After an early morning breakfast, transfer to the park headquarters at Ntebeko ahead of Golden Monkey Trekking. with in a company of the ranger guide hike in the slopes of the virunga volcanoes in search the beautiful golden monkey, once you find them like gorillas you’re permitted to stay with them for an hour. After the day expeience return to the lodge. Overnight at Travelers Rest Hotel or Similar

Spend a day tracking endangered mountain gorillas, which share 97.7% of our DNA, spending up to an hour among them. See mothers keeping infants close as they knucklewalk on three limbs. Toddlers scamper around and get reined in by an attentive father, whose job is to protect his family. When you look into the eyes of a mountain gorilla, there is no mistaking the bond that exists between primate and man — and no escaping the poignant reminder that these creatures lie on the brink of extinction. Overnight at Travelers Rest Hotel or Similar

After breakfast, drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park, home to elephants, lions, hippos, buffalo and baboons. Participate in game drives this afternoon and the next day. While exploring, watch above for tree-climbing lions, a sight rarely to be seen anywhere else in Africa. You may also see some of Uganda’s largest elephant herds. Overnight at Bush Lodge or Similar

After an early morning breakfast, participate in the game drive and late transfer to Mweya Peninsular for a boat cruise on Kazinga Channel. The boat trip within Queen Elizabeth National Park is done on the impressive Kazinga Channel a 40 kilometer water long natural channel that links Lake Edward plus Lake George. This launch cruise takes 2 hours to well explore the water and the wildlife along the shores of the Kazinga Channel. There are professional guides right on the boat who will be give you all the necessary information pertaining this safari or tour as well as answer any questions that may arise about the wildlife or anything else. In addition, the professional as well as well experienced guides will point out any wildlife which you may have failed to notice. Overnight at Bush Lodge or Similar

After an early moning breakfast transfer to Kyambura Gorge to track chimpanzees in the dramatic Kyambura Gorge on the eastern side of the park. It is home to a variety of wildlife, including the only primates in the Queen Elizabeth National Park. The area is an important water source for many animals and is surrounded by savanna, but is generally noted for its high concentration of primate life located in the gorge. You can also find red-tailed monkey, black-and-white colobus, baboons and vervet monkeys.

The gorge is also known for its variety of bird species including various falcons, the blue-headed bee-eater and the African Finfoot. This will be followed by a transfer to Lake Mburo National Park. Overnight at Mihingo Lodge or similar

We will begin with Horse safaris are an awesome way to see the wildlife while in Lake Mburo, without the noise of motor engine you can hear so much more & you really feel part of nature. Riding a horse means you often get the chance to see the more timid animals. If you are very lucky you may see eland and buffalo. And if lucky enough you may see the leopards on a horse ride! However, this was a very rare sighting. You will nearly always see a mixture of warthog, topi, impala, duiker, bushbuck, waterbuck and zebra. Of course the time of year and the weather do affect the number and variety of animals that you see, as the animals graze where the grass is the most delicious. Watching animals from a horse is so peaceful and a totally different experience from being on a game drive; zebras come towards you to check out the strange relative without stripes. Return to the lodge for breakfast & this will be followed by a transfer to Entebbe targeting for your outbound departure time.