DAY 1: Transfer to Pope Paul Hotel
Arrive and transfer to the Pope Paul Hotel.
DAY 2: Murchison Falls National Park
Begin the spectacular drive north-west through Masindi town to Murchison falls national park arriving in time for a picnic lunch at a breath taking site at the top of the falls. Return to your luxury Camp at the Top of the falls for a sundowner. Enjoy dinner by candlelight under the stars and afterwards, lose yourself in the fascinating sounds of the night as you sit around a cracking camp fire. Camp at the Top of the Falls.
DAY 3: Camping at the Top of the Falls
Early morning game drive return to camp for a barbeque dinner and enjoy some captivating folklore at the camp fire. Camp at the Top of the falls.
DAY 4: Drive to the Fabled Mountains of the Moon
Drive south via Hoima to Fort Portal where the fabled Mountains of the Moon are found, through verdant country, passing traditional homesteads, to the Kibale forest arriving in time for dinner. Camp at the Kibale forest.
DAY 5: Camping in Kibale Forest - Primate Trek
After breakfast indulge in a whole day primate trek. Camp at the edge of Kibale Forest.
DAY 6: Camping in Queen Elizabeth - Wildlife Safari
Proceed to Queen Elizabeth national park following the Rwenzori Mountain range. Camp at Queen Elizabeth National Park.
DAY 7: Camp at Queen Elizabeth NP
ACTIVITIES camp at Queen Elizabeth National Park Camp site.
DAY 8: Drive through the Kigezi Highlands also known as the "Switzerland of Africa", with its terraced hillside and winding roads to Bwindi. Camp at Bwindi camp site.
DAY 9: Early morning, embark on your Gorilla trek and tracking Return to the camp for a much needed rest and dinner after which, sit back to entertainment by local community traditional dancers. Camp at Bwindi camp site.
DAY 10: Drive through the Kigezi highlands enjoying the scenery arriving at Bunyonyi by evenning. Camp at Lake Bunyonyi.
DAY 11: Enjoy Bilharzia free swimming in Lake Mburo national park. Checking in at your pre-set camp site at Lake Mburo camp site. Return to the camp for an "Out of Africa" dinner in the heart of the African bush.
DAY 13: After breakfast, return for a leisurely lunch dinner and overnight at Lake Mburo Camp site.
DAY 14: After breakfast, depart for Kampala arriving in the late afternoon. Dinner and overnight at Pope Paul Hotel, where you will be treated to a massage to untangle your tired muscles.

Day 1: Arrival – Kampala.
On arrival at Entebbe Airport, your guide from TopLife Safaris will warmly welcome you and later transfer you to either Cassia Lodge (Medium class accommodation) or Pope Paul Hotel (Low budget/basic accommodation). B/B.
Day 2: Kampala – Jinja - Kampala
After breakfast and a briefing from the General Manager, you will set off on the eastbound road to Mabira Forest. This is the nearest site for the Purple Throated Cuckoo Shrike, Nahan's Francolin, Forest Wood Hoopoe, Green tailed Bristlebill, Joyful Greenbul, Tit Hylia, Grey Longbill and the Sooty Boubou.
Spend the whole morning birding in this forest and the surrounding areas and later transfer to the source of the Nile in the afternoon. Have a picnic lunch there and later visit the spectacular Bujagali Falls returning to Kampala in the evening for the overnight at either Cassia Lodge (Medium class accommodation) or Pope Paul Hotel (Low budget/basic accommodation). B/B.
Day 3: Kampala – Budongo.
This morning you will depart Kampala for Budongo Forest Reserve which lies at the edge of the Albertine Rift Valley to the south of Murchison Falls National Park and protects the largest natural forest area in East
Africa. It boasts an impressive bird list of over 350 species and is the best site in Uganda for a number of sought-after birds such as Nahan's Francolin, Cassin's Spinetail, Ituri Batis and Chestnut-capped Flycatcher. This birding hot spot is also home to Uganda's largest population of Chimpanzees. An excellent network of trails and a wide track known as “The Royal Mile" provides access to the forest.
The Royal Mile is considered by some to be the country's premier forest birding locality. Chocolate-backed, Blue-breasted and African Dwarf Kingfishers are remarkably common and this is definitely the best place in Uganda to see these three species. Birding in the afternoon and over night at Masindi Hotel (High end/luxurious accommodation), Alinda Guest House (Low budget/basic accommodation). F/B.
Day 4: Royal Mile – Murchison Falls.
After an early morning breakfast, drive to the Royal Mile and spend the whole day birding here. In the evening, transfer to Murchison Falls National Park via Kaniyo Pabidi, have a game drive while entering and over night at either Paraa Safari Lodge or Nile Safari Camp(High end/luxurious accommodation), Sambiya River Lodge(Medium class accommodation) or Red Chilli Rest Camp(Low budget/basic accommodation).
Murchison Falls has a variety of unique habitants and lots of superb birds, which make a visit to this park a must for every birder.
Habitat: Dense woodland and open grassland Savannah, Papyrus swamps, moist woodland and grassy under storey, Borrasus Palm Forest, lakeshores and riverbanks.
Key species: Egyptian Plover, Secretary Bird, Silver Bird, Denham's Bustard, Rock Platincoles, Wire-tailed Swallow, Swallow-Tailed Bee-Eater, and many more. F/B.
Day 5: Murchison Falls.
After breakfast, go for a boat trip to the foot of Murchison Falls where the Nile thunders through a small 7-metre gap, or down river to the delta where the Nile empties into Lake Albert. This is an experience not to be missed! The banks of the Nile are home to many species. You may see huge Nile Crocodiles, big Pods of Hippos and other wildlife that may come down to drink from the river, -later return to the Lodge for lunch.
Then off for an early evening drive on to the rolling plains where you can view Lions, Giraffe, Hartebeest, Buffalo and Elephant as well as many of the other mammals of the park. For the bird watchers, these areas
support the Secretary Bird, Black Chested Snake Eagle, Tawny and Marshal Eagles Carmine and Swallow tailed Bee-Eaters, to pick just a few. This is a beautiful drive across Borassus Palm Forest and grassland savannah down to Lake Albert where the Albert Nile heads north to the Sudan. Overnight at either Paraa Safari Lodge or Nile Safari Camp(High end/luxurious accommodation), Sambiya River Lodge(Medium class accommodation) or Red Chilli Rest Camp(Low budget/basic accommodation). F/B
Day 6: Murchison Falls – Kibale.
Early game drive to the top of Murchison Falls where you can have a close look in to the gorge where the Nile squeezes in to a 7-metre gorge dropping 40 metres. The falls are spectacular and thunderous with a
beautiful rainbow displayed on sunny days. In the afternoon, drive to Kibale National Park bird watching enroute arriving in the evening and over night at either Ndali lodge, Mantana, Rwenzori Guest House, Ataco or Primate lodge Kibale in the evening.
Kibale Forest has a total of 335 bird species and it's a tall evergreen forest with grassland, swamps and exotic conifers.
The main key species here are; White Collard Oliveback, Leaflove, African Broadbill, Willcock's Honeyguide, Green Breasted Pitta, African Pitta, Grey Winged Robin, Red Winged Francolin, Joyful Greenbul, White Bellied Crested Flycatcher, Uganda Woodland Warbler, Abyssinian Ground Thrush, Red Chested Fluftail, Grey Winged Robin, White Napped pigeon, Chestnut Winged Starling etc. F/B.
Day 7: Kibale
Early morning wake up and get a chance to see other species like the Grey-Throated Flycatcher, Masked & Black-Capped Apalis', Chestnut-Winged Starling, Orange -Tufted & Tiny Sunbirds and a good infrastructure & a variety of interesting activities which makes this a worthwhile destination. There is a network of forest trails which radiate out from the visitor centre, allowing you to search for a number of species that shun the vicinity of the main road. Birding in the forest interior can be frustrating, how ever, as many species are very shy & difficult to see in the under growth. You will visit Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, a superb community development fringing the park. We will be able to see the fruiting trees, which attract Narina Trogon, Pied Hornbill, Yellow Spotted, Hairy Breasted and Yellow-Billed Barbets then return to either Ndali lodge, Mantana, Rwenzori Guest House, Ataco or Primate lodge Kibale in the evening. Full Board. F/B.

Day 8: Kibale – Semliki Valley Reserve.
Leave the hotel early heading North to Semliki Valley Wildlife Reserve arriving at the lodge at teatime. Over 350 species have been recorded at Semliki and this is also a good area to see the extraordinary Shoebill and other wetland varieties. The key species here include the African Pygmy Goose, Red-necked Falcon, Abyssinian Ground Hornbill, Blue-breasted Bee-Eater, Black-billed Barbet, Piapiac, Leaflove and Black-chinned Quail-Finch. Take tea by the pool and watch as the Hamerkop dips into the water and the Weaver birds flock nearby. The most exciting aspect is that new species are still being discovered in the reserve. You might be lucky enough to discover one. Have an afternoon boat trip on Lake Albert in search for the Shoebill and over night at Semliki Safari Lodge or the Camp site. F/B.
Day 9: Semliki Valley Reserve.
Early morning Chimp tracking in the gallery forest of the Mugiri River. Leaflove are in proliferation here, despite being scarce in the rest of Uganda. In the Forest you may see: White-spotted Flufftail, Red-tailed Bristlebill, Red-tailed Ant-Thrush and Blue-breasted Kingfisher.
In the late afternoon, a game drive will reveal herds of Uganda Kob, Waterbuck, Reed Buck, several monkey species as well as lots of bird opportunities: White-crested Turaco, Eastern Grey Plantain Eater, Mouse birds, Kingfishers and Bee-Eaters, to name a few. Or take a night drive if possible to see Pennant and Standard Wing Nightjars within 2 metres. Over night at Semliki Safari lodge or the Camp site. F/B.
Day 10: Semliki Valley Reserve.
Spend the whole day birding in Semliki Valley Wildlife Reserve and over night at Semliki Safari Lodge or the Camp site. F/B.
Day 11: Semliki – Queen Elizabeth.
Early morning game drive & if desired your coffee would be brought to your tent then leave for Queen Elizabeth National Park home of a total of 604 different bird species. There are also good chances of seeing Elephants and Hippos here.
Habitat: Low land forest, moist thickets open woodland and grassland Savannah, permanent and seasonal swamps, lakes and rivers.
Key species: African Skimmer, Black Rumped Button Quail, Verreaux's Eagle Owl, Red Footed Falcon, Lesser Flamingoes, Grey Capped Warbler, White's and Abdim's Storks (in season), Amur Falcon, Ovampo Sparrowhawk, Wooly-necked and Saddle-billed Storks, and numerous classes of Raptors, Vultures and Plovers etc. Birding in the evening and over night at either Mweya Lodge/ Jacana safari Lodge (High end/luxurious accommodation), King Fisher Lodge Kichwamba/ Hill TompCamp (Medium class accommodation) or the Institute of Ecology Cottages (Low budget/basic accommodation). Full Board.
Day 12: Queen Elizabeth.
Whole day in Queen Elizabeth National Park bird watching while on a game drive both in the morning and in the afternoon returning to the lodge for lunch and over night at either Mweya Lodge/ Jacana safari Lodge (High end/luxurious accommodation), King Fisher Lodge Kichwamba/ Hill TompCamp (Medium class accommodation) or the Institute of Ecology Cottages (Low budget/basic accommodation).
Its little wonder that Queen Elizabeth boasts one of the highest bio diversity ratings of any game park or reserve in the world, - from the open Savannah to Rain Forest, dense Papyrus Swamps and brooding Crater lakes to the vastness of Lake Edward.
There are almost 100 mammal species that include Lions, Hippos, Buffaloes, Leopard, Spotted Hyena, Elephants and the elusive Giant Forest Hog in this park.
The primates include Chimps, Black and White Colobus Monkeys, Blue, Black faced Red Colobus, and Red tailed monkeys and Olive Baboons.
Reptiles are the amazing huge rock-Python, Puffadders, Spitting Cobras, Gabon Rippers, Green Mambas, Turtles etc. All these are regularly sighted around the tourist village on the Mweya Peninsula and all this makes a superb safari territory. Dinner and over night at either Mweya Lodge/ Jacana safari Lodge (High end/luxurious accommodation), King Fisher Lodge Kichwamba/ Hill TompCamp (Medium class accommodation) or the Institute of Ecology Cottages (Low budget/basic accommodation). Full Board.
Day 13: Queen Elizabeth.
A boat trip along the channel on this day will give you wildlife up close: Hippos huff and spray mere feet away from the boat, Buffalo linger in the shallows and a tremendous variety of birds grace the grasses on the channel’s edge. These may include the Great White and Pink-Backed Pelicans, Great and Long-tailed Cormorants, Open-billed Stork, African Jacana, Malachite and Pied Kingfishers. There is also a Bird Observatory here, which was set up with the aim of studying both migratory and resident birds. Since its inception in 1997 more new species have been identified, including Uganda's first record of the Bar-tailed Godwit. Have a game drive and over night at either Mweya Lodge/ Jacana safari Lodge (High end/luxurious accommodation), King Fisher Lodge Kichwamba/ Hill TompCamp (Medium class accommodation) or the Institute of Ecology Cottages (Low budget/basic accommodation). Full Board.

Day 14: Queen Elizabeth – Bwindi.
After breakfast, have a game drive while leaving the park and continue through the lush hills birding enroute to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park best known for Gorillas, arriving in the evening.
This is a Montane Forest with patches of bamboo, Montane marshes and medium altitude forests. There are about 23 Albertine Rift Endemics that can be seen here with the most exciting being the African Green Broadbill, Grauer's Rush Warbler, Short Tailed Warbler, Rwenzori Turacco, Purple Breasted Sunbird, Regal Sunbird, Kivu Ground Thrush, Montane Masked Apalis, Red Faced Woodland Warbler, Olive Green Camaroptera, Handsome Francolin, Blue Headed Sunbird, Rwenzori Nightjar, Lagden's Bush Shrike, Waller's Starling, Oriole Finch, Streaky Seed Eater, Chubb's Cisticola, Barred Long Tailed Cuckoo and the Brown Capped Weaver. Overnight at either Gorilla Forest Camp / Mantana Tented Camp (High end/luxurious accommodation), or Lake Kitandara’s Tented Camp/ Buhoma Homestead (Medium class accommodation) or the Community Bandas (Low budget/basic accommodation). Full Board.
Day 15:
Mix your love of birds with gorilla tracking on this day! This morning you will report at the park office at 7:30 am to get ready for the Gorilla tracking. Take with you lunch boxes and all the necessary gears to track the rare Mountain Gorilla, perhaps one of the most exciting wildlife experiences. There are now only 650 left in the world! The tracking may take between 2 and 6 hours with a Park Guide interpreting the flora and fauna and the lifestyle of the Gorillas. In the afternoon relax at the Camp or take a forest nature walk that will lead you to the Munyaga Waterfall and a chance to see primates such as the Grey Cheeked Mangabey Blue monkeys and others species. Spend the night at either Gorilla Forest Camp / Mantana Tented Camp (High end/luxurious accommodation), or Lake Kitandara’s Tented Camp/ Buhoma Homestead (Medium class accommodation) or the Community Bandas (Low budget/basic accommodation). Full Board.
Day 16: Bwindi – Ruhija.
Spend the morning bird watching and later transfer to Ruhiija Sector birding enroute, go to Mubwindi Swamp and over night at either A& K’s mobile tented Camp ( High end accommodation) or Ruhija guest House ( Low budget accommodation).F/B.
Day 17:Bwindi – Mburo.
After breakfast, depart Bwindi for Lake Mburo National Park having a game drive while entering the Park.
Lake Mburo National Park has markedly different fauna to other Parks and Reserves, and its the best place in the country to see the gigantic Eland Antelope, as well as Zebra, Topi, Impala, and several Acacia –associated birds. The five lakes with in the Park attract Hippos, Crocodiles, and a variety of water birds, while fringing swamps hide secretive papyrus specialists such as the Sitatunga Antelope and Red, Black and Yellow Papyrus Gonalek.
Have an evening game drive and over night at Mihingo Lodge (High end/luxurious accommodation), Mantana Tented Camp (mid-class) or UWA’s Tents (Low budget/basic accommodation). Full Board.
Day 18: Mburo
Early morning wake up for bird watching while on a game drive & get a chance to see species like the Brown Chested Plover, Red Faced Barbet, Southern Ground Hornbill, Papyrus Yellow Warbler, Yellow Billed Oxpecker, African Finfoot, Black Collard Barbet etc.
Have an afternoon boat trip and later an early evening game drives and over night at either Mantana Tented Camp/Muhingo (High end accommodation) or UWA Bandas ( Low budget accommodation). F/B..
Day 19: Mburo - Kampala
After breakfast have a game drive while leaving the Park, have a stop to look at the Royal Drum makers, stand on the Equator and be in both hemispheres at once arriving in Kampala in the evening and over night at either either Serena Kampala Hotel (High end/luxurious accommodation), Hotel Africana (Medium class accommodation) or Namirembe Guest House (Low budget/basic accommodation). H/B.
Day 20: Kampala- Mabamba
After breakfast you will set off again on the southbound road to Mabamba Wetland. This is the nearest site for the Shoebill Stork, Lesser Jacana, Blue Swallow, Black-Shouldered Nightjar, Afep Pigeon, Blue Breasted Bee-Eater, Papyrus Gonolek and the White Winged Warbler. Spend the whole day birding in this wetland and the surrounding areas, have a picnic lunch there returning to Entebbe in the evening to later catch your flight home depending on departure times. H/B.
Note:
Key species and sites: Elephant, Hippo, Gorilla, Chimps, Primates Monkeys (Red tailed, Colobus, Blue, Grey Cheeked Mangabeys) Lion, Leopards, Buffalo, Giant Forest Hog, Wart Hog, Uganda Kob, Deffesa Water buck. Reed buck, Oribi, Topi, Jackson's Hertebeest, Impala, Eland, Crocodiles, Python. We will see many other things including an astounding array of birds, an incredible diversity of flora, and scenery. Rwenzori Mountains, Western Rift Valley, Crater lakes, Rift Valley lakes, Waterfalls, short grass Savanna, high grass Savanna, Acacia Forests, Borassus Palm Forests, Papyrus Marshes, Lowland Rain Forest, woodland Savannah, Montane Rain Forest and Gallery Rain Forest. Needless to say there are always many surprises on route.
Transportation:
You will be travelling in 4-wheel drive vehicles in good condition with excellent driver guides who are able to handle all the requirements for the discerning traveller.
Quotation:

1.1 Gorilla Permit per person.
2. All Meals and accommodation as per the itinerary.
3. All ground transportation in a comfortable 4x4 vehicle.
4. Park entrance fees.
5. Services of a full time English speaking driver/guide.
6. Water, coffee or Tea while on safari.
7. All boat trips.
8. All game drives.
9. All airport pick ups and drops.
10. All activities at stipulated in the itinerary.
11. And all government taxes/levies.
Excluded Are:
1. Bar Bills
2. Phone calls
3. Personal insurance
4. Laundry
5. Air fare
6. All other Services of a personal nature.
7. Driver guide’s gratuity.
Important:
Please note the gorilla tracking in this itinerary can be done in Rwanda as well if permits/accommodation can’t be got in Uganda at the time of your booking..
Gorilla tracking is dependant on the permits availability at the time of your booking. Gorilla permits in all park are in a very high demand and we advise that you book them as early as possible.
Transportation:
Please note that clients will be travelling in 4wheel drive vehicles, with enough legroom, with well-experienced guides who can handle all the requirements of the discerning traveller.

Trip high lights: Cycling through mburo to Rwanda and gorilla tracking in Rwanda.
Day One: Entebbe - Lake Mburo
Arrive at Entebbe airport in the morning and transfer by road 275km via Kampala to the Lake Mburo National Park. After lunch and bike fitting, we will go on a late afternoon game drive through this small National Park with its thrilling rich population of wildlife. On return to the campsite by the lake, the hippos will probably be waiting for us.
Over night at the Camp site by the lake. F/B.
Day Two: Lake Mburo National Park - Ndejja 54/89km
1219m - 1423m, highest point 1433m.
If road conditions allow, we will start the day early the Western Ruiza gate, giving us a good chance to see more animals in this less visited area of the park. After 62km we will meet up with the bikes at Biharwe, and start riding west on the road. Whilst by no means flat, there are no large climbs to trouble us as we cross some marshy low-lying areas, skirting larger hills through small villages and smallholdings. Watch out for the dramatically horned Ankole cattle grazing in small herds. We overnight at the very simple Pan Africa Motel in the village of Ndeija after 54km. F/B.
If the Ruizi road is impassable, we shall leave the National Park from the main Sanga gate, ride 13km on a gently undulating dirt road to the main road, a total of 89km to Ndeija. Over night at Pan Afric Motel. F/B.
Day Three: Ndeija - Kabale 102km
1423m - 1800m, highest point 2012m
The first part is very similar to the previous day, with long low rolling hills interspersed with low-lying marsh areas and open plains. After about 60km things change as we reach the hills and start to climb - the benefit being the spectacular views! Naturally the White Horse Inn in Kabale is set above the town - one last little uphill to finish this long, hard day. Over night at White horse Inn. F/B.

Day Four: Kabale 65km, all dirt roads.
1800m - 1919m, highest point 2401m
Yesterday may have been the longest day; today is probably the hardest. We leave Kabale Town towards the gorgeous Lake Bunyonyi, with the small matter of a 470m climb over 10km in the way. Once again, views compensate as we ride over several more summits, past the remarkable local terraced fields with farming going on at impossible angles on the hillsides. The highest part of the ride take us through bamboo forest and then down to the small town of Kisoro, set close to the volcanic peaks of the Virungu Mountains. Overnight at Kisoro Tourist Hotel. F/B.

20 Days East African Honeymoon Safari  
Safari includes Kibale Forest, Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi and Lake Mburo National Parks (Uganda) Lake Manyara National Park, Serengeti, and Ngorongoro - attractions and activities include the famous mountain gorilla and chimpanzees, wildlife viewing boat cruise, birding. The trip is ideal for those who want to discover and interact with the close cousins of man, the Gorillas and chimps!!! The safari also takes you through the world’s famous wildlife sanctuaries of northern Tanzania, and may be combined with "The Kenya Experience" creating a great safari to the major wildlife parks in all countries.
Day 1
You will warmly be welcomed by our professional guide at Entebbe airport. After a short transfer to your hotel the guide will be brief about you safari. Depending on the time of arrival e.g if your flight arrives in the morning, you will go for a city tour. You can visit some of the landmarks in town with the help of our driver/guide. Overnight at either Serena Hotel for luxury accommodation, Fang Fang Hotel for medium accommodation or Forest Cottages for budget accommodation. BB
Day 2
Early morning transfer to Fort Portal arriving in time for lunch at the lodge. Relax at your hotel in the afternoon. In the evening, the guide will brief you on the activities that will take place on the following day program. Overnight at either Ndali Lodge for Luxury accommodation, Rwenzori View Guest House or Ataco Guest House for medium accommodation or Toro Resort for Budget Accommodation. FB
Day 3
Early morning go for chimpanzee tracking which will start from Kanyanchu River Camp. This will give you an opportunity to see primates including l’hoestes, red colobus, blue red tailed and gray cheeked mangabey. The guide who will give you detailed information on primates, forest, flora and fauna. After lunch, visit to Bigodi swamp which will give you an opportunity see other small mammals and birds. Overnight at either Ndali Lodge for Luxury accommodation, Rwenzori View Guest House or Ataco Guest House for medium accommodation or Toro Resort for Budget Accommodation. FB
Day 4
Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park following the mystical Rwenzori Mountain Range. You will have an enroute game drive giving you an opportunity to view lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo, hyena and a variety of antelope species. After lunch, you will visit the bat cave and hunters cave where we take a close look at the bats, rock python and forest cobras. The same walk will provide a chance of seeing birds, primates, tree species etc. Overnight at either Mweya or Jacana Safari Lodge for luxury accommodation, hippo hill camp for medium accommodation or Mweya Hostel for budget accommodation.
Day 5
Have an early morning Game drive where you have an excellent opportunities to see lion, leopard, giant forest hog, cape buffalo, elephant, defassa waterbuck, Uganda Kob, topi and bushbuck with the help of the guide. After lunch, enjoy the unique 2-hour boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel into Lake Edward. This boat cruise offers an excellent platform for photography, bird watching and game viewing. Overnight at either Mweya or Jacana Safari Lodge for luxury accommodation, hippo hill camp for medium accommodation or Mweya Hostel for budget accommodation. FB 
Day 6
Early morning proceed to Bwindi Impenetrable Park. This drive will take you through the Kigezi highlands, known as the "Switzerland of Africa", with terraced farming and mountain scenery to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Overnight at either Gorilla Forest Camp for luxury accommodation, L. Kitandara Tented Camp for medium accommodation or Buhoma Community Bandas. FB 
Day 7
Go for gorilla tracking walking up steeply in the dense rain forest through different animals’ trails allowing access to tourists. Gorilla tracking is an inspiring and wonderful adventure which one can’t miss. The Gorilla is a shy and peaceful animal and it is an unforgettable experience to watch and photograph them as they interact. Enjoy the Buhoma Village Walk organized by the local community. Overnight at either Gorilla Forest Camp for luxury accommodation, L. Kitandara Tented Camp for medium accommodation or Buhoma Community Bandas. FB 
Day 8
After breakfast, drive to Lake Mburo National Park arriving in time for lunch. A game drive today will enable us to see the zebras, topis, elephants, elands, impalas, buffaloes etc. Overnight at Mantana luxury tented camp for luxury accommodation or Rwonyo for budget accommodation. FB  
Day 9
Transfer to Entebbe International Airport to catch your evening flight to Kirimanjaro and a stopover en-route at the Equator for photographs dinner and overnight stay at (D) 
Day 10
Breakfast drive to the Amboseli Game Reserve, arriving at the Amboseli Serena Lodge facing the summit of Kilimanjaro. Late afternoon game viewing drive in the Amboseli Game Reserve. Overnight stay at Amboseli Serena Lodge. FB 
Day 11
Today we have an early morning game drive in Amboseli. Return to your lodge for a late breakfast and spend the rest of the morning relaxing by the swimming pool. Late in the afternoon we go for yet another game drive. Overnight stay at Amboseli Serena Lodge. FB 
Day 12
Depart early morning for L. Manyara with a stop over for lunch in Arusha. Continue to L. Manyara Serena Lodge, perched on the escarpment of the Great Rift Valley overlooking the lake and surrounding woodland areas. Overnight stay L. Manyara Serena Lodge FB. 
Day 13
Early Morning game drive in the National Park around the Great Rift Valley area. After lunch we transfer to the Ngorongoro crater which is surrounded by 200ft walls and the floor covering over 100sq Miles. Overnight stay at Ngorongoro Serena Lodge. FB 
Day 14
Early morning drive to the crater floor for a whole day f wildlife viewing. Watch out for the black mane lion, thousands of flamingos that migrate from other Great Rift Valley lakes. Elephant, buffalo and rhino are also found in greater concentrations here than anywhere else in Africa. Have your picnic breakfast provided by your lodge before ascending the crater wall to your lodge for a late lunch. Time allowing proceed for Late afternoon guided walk along the crater rim. Ngorongoro Serena Lodge. FB 
Day 15
Today we transfer to Serengeti National park, where you will have an excellent opportunity to view big herds of wildebeest, zebra and gazelle. Have a stop over at Olduvai Gorge to visit the museum where a collection of archeological artifacts discovered by Louis and Mary Leakey is displayed. Have a late evening game drive. Overnight stay at Serengeti Serena Lodge. FB 
Day 16
Proceed for a whole day game drive Serengeti National park. You may have the opportunity of viewing groups of lions resting in the trees. The annual migration is the greatest wildlife show on earth, with a lot of wildebeest and zebra trekking north to the Masai Mara while lion, cheetah and the rare hunting dog follow close behind. Overnight stay at Serengeti Serena Lodge. FB 
Day 17
After breakfast, we transfer to Masai Mara as you enjoy a game viewing en-route. Proceed to the Tanzania and Kenya border crossing point where you be met by our Kenyan guide at the border. Have your picnic lunch before continuing with your game drive to your safari lodge. Overnight stay at Mara Serena Lodge. FB 
Day 18/19
Two full days of game viewing in the Masai Mara Game Reserve. Vast herds of wildebeest and zebra wander across the Mara grasslands, their numbers increasing during the annual migration from the Serengeti. Lion, leopard and cheetah are never far behind, while crocodile and hippo congregate in the Mara and Talek rivers. You will also enjoy our exclusive 'Dinner on the Masai Mara' with traditional Masai dancing. Overnight stay at Mara Serena Lodge. FB 
Day 20:
Today you have your our final early morning game drive and then transfer to the airstrip for your flight to Nairobi where you will take your late evening flight back home. FB

An 8 day Sports fishing itinerary which will give you the best of both worlds: the thrill of fishing the powerful Perch in the dramatic setting of Murchison Falls National Park where the fish are famed for their intense fighting ability and Island of Lake Victoria.
Day 1: Arrival- Kampala.
Arrive at the airport where your guide from TopLife Safaris will warmly welcome you and transfer you to either Cassia Lodge(Medium class accommodation) or Pope Paul Hotel(Low budget/basic accommodation). B/B.
Day 2: Kampala – Murchison Falls.
After breakfast, you will drive from Kampala through Uganda’s rolling green hills to Murchison falls National Park. In the late afternoon we will descend to the base of Murchison falls themselves and fish the evening for three hours. A relative level of fitness will be required as the decent is relatively steep. In the dramatic pools below the legendary waterfall we will be targeting the large Nile Perch which can have been caught in these waters over 100 Kilos. We will then return and over night at either Paraa Safari Lodge or Nile Safari Camp(High end/luxurious accommodation), Sambiya River Lodge(Medium class accommodation) or Red Chilli Rest Camp(Low budget/basic accommodation). F/B

Day 3: Murchison Falls.
This morning you will fish the river Nile by boat below the world renowned Murchison falls for the Nile perch and other species several of which can be taken on a fly including the Awaka a small tiger and the Ungara. You will spend the whole day fishing from the boat and the shore. The boat trip is also excellent for game viewing as you will be fishing in one of the best game areas on the Nile which can prove very exciting at times. Over night at either Paraa Safari Lodge or Nile Safari Camp(High end/luxurious accommodation), Sambiya River Lodge(Medium class accommodation) or Red Chilli Rest Camp(Low budget/basic accommodation). F/B

Day 4: Murchison Falls.
Today we will fish the big pools below the falls with lures, live bait and flies for the large perch. Again there are other species that can provide excellent sport. We will take a picnic and plenty of cold drinks and spend the day on these magnificent pools. Overnight either Paraa Safari Lodge or Nile Safari Camp(High end/luxurious accommodation), Sambiya River Lodge(Medium class accommodation) or Red Chilli Rest Camp(Low budget/basic accommodation). F/B
Day 5: Murchison – Entebbe.
After breakfast, drive to the top of the falls and later proceed to Entebbe and over night at either Lake victoria Hotel (High end accommodation or Boma Guest house ( Medium class) Golf View Inn ( Low budget). F/B.

Day 6: Lake Victoria.
After breakfast, you will take a boat and go for fishing on Lake Victoria and over night at G&C’s tented Camp on Ngamba Island. F/B.
Day 7: Lake Victoria - Entebbe.
Spend the whole day Victoria on all the neighboring Island of Lake Victoria returning to Entebbe in the evening and over night at either Lake victoria Hotel (High end accommodation or Boma Guest house ( Medium class) Golf View Inn ( Low budget). F/B.

Day 8: Entebbe – Out.
After breakfast, transfer to the airport to catch your flight back home depending on international flight departure times.
to later catch your flight back home.
Quotation:
Luxurious accomodation (Hotels/Lodges and Permanent Tented Camps):
Please note that the above cost includes all accommodation, all meals apart from Kampala hotels which are B/B, a full time safari guide with his associated expenses, all ground transportation and airport transfers, all fuel, fishing permits, boat trips, fishing equipment, bottled water, coffee or tea while on road, other activities while on safari and all applicable Government Taxes.
Excluded are; Alcohol, tips, air fare, any extras outside the outlined itinerary, personal insurance, personal services like laundry, phone calls etc.
Transportation:
Please note that clients will be travelling in 4wheel drive vehicles, with enough legroom, with well-experienced fishing guides who can handle all the requirements of the discerning traveller.

Uganda has a very strong culture heritage. Many regions in Uganda have kingdoms including Buganda, Busoga, Bunyoro, Ankole,Toro, etc etc. Ugandan are remarkable hospitable and hails from a diversity of rich cultures and life styles Each tribe has it's own traditional dance.
Visit Kabarole and enjoy this delightful scenic area called “The Best in the West”. Here you’ll enjoy spectacular views of the Rwenzori Mountains, the legendary “Mountains of the Moon”. You’ll trek in the Kibale Forest National Park - an outstanding tropical rainforest environment, you’ll see sensationally beautiful crater lakes, you marvel at the magnificent kindness and hospitality that you’ll be offered - everywhere , the Ankole culture and lastly the Baganda!
Day 1: Arrival - Kampala. 42 km
On arrival at the Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by your guide from TopLife Safaris who will then transfer you to at either Serena Kampala Hotel (High end/luxurious accommodation), Hotel Africana (Medium class accommodation) or Namirembe Guest House (Low budget/basic accommodation). B/B.
Day 2: Kampala - Semliki. (382 km 6- 7hours drive)
After breakfast, and a briefing from the Company representative, you’ll begin your journey from Kampala to the west of Uganda through Mubende to Semliki Valley arriving at Semliki Wildlife Reserve in the evening. The route travels through breathtaking scenery and delightful rolling tea plantations,
This valley is known as the “Garden of Eden” and has a magnificent view of the River Semliki meandering to Lake Albert. You will stop to visit a local farmer and have a tour of his farm then take a picnic lunch at the hot water springs This evening you will dine and stay at the Semliki Safari Lodge or Camping. Semliki Safari Lodge is a high-end, low impact safari lodge set amid 550 square kms of game reserve. All rooms with private facilities.
Dinner and over night at either Semliki Safari lodge (Highend/luxurious accommodation), or Camping (Low budget/basic accommodation). F/B.
Day 3: Semliki Valley.
After breakfast, you will experience a day of real discovery. You will visit a local community in the foothills of the Rwenzoris - the inhabitants are looking forward to welcoming and entertaining you. You will take your lunch boxes, tour the area and then have lunch at the Kamugha Rest House where you will enjoy entertainment provided by the Bakonjo and Batoro (if available), before visiting the local women’s group creating artifacts to provide for the community. Dinner and overnight at either Semliki safari lodge end/luxurious accommodation), or Camping (Low budget/basic accommodation). F/B.

Day 4: Semliki - Kibale. (Approx.2.5 hours)
After an early breakfast, you’ll leave for Fort portal to visit the Kings Royal tombs and various cultural groups including the Burungu community which is rooted in Traditional Toro culture that will entertain you with music, dancing and story telling. Spend the whole day with the local community and on village walks/tours arriving at the lodge in the evening.

Please note that the low budget accommodation here provides basic facilities but in delightful situations.
Ndali Lodge has magnificent 360-degree views. The buildings that comprise the lodge, were created out of local materials, not only make the most of the panorama but form an oasis of real comfort and kindly service, totally harmonious with it’s breathtaking setting. There’s no electricity and no generator to spoil the effect created by its surroundings.
Dinner and overnight at either Ndali lodge (High end/luxurious accommodation), Toroo Resort/Rwenzori View Guest house (Medium class accommodation) or Primate Lodge Kibale Bandas (Low budget/basic accommodation). F/B.
Day 5: Kibale chimp tracking.
After a good breakfast, you are off to Kibale Forest National Park with its families of habituated Chimpanzees - its home to an astonishing 12 species of Primate and provides one of the highest Primates densities in the world! Here on a guided walk, you may find families of Chimps and Red Colobus monkeys.
In the afternoon you will have the opportunity of a guided walk through Bigodi Swamp. Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary is managed by the Kibale Association for Rural and Environmental organisation formed in 1992 with the aim of achieving social and economic development for local communities. You will be taken on a guided walk around the swamp, which is home to approximately 137 bird species including the Snowy Headed Robin Cat, Black and White Casqued Hornbill, Emerald Cuckoo and a variety of Weavers, Warblers, Greenbuls and Sunbirds. There’s also an abundance of Butterflies. It’s also rich in vegetation, such as wild palms, polita figs and the dominant papyrus. Dinner and overnight at either Ndali lodge (High end/luxurious accommodation), Toroo Resort/Rwenzori View Guest house (Medium class accommodation) or Primate Lodge Kibale Bandas (Low budget/basic accommodation). F/B.
Day 6: Kibale - Lake Mburo National Park. (Approx. 5-6 hours).
This morning you will drive to Lake Mburo National Park where you will meet the Ankole Culture mainly known for cattle keeping passing via Queen Elizabeth N.P.
Lake Mburo National Park has markedly different fauna to other Parks and reserves, and its the best place in the country to see the gigantic eland antelope, as well as Zebra, topi, impala, and several acacia -associated birds. This park is shared by both wildlife and the animals from the local community. The five lakes with in the park attract hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of water birds, while fringing swamps hide secretive papyrus specialists such as the sitatunga antelope and red, black and yellow papyrus gonalek.
When entering the park, you will be able to see the Ankole cows with big amazing big horns, mixture up with the local people and later have an evening game drive.
Dinner and over night at Mihingo Lodge (High end/luxurious accommodation), Mantana Tented Camp (mid-class) or UWA’s Tents (Low budget/basic accommodation). Full Board.
Day 7: Lake Mburo National Park.
Spend the whole morning in the park visiting the local community, see how they process ghee, get a chance of participating in milking cows, see how they prepare their staple food (matooke) returning to the Camp in the afternoon. Have a boat trip and later dinner and over night at either Mantana Tented Camp/ Muhingo Lodge (High end/luxurious accommodation), or UWA Park Bandas (Low budget/basic accommodation). F/B.
Day 8: Mburo - Kampala. (230 km approx. 3.5 hours).
After a morning game drive, you will drive to Kampala having lunch on the way and arriving in the evening. You will be able to stop and stand on the Equator, be in both hemispheres at once and there after proceed to Kampala arriving at your hotel in the evening. Over night at either Cassia Lodge (Medium class accommodation) or Pope Paul Hotel (Low budget/basic accommodation). B/B.
Day 9: Kampala - City/Cultural tour.
This morning, your guide will meet you at the hotel around 8.00am and drive through Uganda’s capital city Kampala, to Nakawuka a small village in Mpigi District. This is a unique journey in to the history of Uganda.
You will meet local people and experience a rich and authentic culture, learn about the forgotten times and come face to face with the ancient traditions. Much more than just sight seeing, the local people will entertain you with cultural dancing, music, craft making and story telling. Have lunch and thereafter continue to another village to see a different lifestyle of the Ugandan community. In your visit to the villages, you may also be able to tour the Katereke Prison, which tells the story of a violent and brutal episode in the Buganda history, Nagalabbi Colonial site, and many others.
In the afternoon, you will drive to Kasubi tombs, the king’s palace, the museum, the kings man made lake. Returning at the hotel in the evening.
Dinner and over night at either Cassia Lodge (Medium class accommodation) or Pope Paul Hotel (Low budget/basic accommodation). B/B.
Day 10: Fly out:
After breakfast, you will be transfered to the airport and later fly out depending on International flight departure times.

Raft the Source of the Nile! The legendary White Nile offers some of the best White Water rafting in the world. We arrange either day, overnight or multiday excursions. With the trip beginning in Jinja, Uganda's adventure capital here you find the only bungee jumping platform in East Africa with a drop touching the Source of the Nile.

About the White Nile:

The White Nile has up to seven times the volume of the Zambezi. The raft explodes through huge walls of white water and drifts through warm pools in the equatorial sunshine.

Do clients need experience:

Clients do not need any previous rafting experience. The guide instructs the clients on all aspects of safety and prepare them for an unforgettable experience.

Safety:

Rafting the Nile has 100% safety records. Clients can enjoy the rafting knowing that they are in the safest hands.

Options and Tariffs:

• One day rafting: you tackle all the big grade 5 rapids of the Nile for 31 km.
• Two day rafting: the 49km rafting is thought to be the very best and most exciting rafting trip available in the world.

Other activities:
Float trips from Nile High Camp: family boat trips for two hours.
Try out the Bungee Jumping!
Organization:
Collecting point from Kampala at around 7am and return to Kampala in the evening at around 7pm or next day for package trip.

Where:Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in South Western Uganda
Activities & attractions:Famous for gorilla trekking in Uganda.
Who can do:whoever enjoys walking for a few hours within one of the most interesting rain tropical forest.
When to do:Gorilla tracking in Bwindi is organized all the year, previous booking of the gorilla permits

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is located in southwestern Uganda a magnificent verdant swathe across the steep ridges of the Albertine Rift Valley. This ancient rainforest is one of the few in Africa to have flourished and a home to half of the world’s endangered population of mountain gorillas. Looking into the expressive brown eyes of these giants is surely the most exciting and poignant wildlife encounter Uganda has to offer!
Apart from gorilla trekking, the park boosts of 90 mammal species, including 11 primates and prominent bird species. It is a treasure chest of flora and fauna with four gorilla groups currently available to be visited by only six persons per group on daily basis. However, strict rules have to be followed to prevent behavioral disturbances and transmission of diseases.

Day 1
Leave Kampala in the morning and drive southwards. A first stop over at the Equator, a famous spot for photography. For the rest of the journey, view the long horned Ankole cattle, papyrus, acacia woodland and terraced landscape of Kigezi highlands on your way to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Lunch enroute in Mbarara. Dinner and overnight at Bwindi Gorilla Resort or Nkuringo Lodge (C) or Buhoma Community – Kisoro Tourist Hotel (B). FB

Day 2 - Gorilla Tracking in the rain tropical forest
After an early breakfast and briefing from the guides, set off for the gorilla tracking in the forest sanctuary. The activity starts at 8.00am. You need to carry packed lunch, drinking water, rain jacket and jungle boots while the rangers will provide you with a walking stick. The time taken to find the gorillas varies according to the movements of these marvelous primates. An encounter with an earth shaking 350 pound silver back or a baby gorilla is very exciting and never forgotten experience! Dinner and overnight at Bwindi Gorilla Resort or Nkuringo Lodge (C) or Buhoma Community – Kisoro Tourist Hotel (B). FB

Day 3
Transfer from Bwindi Impenetrable national park to back to Kampala.

Possible one day extension: spend the night on Lake Bunyonyi is a rewarding choice; visit Lake Mburo National Park as well on the way back to Kampala.

The safari excludes any cost of personal nature e.g. drinks, tips, laundry, telephone, cigarettes.