Upon arrival, you will meet and greet the Budget Uganda Gorilla Safaris representative, who will welcome you and the group thereafter you will be briefed about the tour.
You will then embark on your journey to Kibale Forest National park. As the car goes through surfaced roads you will see the breathtaking vistas of unmatched sylvan beauty soothed not only the eyes, but the restive soul also.
Post Lunch you will be taken for Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary walk. This is a guided swamp walk that takes you closer seeing primates mostly monkeys, birds and butterflies. The wetland is a bird paradise with about 138 species and is best known for being home to the Great Blue Turaco.
This is a 2½ – 3 hour walk and is a must for bird lovers. The walk is almost as popular as the Kibale Forest Walk. You will need good walking shoes since part of the walk is sometimes muddy. Hopefully you will spot the elusive Sitatunga antelope and the Shoebill Stork. This is nothing to be missed. You will meet some of the primates here, even a chimpanzee at times. Other primate species include the black-and-white colobus, grey-cheeked mangabey, red-tailed, l’Hoest’s and blue monkeys, and olive baboons. Also, Bushbucks and mongooses and many more can also be found here. There is also an abundance of butterflies. Bigodi Sanctuary is located outside the park in Magombe Swamp.
Dinner and overnight accommodation will be provided at our lodge

After a satisfying breakfast, At 7:00am we drive to the park headquarters for briefing before we amback on the activity of the day on our 7 Days Gorilla trekking Queen Elizabeth Chimpanzee safari that is Chimpanzee tracking. Kibale forest national park boasts the highest number of primate species in the world, including the chimpanzees. Approximately 5,000 chimpanzees live in the wild in Uganda which makes it a perfect place to spot them!
The Park is popular for its primate’s population like the chimpanzees, colobus monkeys, red cheeked monkeys and red-tailed monkeys. On your chimpanzee trails, these are regularly seen swinging in the forest trees and others feeding on the wild fruits.
An experienced ranger will take you chimp tracking in the morning around 7:30 am. Once you locate the chimpanzees, you will have a full hour with them. You will return to the lodge for lunch after which you will head out for Queen Elizabeth National Park which will take around two and a half hours of drive. You will arrive in the evening. Dinner and overnight stay

Your day will begin early by 6:30AM, the sunrise time is usually the best time to spot animals in their natural habitats. Heading off for a game drive at the break of dawn you will be able to see Africa’s highly famed “Big 4”,(Lions, leopards, Buffaloes and Elephants) Bush Bucks, Giant Hogs, Antelopes, Waterbucks and plenty of birds. You will finish your game drive and return back to the accommodation just in time for lunch.
After your lunch you will go for a two-hour boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel which connects Lakes George and Lake Edward and you will surely be fascinated by the concentrations of giant hippos, elephants and crocodiles among others. You will also see many varieties of birds at the water shores. After Boat Cruise we have enroute game drive as we head to our lodge.

You will check out the lodge early in the morning after breakfast and launch your trip to the Sothern part of Queen Elizabeth National park. This is a home of unique tree climbing lions, you will have a game drive to search for these gentle member of African big five lying and resting on tree branches. It’s a unique life experience that you will never forget after your Uganda safari. After the game drive we proceed to southwestern part of Uganda to visit Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is home to over 400 mountain gorillas in the as predominantly ground dwelling. Mountain gorillas prefer open canopy forests that allow light to reach the forst floor; their diet consists of bamboo, roots, stems, leaves and vines. Communication varies between barks, screeches, pant grunts and chest beatings. Movement is usually on all fours via “knuckle walking”. These type of silver back gorillas can only be viewed in Uganda. You will sign in at the lodge upon arrival where you will be served tasty African lunch dishes and have some downtime while you prepare for tomorrows trek and spend the night.

 You will go to the park headquarters at about 7:00 am for a briefing by the game ranger in the morning after breakfast along with your packed lunch, he will brief you about Gorilla’s way of life and lead you through as you begin the journey of tracking. That is to say Under guidance from the best, most highly trained people for the job, you find yourself face-to-face with something that seems so unequivocally human, it takes your breath away. An early start and a trek through dense rainforest is totally worth it for the privilege of spending an hour with these fascinating mammals. Youngsters may show off and huge silverbacks may beat their chests, but nothing beats just witnessing a gorilla family as they go about their daily business, chomp on
bamboo, and watch you in return. It is no wonder that a gorilla trekking safari is often referred to as ‘the most memorable in the world’. In addition you will be able to see numerous bird species, including kingfisher, blue breasted kingfisher and others.
After Gorilla tracking we drive to our lodge refreshments and rest. In the evening we go for community walk. We visit schools and other community projects not forgetting the cultural settings of the batwa. Dinner and overnight

After a relaxed morning you will transfer to Lake Buyonyi, have a boat cruise to explore the beautiful Lake Bunyonyi, in turn, catching your first sight of the mystical views as your guide leads you to your temporary homes. Here you will be given a chance to freshen up and allow yourself to relax after your transfer whilst continuing to take in the breathtaking sights that lie before you. Once done, you will meet your guide for a beautifully crafted boat ride of Lake Bunyonyi, the lake full of islands as it has 29 of them, here you have a chance to visit some of the most famous islands that lay scattered in the waters. One of the islands which you’ll be visiting is Akampene, better known as Punishment Island. The name was given to it as the Bakiga (originating from Rwanda) used to leave unmarried pregnant women on the island to die of hunger or die trying to swim to shore. This practice has since been abandoned and now forms one of the main islands.
There is also Sharp’s Island which is named after English missionary Leonard Sharp who established a leprosy treatment centre in 1931 when the island was still uninhabited.
After an educational and relaxing boat ride, it will be time for lunch. We encourage you to spend your lunchtime on the lake shores, enjoying the warmth as the sun shines down on you as you take in the wonderful birds swooping around the island.

 As you recall your memories of the trip and have a laugh about it you will enjoy a drive to the airport