Welcome To Uganda, Upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport, Gorilla Sights Team will be greatfull waiting for you for transfer to your Hotel in Entebbe. The best feeling you get is being welcomed by mixed of cool and sun weather from Lake Victoria.

Breakfast at the Lodge then after we drive heading northwest to the home of Big Five animals. Your adventure in Uganda begins by driving northwest Murchison Falls conservation area, the largest conservation area in Uganda, offers beautiful sceneries of grassland acacia savannah in the north and tropical forests in the south. Our stopover is at Ziwa Rhino sanctuary, the breeding project which is nurturing the rebirth of the endangered white rhinos in Uganda. You can see them closely while walking freely in the sanctuary which is their natural habitat. Lunch at the restaurant at the Sanctuary. Proceed to the national park thereafter and visit the top of the fallls, where the river Nile creates a narrow canyon of thunderous where water as it lowers down the Albertine Rift Valley. Before Checking into the Lodge, we first visit the Top of the falls where we find the most powerful in the whole world. Water forces in gorge of 7 metres deep as bit produces 300 cubic metres every second.

After a cup Coffee we set off for unveiling the Boat cruise along the Nile, Kick-off your safari trip with a cruise on the Nile. Take The Albert Delta, heading away from the fierce Murchison falls, down the calm stretch of water before the Nile bisects and meets Lake Albert. We depart early morning, a tranquil experience of floating past papyrus-lined riverbanks, spotting birds including the prehistoric shoebill stork In the afternoon, spot animals on the sides of the riverbank over, and relax as dusk descends. The second cruise, The Launch, leaves Paraa and parades towards the thundering Murchison Falls. En route, you’ll spot animals coming to the water's edge to cool off, and to search for fresh, green grass to snack on along the banks. As you reach the falls, you may get a glimpse of the all-day rainbow, which is a trademark of this safari. Uganda is crossed by the equator, meaning the sun is almost always shining. The water from the falls interacts with the sunlight which creates a natural, colourful masterpiece above the falls.

After our Heavy Breakfast, We Jump into our 4x4, and drive towards most common tracks that are leading into the savannah grasslands to find wildlife. Through Burigi, Common Victoria, Queen and many others, these trucks will lead us to fruitful day with various wildlife During this trip you’ll pass savannah, woodlands, and riverine vegetation, before reaching the dream triangle spot of grassland connected to the Victoria Nile as it meets., Home to an abundance of wildlife. Living at the park are four out of the “Big Five” – elephants, lions, buffaloes, and leopards.

After our Breakfast, we drive to Budongo for Chimpanzee Photography. The Budongo Forest Reserve protects over 700 Chimpanzees and offers fantastic chimp trekking opportunities from Kaniyo Pabidi. This one of life time experience that we special arrange when it it comes to primates. Meet your guide at 8am, for briefing about trek through the depths of the mahogany tree-lined trails that are leading you to the chimpanzees.Upon spotting them, you’ll stay tight in your group as you observe them for 1 hour, watching them play, groom, and feed their young. Along with chimpanzees, your journey may uncover olive baboons, white and black colobus monkeys, red-tailed monkeys, and blue monkeys.

In series of Hoima, There is compact and unique Tropical Forest home to rare Chimpanzees and endemic Monkeys, The Ugandan Mangabey that you cant find anyhere else. Bugoma Forest is a thick rainforest that is the habitat to many butterflies, birds and mammals. Meet up one the communities of chimpanzees out of 500 chimpanzees that roam the forest and that have been habituated. As we search for Chimpanzees, we also take note of spotting the Ugandan Mangabey the rare species that are living only in this protected area. After the trekking we continue Proceed to Queen Elizabeth National Park- the oldest& second largest National Park in Uganda, is located at the base of the massive Rwenzori Mountains, adjacent to lakes Edward& George, covered by Savannah plains that provide an abundance of Game viewing like; Elephants that trumpet when you get too close, lazy Leopards laying in the sun, abundant Gazelle and buck, Lions, Buffaloes, Hippos and others.

After breakfast, we drive to Kasenyi for our Search with signals of Lions and Leopards.The exceptional experience allows us to participate in monitoring some of the BIG cats , by use of locator devices and learn their habituation calls as well as monitoring the weather, group dynamics, their surrounding and behavior of the animals. In most cases Lions and leoLeopards are always tracked with a radio collar receiving equipments with designed radio antennae offering a 100% chance of sighting the lions. The chance to get closer with the lions and leppards is also what we look at to have the most incredible shots or photos of our Journey. After the experience we transfer to Ishasha Sector, Part of Queen Elizabeth- Home tree Climbing Lions and African true wildness.

After breakfast, We head out for photographic safari in the Ishasha sector, the southern region of Queen Elizabeth NP, in search of the “tree climbing lions” which are seen during the hot hours of the day, as they lie resting on top of Figs trees. See also herds of buffaloes, elephants, topi antelopes, and many species of bird The area is part of Queen Elizabethe national Park and has been named as the best area for the climbing lions by Wikepea. Its also the best for the phographers to watch the best Lion Movies as they dwell on fig trees as they target they preys and freeing away from Tsetse flies. Lunch at the Lodge & We Proced to Bwindi National Park, The Change of terrain comes as we drive through Kigezi hills and experiencing the best and beutiful scenaries of western Uganda.

In the morning you enter the rain tropical forest of Bwindi for the Gorilla Encounter. The activity starts at 8 am and you will follow the ranger guides in a group of maximum of 8 people as you search for the habituated family of mountain gorillas, which was allocated according to the permits. Bwindi forest in Uganda has a population of 459 gorillas, which is half the world's population according to 2018 gorilla population surveys. It is not predictable the time you will spend to encounter the gorillas. You have one hour for observing the primates and their behaviors, while taking photographs. Ensure you take the packed lunch and water with you in the bag and for this you might need the support of available porters.

Today is another big day… Prepare yourself for an encounter with one of Mgahingas gentle giants and being our last Gorilla tracking of the rare Mountain Gorilla. This is another highlight of our tour in Uganda. You will be required to wake up early like previously in the morning then be led to the visitor’s reception center for same briefing about Mgahinga and Virunga massive Volcanoes. Whats the difference from Mgahinga,- Well The vegetation is completely different, covered by Bamboos and the Photography is really amazing

You'll be up by 7:00 am to make it to the briefing point by 7:30 am. Ntebeko visitor center, which is also the Mgahinga National Park's headquarters, After briefing, the Golden monkey excursion will start at about 8:00 am with a lead tracker guide and two gun-bearing rangers. You'll trek up the slopes in a two-hour window to the bamboo forest zone, where golden monkeys hang out. When you meet them, you'll spend about an hour watching their antics and social behaviors. Golden monkeys are cheeky and playful and will jump up the trees or curiously come close to you than expected. Enjoy the moment, but follow instructions from your lead guide. After Tracking we continue to Lake Mburo to short Journey as we also have the best walking safari in Lake Mburo National Park.

In the morning, you will indulge in a nature walk in the park. Lake Mburo N.P. is one of the parks in Uganda where it’s possible to go for a walking safari with an experienced ranger. This opportunity should not be missed. From footprints and animal droppings, the ranger will be able to tell you which animal has left and how long ago. It is exciting to approach wildlife at such close range. After walking safari we return to the lodge for lunch and we depart to Entebbe.