Day 1: Entebbe International Airport- Arrival at Entebbe international airport
Upon your arrival at Entebbe International Airport, you will be met by a tour guide who will be your driver and companion throughout the trip. After completing immigration and customs formalities, you will proceed to the exit, where your guide will be waiting for you.
You will then be driven to your hotel in Entebbe, which is approximately 5-10 minutes away from the airport. Depending on your arrival time, you may have some time to rest and freshen up before starting your tour activities.
Entebbe is a beautiful town located on the shores of Lake Victoria, the largest lake in Africa and the second-largest freshwater lake in the world. It is surrounded by lush green vegetation and is known for its serene atmosphere and scenic beauty.
In the afternoon, you may have the opportunity to take a tour of the town and visit some of its major attractions such as the Botanical Gardens, Uganda Wildlife Education Centre, and Entebbe Beach. Alternatively, you can opt to relax at your hotel and acclimatize to the new environment.
In the evening, you will have dinner at your hotel and rest in preparation for the exciting days ahead.
Day 2: Jinja Uganda- Drive to Jinja and Visit the Source of River Nile
After breakfast, you will drive to Jinja, the adventure capital of Uganda. On the way, you will stop at the Mabira Forest for a nature walk to see the various species of birds, butterflies and monkeys. You will then proceed to Jinja where you will visit the source of the Nile, the longest river in the world. You will have a chance to take a boat ride to the source of the Nile, and you will also visit the Bujagali Falls. Mabira Forest is a tropical rainforest located in central Uganda, and it’s known for its rich biodiversity. The nature walk through the forest will take you on trails that wind through the towering trees, with opportunities to spot various bird species such as the Great Blue Turaco, African Grey Parrot, and Yellow-throated Tinker bird, among others.
Once you reach Jinja, you will visit the source of the Nile, which is located at the northern end of Lake Victoria. You can take a boat ride to the source of the Nile, where you’ll see the waters of Lake Victoria start their long journey to the Mediterranean Sea. The Bujagali Falls, located a few kilometers downstream, offer a great spot for some amazing photographs.
In Jinja town, you can explore the local markets and shops for souvenirs, or even try out some of the local cuisine, which includes dishes such as “rolex” (a popular street food made with a rolled chapati filled with eggs and vegetables) and “matoke” (a starchy dish made from plantains).
You will spend the night in Jinja.
Day 3: Sipi Falls Uganda- Visit Itanda Falls and transfer to Mbale
On Day 3, you will have the opportunity to visit Itanda Falls, which is located near Jinja, and is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Uganda. This waterfall is not as well-known as some of the others in Uganda, but it is definitely worth a visit for its stunning natural beauty.
To get to Itanda Falls, you will need to take a short drive from Jinja, and then embark on a short hike through the lush green forest. The hike is relatively easy and should take around 30 minutes, and you will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the waterfall once you arrive. The waterfall cascades down from a height of about 30 meters and is surrounded by beautiful natural scenery.
After visiting the waterfall, you will continue your journey to Mbale, a bustling town located in the eastern part of Uganda. The drive to Mbale will take approximately 4 hours, and you will have the opportunity to admire the stunning scenery along the way, including the lush green hills and valleys that are characteristic of the area.
Once you arrive in Mbale, you will have the chance to explore the town and its surroundings. You can visit the local markets, interact with the friendly locals, and sample some of the delicious local cuisine. You will then transfer to Sipi Falls, where you will spend the night. Sipi Falls is located in the foothills of Mount Elgon and is known for its stunning waterfalls and beautiful hiking trails.
Day 4: Sipi Falls Uganda- Hike Mount Elgon National Park and Sipi falls tour
On Day 4, you will have a full day to explore Mount Elgon National Park and the beautiful Sipi Falls.
You will begin the day with an early breakfast, and then meet your guide to start your hike up Mount Elgon. The hike will take approximately 5-6 hours, depending on your pace, and you will have the chance to see some amazing scenery, including waterfalls and forests. Mount Elgon is the fourth highest mountain in East Africa, and its slopes are home to a wide variety of wildlife and plant species. Your guide will point out interesting features and provide information about the flora and fauna along the way.
After your hike, you will return to your lodge for lunch and some rest before visiting the beautiful Sipi Falls. The falls are located about 45 minutes from the lodge, and you will have the opportunity to hike to the base of the falls for some great photo opportunities. If you are feeling adventurous, you can also take a swim in the cool pools at the bottom of the falls. You will return to your lodge for dinner and an overnight stay.
Day 5: pain Upe Game Reserve- Game drive and depart Mount Elgon National park for Pian-Upe Game Reserve
After an early breakfast, you will depart Mount Elgon National Park for Pain Upe Game Reserve. The journey takes approximately 6 hours, and you will drive through the stunning Karamoja region of Uganda. This region is home to the Karamojong people, a semi-nomadic ethnic group known for their traditional way of life and pastoralist practices.
Upon arrival at Pain Upe Game Reserve, you will check into your accommodation and have lunch. In the afternoon, you will embark on a game drive through the park. The reserve is home to a variety of wildlife, including zebras, giraffes, antelopes, and Uganda’s largest population of cheetahs. The landscape of the reserve is also impressive, with rolling hills and open savannah plains.
After the game drive, you will have a cultural encounter with the Karamojong people. This will give you a chance to learn about their way of life and experience their culture firsthand. You will learn about their traditional dances, dress, and way of life.
In the evening, you will return to your accommodation for dinner and overnight stay.
Day 6: pain Upe Game Reserve- Game Drive and cultural encounter
After breakfast, you will embark on a morning game drive in the Pian Upe Game Reserve. The reserve is home to a variety of wildlife, including zebras, giraffes, elands, buffaloes, lions, and leopards, among others. During the game drive, you will have the opportunity to spot some of these animals and learn about their behavior and habitat from your experienced guide.
After the game drive, you will return to the lodge for lunch and some relaxation. In the afternoon, you will have a cultural encounter with the local Karamojong community. The Karamojong are pastoralists who have managed to preserve their traditional way of life despite modernization. During the encounter, you will learn about their customs, beliefs, and way of life. You will also have a chance to participate in some of their cultural activities such as cattle herding and milk processing.
In the evening, you will return to the lodge for dinner and an overnight stay.
Day 7: Kidepo Valley National Park- Depart Pian-Upe Game reserve for Kidepo valley National park and visit Kanagorok hot springs
Day 7 of this itinerary involves departing from Pian-Upe Game Reserve and driving to Kidepo Valley National Park. On the way, you will stop at the Kanangorok Hot Springs for a chance to relax and stretch your legs. The hot springs are located at the foot of a mountain and are a popular attraction for visitors to the area. The mineral-rich waters are believed to have therapeutic benefits and are said to be good for the skin.
After your visit to the hot springs, you will continue your journey to Kidepo Valley National Park, which is located in the northeastern part of Uganda. The park is known for its rugged scenery, unique wildlife, and diverse cultural heritage. Upon arrival, you will check into your accommodation and have lunch.
In the afternoon, you will have a cultural encounter with the Karamojong people, who are the main inhabitants of the region. The Karamojong are known for their traditional way of life, which involves herding cattle and living in small, remote villages. You will have a chance to visit one of these villages and learn about the Karamojong’s customs, beliefs, and way of life. You will also have an opportunity to interact with the locals and participate in some traditional activities, such as milking cows, making traditional jewelry, or dancing.
After your cultural encounter, you will return to your accommodation for dinner and overnight.
Day 8: Kidepo Valley National Park- Morning game drive and afternoon cultural encounter
In the morning, after breakfast, you will embark on a morning game drive in the Kidepo Valley National Park. The park is home to a variety of wildlife including elephants, lions, leopards, buffalos, zebras, giraffes, and antelopes. The park is also home to a variety of bird species, making it a birdwatcher’s paradise.
After the game drive, you will return to your lodge for lunch and relaxation. In the afternoon, you will have a cultural encounter with the Karamojong people, the indigenous tribe in the area. You will have a chance to interact with the locals and learn about their way of life, traditions, and customs. You will also have a chance to watch a traditional dance performance.
In the evening, you will return to your lodge for dinner and an overnight stay. Note: The specific activities and timing may vary depending on the lodge or tour operator’s itinerary. Some may opt to do the cultural encounter in the morning before the game drive.
Day 9: Murchison Falls National Park- Drive to Murchison-Falls national park
After breakfast, you will check out of your accommodation in Sipi Falls and start your journey to Murchison Falls National Park, located in northwestern Uganda. Along the way, you will drive through scenic landscapes, including the Karuma Falls and the breathtaking views of the Rift Valley escarpment. You will also see numerous farms and small towns along the way.
Once you arrive at the park, you will check into your accommodation and have lunch. After lunch, you will embark on a game drive in the park, where you will have a chance to see a variety of wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, lions, leopards, buffaloes, and antelopes. The game drive will take you through different sections of the park, giving you an opportunity to explore the diversity of the park’s flora and fauna.
In the evening, you will return to your accommodation for dinner and overnight stay. You can also choose to take a night game drive, which offers a chance to see nocturnal animals such as hyenas, leopards, and lions. However, this is an optional activity that can be arranged separately from the main itinerary.
Overall, Day 9 is an exciting day filled with wildlife encounters, scenic landscapes, and memorable experiences in Murchison Falls National Park.
Day 10: Murchison Falls National Park- Game drive and launch cruise
On day 10, you will have a game drive and launch cruise in Murchison Falls National Park.
In the early morning, you will set out on a game drive to explore the park’s diverse wildlife. You may spot elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, lions, leopards, and other animals in their natural habitats. The game drive will take about 3-4 hours, and you will return to the lodge for breakfast.
In the afternoon, you will take a launch cruise on the Nile River to the base of Murchison Falls. The boat ride will provide excellent wildlife viewing opportunities, including crocodiles, hippos, elephants, and a variety of bird species. At the base of the falls, you will have a chance to take photos and marvel at the powerful waterfalls. You will then return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay.
After the launch cruise, you can take a guided nature walk around the lodge, which offers stunning views of the river and surrounding area. Alternatively, you can relax at the lodge and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Murchison Falls National Park is one of the largest national parks in Uganda and is home to a diverse range of wildlife and bird species. The park covers an area of 3,840 square kilometers and is situated in the northwestern part of Uganda. It is named after the impressive Murchison Falls, which is formed when the Nile River is forced through a narrow gorge, creating a powerful waterfall.
The park is also home to several other beautiful waterfalls, including the Uhuru Falls and the Karuma Falls. The Nile River, which flows through the park, provides an important habitat for a variety of aquatic wildlife, including crocodiles and hippos.
In addition to the wildlife, Murchison Falls National Park is also home to several communities of people, including the Mubako and Alur people, who have lived in the area for generations. Visitors to the park can learn about their culture and way of life through guided tours and cultural encounters.
Overall, day 10 in Murchison Falls National Park offers an unforgettable wildlife and nature experience, providing a chance to see some of Uganda’s most beautiful and unique natural wonders.
Day 11: Kibale Forest National Park– Transfer from Murchison Falls to Kibale Forest National Park
On day 11, you will transfer from Murchison Falls National Park to Kibale Forest National Park.
After breakfast, you will start your journey to Kibale Forest National Park, which will take approximately 6-7 hours. You will pass through the scenic Albertine Rift Valley and the lush countryside of western Uganda. Along the way, you will stop at local villages and markets to interact with the locals and learn about their way of life.
Kibale Forest National Park is a lush rainforest and one of the best places in Africa for chimpanzee trekking. The park is also home to other primates such as the black-and-white colobus, red-tailed monkey, and grey-cheeked mangabey, as well as several bird species.
On arrival at the park, you will check into your lodge and have lunch. In the afternoon, you can visit the nearby Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, a community-based project that offers nature walks and bird watching tours. The wetland is home to several species of primates and over 200 bird species, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts.
After the nature walk, you will return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay, preparing for an exciting day of chimpanzee trekking in the forest the following day.
Day 12: Kibale Forest National Park- Chimpanzee trekking and visit Bigodi wetland
Day 12 is dedicated to chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest National Park.
After an early breakfast, you will drive to the park headquarters for a briefing before starting the chimpanzee trekking activity. Kibale Forest is home to over 1,500 chimpanzees, making it one of the best places in Africa to see these amazing primates in their natural habitat.
During the trek, you will be accompanied by an experienced guide who will lead you through the forest in search of the chimpanzees. The trek can take anywhere from 1-4 hours, depending on the location of the chimpanzees on that day.
Once you find the chimpanzees, you will have the opportunity to observe them as they go about their daily activities, such as grooming, feeding, and playing. You will also have the chance to take photos and videos of these amazing animals.
After the chimpanzee trek, you will return to the lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, you can take a guided nature walk through the forest to explore the park’s diverse flora and fauna. You can also visit a nearby tea plantation or participate in a cultural tour of the local communities.
In the evening, you will return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay, reflecting on the unforgettable experience of seeing chimpanzees up close in their natural habitat.
Day 13: Semuliki National Park – Transfer to Semuliki National Park and Night Game Drive
On day 13, you will transfer from Kibale Forest National Park to Semuliki National Park and enjoy a night game drive.
After breakfast, you will depart Kibale Forest National Park and embark on a scenic drive to Semuliki National Park, which will take about 3-4 hours. Semuliki is located in the western part of Uganda, bordering the Democratic Republic of Congo, and is known for its diverse wildlife and unique natural features.
Upon arrival at the park, you will check in at your lodge and have lunch. In the afternoon, you will enjoy a game drive through the park, which offers a chance to see some of the park’s diverse wildlife such as elephants, buffalos, bushbucks, waterbucks, and warthogs.
As the sun sets, you will embark on a night game drive, which is a unique opportunity to see nocturnal wildlife such as leopards, genets, bush babies, and various owl species. The game drive is conducted with a spotlight, and you will be accompanied by an experienced guide who will help you spot the animals.
After the game drive, you will return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay, reflecting on the exciting wildlife encounters of the day.
Day 14: Semuliki National Park – Morning game drive and afternoon nature walk
On day 14, you will enjoy a morning game drive and an afternoon nature walk in Semuliki National Park.
After breakfast, you will embark on a morning game drive in the park, which is another chance to see the diverse wildlife of Semuliki. You will be accompanied by an experienced guide who will help you spot the animals and provide you with insights about their behaviors and habitats.
After the game drive, you will return to the lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, you will take a guided nature walk in the park, which offers a chance to explore the park’s diverse flora and fauna. You will be able to see a variety of bird species, butterflies, primates, and plant species that are unique to this part of Uganda.
You will also have the opportunity to visit the Sempaya hot springs, which are a major attraction in Semuliki National Park. The hot springs are located in a beautiful natural setting and are considered to have medicinal properties by the local communities.
After the nature walk, you will return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay, reflecting on the beauty and diversity of Semuliki National Park.
Day 15: Rwenzori National Park – Drive to Mount Rwenzori National Park for hiking adventure
On day 15, you will transfer to the stunning Mount Rwenzori National Park for a hiking adventure.
After breakfast, you will check out of your lodge in Semuliki National Park and embark on a scenic drive to Mount Rwenzori National Park, which will take approximately 4-5 hours. Mount Rwenzori is one of the most stunning national parks in Uganda, known for its snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and diverse wildlife.
Upon arrival at the park, you will check in at your lodge and have lunch. In the afternoon, you will have the option to take a short nature walk around the park’s surroundings, which offers a chance to acclimatize to the altitude and get a feel for the park’s unique ecosystem.
In the evening, you will have dinner at the lodge and retire early to prepare for the hiking adventure ahead.
Day 16: Rwenzori National Park – Explore Mount Rwenzori National Park (Nature walks)
On day 16, you will explore Mount Rwenzori National Park on a nature walk.
After an early breakfast, you will meet your guide and set out on a nature walk to explore the stunning natural beauty of Mount Rwenzori National Park. The park is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including unique bird species, primates, and plant species that are found nowhere else in the world.
Your guide will take you on a trail that suits your fitness level and interests, pointing out various features and explaining the ecological significance of each. You may come across several streams, waterfalls, and glaciers along the way, and if the weather is clear, you will have stunning views of the snow-capped peaks.
The nature walk may take several hours, depending on the route and the pace of the group. After the walk, you will return to your lodge for lunch and relaxation.
In the evening, you may have the option to enjoy some cultural entertainment provided by the local communities, where you can learn about the traditional practices and way of life of the Bakonzo people who live around the park.
You will have dinner and overnight stay at your lodge, reflecting on the beauty and diversity of Mount Rwenzori National Park.
Day 17: Queen Elizabeth National Park – Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park
On day 17, you will transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park, another beautiful park in Uganda.
After breakfast, you will check out of your lodge in Mount Rwenzori National Park and embark on a scenic drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park, which will take approximately 5-6 hours. Along the way, you will enjoy stunning views of the Rwenzori Mountains, the rolling hills, and the local communities.
Upon arrival at the park, you will check in at your lodge and have lunch. In the afternoon, you may have the option to take a game drive in the park, which is known for its diverse wildlife, including elephants, lions, buffalos, antelopes, and various bird species.
After the game drive, you will return to your lodge for dinner and overnight stay, as you prepare for more adventure in Queen Elizabeth National Park the next day.
Day 18: Queen Elizabeth National Park – Morning game drive and boat cruise along Kazinga channel
On day 18, you will enjoy a morning game drive and a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
After an early breakfast, you will set out on a morning game drive in the park, where you will have the opportunity to see more of the park’s wildlife, such as elephants, lions, hyenas, leopards, buffaloes, antelopes, and other animals. You will also enjoy stunning views of the park’s beautiful landscape, including the crater lakes and savannah plains.
After the game drive, you will return to your lodge for lunch and some relaxation. In the afternoon, you will go on a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, which connects Lake George and Lake Edward. The boat cruise is a unique way to explore the park’s wildlife, including hippos, crocodiles, buffaloes, and various bird species.
The Kazinga Channel is also a perfect spot for bird watching, and you may spot some rare species such as the African skimmer, the papyrus gonolek, the shoebill, and the African fish eagle.
After the boat cruise, you will return to your lodge for dinner and overnight stay, as you prepare for more adventure in Uganda’s beautiful national parks.
Day 19: Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park – Exit from Queen Elizabeth national park to Bwindi Impenetrable national park
On day 19, you will exit Queen Elizabeth National Park and head to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park.
After breakfast, you will check out of your lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park and embark on a scenic drive to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, which will take approximately 4-5 hours. Along the way, you will enjoy stunning views of the countryside, including tea plantations, rolling hills, and local communities.
Upon arrival at Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, you will check in at your lodge and have lunch. In the afternoon, you may have the option to take a nature walk around the lodge or visit the nearby Batwa community to learn more about their way of life.
After the activity, you will return to your lodge for dinner and overnight stay, as you prepare for the highlight of your trip – the mountain gorilla trekking adventure the following day.
Day 20: Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park – Mountain gorilla trekking and nature walk to the Batwa villages
On day 20, you will go on a mountain gorilla trekking adventure and visit the Batwa villages in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park.
After an early breakfast, you will head to the park headquarters for a briefing on gorilla trekking etiquette and safety. You will then be assigned a gorilla family to trek, depending on your fitness level and preferences.
Accompanied by a park ranger and a team of trackers, you will embark on a thrilling hike through the dense forest in search of the mountain gorillas. The trek can take anywhere from 1-6 hours, depending on the location of the gorilla family you are assigned to, but the experience is worth it.
Once you locate the gorilla family, you will have one hour to observe and take photos of these magnificent creatures up close, as they go about their daily activities. You will witness the gorillas feeding, playing, and interacting with each other, providing a unique and unforgettable experience.
After the gorilla trek, you will return to your lodge for lunch and relaxation. In the afternoon, you may visit the Batwa villages near the park for a cultural encounter. The Batwa people are a pygmy tribe that lived in the forest before it was gazetted as a national park. You will learn about their traditional way of life, including hunting, gathering, and herbal medicine.
After the cultural encounter, you will return to your lodge for dinner and overnight stay, as you reflect on your unforgettable encounter with the mountain gorillas.
Day 21: Mgahinga Gorilla National Park – Depart to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park for an encounter with the Batwa community
On day 21, you will depart Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and head to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park for an encounter with the Batwa community.
After breakfast, you will check out of your lodge and depart for Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, which is located about 3 hours away from Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. Upon arrival, you will visit the Batwa community, a tribe of indigenous forest people who lived in the Virunga Mountains before they were displaced by the creation of national parks.
During your visit to the Batwa community, you will learn about their traditional way of life, including hunting, gathering, and honey harvesting. You will also witness their traditional dances and songs, as well as participate in their cultural activities. The Batwa people have a rich cultural heritage, and this experience will provide insight into their unique way of life.
After the cultural encounter, you will have lunch and proceed for an optional nature walk in the park, where you will have the opportunity to spot forest elephants, buffaloes, and various species of primates. You will also see the impressive Gahinga volcano, which is part of the Virunga mountain range.
In the evening, you will return to your lodge for dinner and overnight stay, as you prepare for your next adventure.
Day 22: Lake Mburo National Park – Golden monkey trekking and Transfer to Lake Mburo national park
On day 22, you will have a unique and exciting experience of trekking the rare golden monkeys in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, followed by a transfer to Lake Mburo National Park.
After breakfast, you will head to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park for the golden monkey trekking experience. These beautiful primates are known for their stunning golden fur and are endemic to the Albertine Rift region of East Africa. The trek can take anywhere from 1-4 hours, depending on the location of the golden monkeys, and you will be accompanied by experienced guides who will provide information about the monkeys and their habitat.
After the golden monkey trekking, you will have lunch and then depart for Lake Mburo National Park, which is about a 4-hour drive away. Upon arrival, you will check into your lodge and have some time to rest and relax.
In the evening, you will go on a nature walk with an experienced ranger, during which you will have the opportunity to see various wildlife such as zebras, impalas, and warthogs. You will also enjoy the beautiful scenery of the park, which includes rolling hills, grasslands, and forests.
After the nature walk, you will return to your lodge for dinner and overnight stay.
Day 23: Lake Mburo National Park – Morning Game Drive and Nature walk
On day 23, you will have a full day to explore Lake Mburo National Park, with a morning game drive and a nature walk in the afternoon.
After breakfast, you will go on a morning game drive with an experienced guide who will take you through the park’s various habitats, such as open savannah, acacia woodland, and seasonal and permanent swamps. You will have the chance to see a variety of wildlife, including zebras, giraffes, impalas, buffaloes, warthogs, and many bird species.
After the game drive, you will return to your lodge for lunch and some rest before going on an afternoon nature walk. You will be accompanied by a ranger who will take you through the park’s different trails and show you the smaller flora and fauna of the park, such as different bird species, insects, and reptiles.
In the evening, you will have dinner and spend the night at your lodge, enjoying the peaceful sounds of the bush.
Day 24: Entebbe International Airport – Cycling experience and drive to Kampala. Visit the Kasubi tombs
On day 24, you will have a cycling experience and then drive to Kampala, with a visit to the Kasubi Tombs.
After breakfast, you will have a cycling experience around Lake Mburo National Park, which is a unique way to explore the park and its surroundings. You will ride through the park’s different trails, enjoying the fresh air and scenery while spotting some wildlife on the way.
After the cycling experience, you will check out of your lodge and depart for Kampala. You will have a stopover at the Kasubi Tombs, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the burial site of the Kings of Buganda. You will learn about the history and significance of the tombs and also get a chance to see the traditional architecture and artifacts.
You will then continue the drive to Kampala, where you will check in at your hotel and have dinner. You can choose to relax or explore the city’s nightlife if you wish.
Day 25: Reptile Village and Departure
On day 25, you will visit the Reptile Village before departing for the airport for your departure flight.
After breakfast, you will visit the Reptile Village, which is located on the outskirts of Kampala. Here, you will see various reptiles such as snakes, lizards, turtles, and crocodiles up close and learn about their behavior and habitat. The village also has a botanical garden with a wide variety of plants and trees.
After the visit to the Reptile Village, you will have lunch and then depart for Entebbe International Airport for your departure flight. Your driver-guide will drop you off at the airport in time for your flight, marking the end of your Ugandan safari adventure.
