Ship Flight Tickets - 14 Day African Uganda Jungle Safari - The Best

DAY 1

We had dinner at the Imperial Beach Hotel. You can enjoy a thrilling performance from local cultural groups, if it's a weekend. Here you can feel the breeze of the lake and see a variety of fishing birds along the lake shores. And different species of birds and animals, shoe bill stocks, colobus monkeys, crocodiles, dickers, water bucks, rhino, buffalo, chimpanzees, zebras, have a feel of ex situ conservation and get in close contact with the lion. If you are a early arrival you will visit Uganda Wildlife Education Centre (UWEC) for information about Uganda's unique flora and fauna. We where welcomed by our Staff of Real-Africa-Adventures who transferred us to the IMPERIAL RESORT BEACH HOTEL. Arrive at Entebbe international airport in Uganda.

DAY 2

We had dinner at Paraa lodge. Here their was a Ferry Crossing to Paraa Safari lodge with comfortable accommodation and typical Ugandan hospitality. We relaxed and and took some photographs at the spot with a permanent rainbow. There is a point where the water escapes through a narrow gorge forming splendid thunder and roar! We visited the top of the mighty Murchison-falls and they where extra ordinary. Leafy stretch of surburbia that runs north from the town center past the golf course, more appealing is the green. Watch out for the mighty tropical Budongo forest. This is a a gate-way to Budongo Forest and Murchison falls National Park, lunch was at the Masindi Hotel (rambling colonial era hotel) - with an attractive wooded ground in Masindi town. After an early breakfast we drive through Kampala Northwards through a series of districts.

DAY 3

We returned to the lodge for dinner. Crocodiles along the riverbanks, we enjoyed a two-hour cruise to the bottom of the mighty Murchison falls-an opportunity to see the amazing hippos, after lunch. And a variety of bird and other animal species, uganda kobs, leopards, lions, giraffes, water buck, we also saw buffalo, watch out for the large elephant herds. And then we traveled into the northern part for a game drive, late morning breakfast.

DAY 4

Dinner and overnight at Ndali Lodge. We all carryed a picnic lunch for a long drive via the Albertine Escarpment of the western Rift valley on the way to Kibale forest National Park. Ensure to be in time before the ferry crosses. Breakfast was served early as we greet the early morning rising sun.

DAY 5

Dinner and overnight at the Semiliki Safari Lodge. This is the Fort portal on the way to the Semiliki National Park. We had lunch at the Kanyanchu Tourist centre. A visit to Bigodi swamp eco-tourism site is amazing for an encounter of rare and beautiful flora and fauna. We all so saw butterflies and many reptiles as well as small insects which are a common feature in this park, and the red Colobus monkeys swinging through the dense forest with birds, watch out for the wonder that is the chimp families. This part of the country has the highest number of primates in Africa. The activity starts at 6.00 am immediately after breakfast. Today we had a very early morning primate viewing on a guided forest walk in Kibale Forest National Park.

DAY 6

Dinner and overnight at Mweya safari. This is some beautiful scenery of the foothills of Mount Rwenzori and a game drive on the way to Mweya Safari Lodge. After lunch we drove to the Queen Elizabeth National Park in the afternoon. We return to the lodge for lunch. We enjoyed our breakfast at 8:00 am and visited the Semliki Wildlife Reserve for a boat ride on the Lake Albert for some birdwatching.

DAY 7

Dinner and overnight at Mweya safari Lodge. After lunch we took a trip on Kazinga channel for the amazing bird life in the Queen Elizabeth National Park. We got back to the lodge for Lunch. We saw plenty. Warthogs and birds, buffalo, elephants, set off for a game drive along Kasenyi track and Queens' Mile in the park and expected to see Lions, after an early breakfast.

DAY 8

Dinner and overnight at the Buhoma Homestead. WOW. Here they have tree climbing lions. After tracking and some driving to the Bwindi through Maramagambo and Ishasha sector we enjoyed the game viewing. We carryed our own picnic lunch today. Leopards and many more rare species of animals, reptiles, we drove to the Kyambura gorge for a forest walk to look for the habituated chimpanzees and other primates, after a cup of coffee.

DAY 9

Determine the duration of the hike, whose continuous search for food requires a nomadic lifestyle, the gorillas. You start from the site where the gorillas were encountered the day before and from here the tracking begins. We were led by experienced trackers on the slopes of the volcanoes. And sightings cannot be guaranteed - we saw them, the Mountain Gorillas are wild animals. After an early breakfast we departed to the National Park and began our gorilla trek.

Only approximately 650 remaining, these massive primates are extremely rare. And the beauty of the forest and its inhabitants are fascinating, the anticipation of the exciting experience ahead is invigorating, although the hike can be physically demanding. 500 feet and over rough terrain, at elevations in excess of 7, sometimes more, the tuff trek can take between one and six hours.

Dinner and overnight at your lodge. You will have the opportunity for a forest walk with a guide, if your trek was relatively short. We return to the lodge for a late lunch. And you depart leaving the gorillas to their fragile existence, each strictly regulated 60-minute visit passes all too quickly. Few who have had this rare privilege would disagree. Any fatigue is quickly forgotten, when the gorillas are encountered.

DAY 10

The road to Kabale took us into the Uganda Highlands - the Switzerland of Africa - the great views and vistas of this lush green area is wonderful. You will head to Kabale.

Dinner and overnight White Horse Inn. Here we went on a walk with a local guide. Various antelope and hippo - as well as prolific birdlife, leopard, this small park offers a great variety of game including zebra. From here we continued towards the Kampala on good tarmac roads to Lake Mburo National park.

DAY 11

We returned to the resort for dinner and overnight at Ssese Palm Beach Resort. You will get a fresh breeze from Lake Victoria. And turacos they reside inside the forests, parrots, ladybirds, after lunch activities we went for some bird watching and a nature walk where saw mant monkeys. This is the main island of the Ssese Islands group, we took a roll on roll off ferry to the Bugala Island. We drove to the Ssese Islands via Bukakata. Hippo and a variety of Birds, eland, waterbucks, zebras, we had an early game drive in Lake Mburo National park to view and take photographs of the impala.

DAY 12

Dinner and over night at Namirembe Guest House. We returned to the resort to catch a ferry and then drive to Kampala. We participated in one of the areas most exciting activities in the fishing grounds, after breakfast.

DAY 13

We drove back to the Hotel in Kampala. We had a picnic lunch. Where its long journey to Mediterranean sea starts, we visited Bujagalli falls and the source of the Nile, fruit and craft markets along the road to Owen falls Dam, mabira Forest, we enjoyed viewing the Sugar and Tea plantations. We drove to the Eastwards to Jinja, after an early Breakfast.

DAY 14

The last day we took a transfer to the airport for our flight home via Johannesburg.