3 Days Uganda Gorilla Safari

The 3 days Uganda gorilla safari, takes you to Bwindi impenetrable national park a home to the remaining endangered mountain gorillas in the mist. With holiday in Uganda safari guide experience the gorilla trekking, gorilla safari in the mist!

Day1: Entebbe/Kampala-Bwindi Gorilla Safari

After your breakfast from hotel of residence meet our guide, and thereafter transfer to south-western Uganda via Masaka-Mbarara highway with en-route stop at the Uganda equator for snacks, amazing photographs.

Lunch in Mbarara town at Agip motel or regency hotel, after through the verdant land forms trail to the park and enjoy your dinner and overnight at Mahogany springs/Heaven Lodge Buhoma/Mutanda Lake Resort/Bwindi Jungle Lodge/Buhoma Rest Camp. Meal plan: H/B

Day2: Uganda Gorilla Trekking

Have breakfast, transfer to the park headquarters for the briefing before you set off at 9:00 am through the tracks to search for the humble giants. You will go with packed lunch because it’s hard to determine how long it will take you to meet these great apes.

However the time ranges between 2-9 hours depending on the movement of the giant primates. The activity is tiresome, it involves walking along steep hilly tracks however encountering these great relatives of man erases all the poor memories/ hardships you went through in trying to find them. They are awe-inspiring! After the experience return to park offices to be awarded with the gorilla trekking certificate and after return to lodge for dinner and overnight, Meal plan: F/B

Day3: Bwindi-Kampala/Entebbe

Take your cup of coffee and then embark our safari vehicle and drive back to Kampala with lunch en-route, thereafter drive again to Entebbe airport to get your return flight back home. Meal plan: H/B-End of services

This Safari Includes:

Ground transportation by safari vehicle

Accommodation and meals as per itinerary

Gorilla permits

Driver allowances

En-route lunches

Visit the equator

Mineral water on board

The Package Excludes:

The package excludes expenses of personal nature like: Air fare, Visa, drinks, laundry, tips to local guides, telephone, porter fee while trekking, personal insurance, personal shopping bills and cigarettes.

What To Wear/Bring

Dress codes are informal. Daytime temperatures are generally warm, so bring lots of light clothing, supplemented by light sweaters for the cool evenings and heavier clothing for the higher altitudes especially Bwindi.

When tracking gorillas layering your clothing is the best idea and we suggest: long sleeved shirts, cotton or gore tex trousers, strong walking shoes with ankle support, socks that you can tuck your

trousers into, light gloves to protect your hands from thorns and nettles, a hat and sunglasses to provide protection against the sun and a waterproof jacket in neutral colors may come in handy in the moist mountains. Travel light and remember that soft-sided luggage is required.

One medium sized duffel bag and one small day pack (carry-on) per person should be adequate. Laundry services are available at most accommodations. You should also pack some zip lock bags for spare clothing, cameras, binoculars and film. Please note that you are not allowed to use a flash when photographing Gorillas.

It is a good idea to take along several different speeds of film (64 to 1000) as gorillas can be found in open sun or in the dark underbrush of the forest.