You will be picked up by our guide from the airport/your hotel in Entebbe/Kampala/Kigali after an early morning breakfast at 7:00 am. You will be briefed about the whole safari before you travel to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park which is found in the southwestern part of Uganda. Along the way, there is a local drum and craft-making community so you will have a visit here.

Then have a stopover at the Equator to take photos, also feel free to buy some crafts and souvenirs as you head to Mbarara town where you will have your lunch. Thereafter, proceed to Bwindi whereby you will arrive in the late afternoon. Check in at the lodge, relax in the evening and have dinner.

On this day, be early to raise and have your breakfast early enough and pack your lunch. Afterwards, you will be taken to the park headquarters by your driver's guide. You'll have a briefing from the park rangers at 8:00 am concerning the rules in the park, and what to do and not to do when you meet up with the gorillas. Tracking gorillas takes between 2 and 8 hours.

Thereafter, start off with tracking and ensure you carried enough drinking water, strong shoes, a jacket and a walking stick. When you meet up with the gorillas it's your dream come true as it will be a great time watching the playful juveniles, the silver-backs and also other gentle giants feed the young ones.

Take as much photos as you want with your camera flash off. Later, hike back and transfer to Lake Bunyonyi. Upon arrival, go for a boat trip, you'll be able to see various birds, and visit islands (around 29 islands are in the lake). Take as much photographs as you can. Your overnight is at Bunyonyi Safari Resort.

Wake up early in the morning have your breakfast, and set off for Queen Elizabeth through the volcanic formation of the western Rift Valley towards Queen Elizabeth National Park. The descent reveals a stunning panorama of Lakes George and Edward amidst game-filled plains which you will reach in the afternoon. Check into your lodge, have lunch and some rest before the sun goes down. In the afternoon, go on the unique boat cruise that takes 2 hours on the Kazinga Channel and onto Lake Edward. The trip passes through possibly the highest hippo concentration in Africa and many mammals may be seen drinking water. The cruise offers an excellent platform for photography and game viewing. The birdlife is colourful and abundant. In the late afternoon, go for a game drive with a chance to see elephants, lions, buffaloes, etc. Later, return for dinner and your overnight stay.

After early morning breakfast, head to Kalinzu Forest Reserve for up to 4 hours chimpanzee trekking with a tracker and guide. The Forest Reserve is home to 6 groups of chimps, comprising over 300 individuals. Please bring suitable closed walking boots and long trousers! Afterwards, transfer back to Entebbe Airport with lunch en-routes to catch your evening departure flight back home.