'll head back to the lodge to recharge with lunch, then go on a traditional coffee tour at a local community nearby.

 Your journey has, sadly, come to its bittersweet end. You'll spend your last morning fueling up with breakfast, then driving back to Entebbe via the Equator for some last views of beautiful Uganda. You'll be transferred to Entebbe international Airport in due time for your outbound flight. Farewell & we hope you take back fond memories with you.