6 Day Thrilling Mid-Range Safari In Uganda

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Get ready for an unforgettable 6-day mid-range safari adventure in Uganda, where breathtaking landscapes, incredible wildlife, and vibrant culture await. Our carefully crafted itinerary ensures that you experience the best of Uganda’s natural beauty, from the mighty Murchison Falls to the wildlife-rich Queen Elizabeth National Park and the chimpanzee-filled Kibale National Park.

Each day of this 6-day adventure is designed to showcase the best of Uganda’s wildlife, culture, and natural beauty. From guided game drives to chimpanzee trekking, every experience is carefully planned to create lifelong memories. Enjoy comfortable accommodations, expert guides, and personalized service throughout your journey.

Cost per person:

Starting from: USD $2350 (Mid-Range Accommodation) per person based on two travelers sharing

	1 Person	2 People	3 People	4 People	5 People	6 People
Jan-April	$2950	$2350	$2150	$2050	$1950	$1850
May- August	$3150	$2550	$2350	$2250	$2150	$2050
Sept- Dec	$3050	$2450	$2250	$2150	$2050	$1950

Cost Per Child (Discount)

Age	0-2 years old	3-6 years old	7-10 years old	11-13 years old	14+ years old
Discount Rate	100%	65%	50%	15%	0%

Cost Included/Exclude

Inclusions

One chimpanzee permit per person to be secured and paid for well in advance
Services of an expert guide
Airport transfer (Airport pick up and drop off)
Daily meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
Ground transportation (4×4 safari Landcruiser / minivan with pop-up tops)
Full board accommodation and en route meals as indicated in the itinerary
Park fees and relevant government taxes.

Exclusions

Airfares
Visa fees
Personal insurance
Expenses of personal nature, such as drinks, tips, laundry, telephone, and cigarettes
Accommodation and meals not indicated in the itinerary

Meals
Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Accomodation
Mid-Range Lodges
Language
English, Spanish, French, Dutch, German, Italian, and Chinese speaking guides
Transportation
Safari Van/ 4X4 Landcruiser
Group Size
1-100 people
Availability
January - December
Arrival at
Entebbe International Airport
Departure from
Entebbe International Airport
Destinations
Uganda

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Overview

Itinerary

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Lodges

Flight Info

Map

FAQs

Review

Why This Tour?

6 Day Thrilling Mid-Range Safari In Uganda

Embark on an unforgettable 6 Day Thrilling Mid-Range Safari In Uganda exploring the breathtaking landscapes and incredible wildlife of Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth NP, and Kibale National Park. This exquisite adventure offers a unique blend of game drives, chimpanzee trekking, and scenic boat cruises, ensuring an immersive experience in Uganda’s natural beauty. With comfortable accommodations and expert guides, you’ll get the most out of your trip. Book now and experience the thrill of Uganda’s wildlife

Uganda Tours

You will visit Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, Murchison Falls National Park, Kibale National Park, Amabere Ga Nyina Mwiru Caves, and Queen Elizabeth National Park

Prepare to be captivated by the breathtaking sight of Murchison Falls, where the mighty Nile River thunders through a narrow rocky gorge and plunges 43 meters before continuing its journey toward Lake Albert. Did you know that Murchison Falls holds the title of the most powerful waterfall in the world?

Uganda is home to the largest population of chimpanzees in the world, with approximately 4,950 individuals. Of these, around 1,500 can be found in Kibale National Park, making it one of the best places for chimpanzee tracking.

You will discover the enchanting Amabere ga Nyina Mwiru Caves, a hidden gem near Fort Portal, rich in natural beauty and cultural legend. These stunning limestone caves feature unique stalactites and stalagmites, believed to be the “breasts” of a legendary princess. Surrounded by lush forest and scenic waterfalls, the site offers a perfect blend of history, mythology, and adventure making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and cultural explorers alike.

Each destination has something unique to offer, from wide open plains with untamed wildlife to Africa’s Big 5 and stunning vistas. An affordable and fun journey through a truly magnificent region of the world! On this trip, you will spot over 700 animal species and various bird species.

Highlights

Chimpanzee Trekking
Rhino Tracking
Bigodi Community Walk
Game Drives
Boat Cruises
Bird Watching
Visit Amabere Ga Nyinamwiru Caves

Day 1 :

On arrival in Uganda, you will be welcomed and picked by our Kubwa Five Safaris guide, who will be holding an A4 paper with your name printed on it at Entebbe International Airport, and you will be transferred to Murchison Falls National Park.

On your way to Murchison Falls National Park, you will branch off to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for rhino tracking; this activity is truly one of a kind in Uganda, the pearl of Africa.

After the rhino tracking, you will be driven to Murchison Falls National Park.

Your first tourist attraction in the park is the top of the falls, which are the most powerful waterfalls in the whole world . It is a breathtaking experience that brings you very close to these magnificent falls, where the Nile forces its way through a gorge in the rocks and tumbles 43m below flowing westwards into Lake Albert. The resulting mist from the turbulence often produces rainbows.

After seeing the top of the falls, if time allows, you will enjoy a hiking experience from the top to the bottom of the falls and thereafter en-route to your lodge, go for a short evening game drive.

Meals and overnight at Pakuba Safari Lodge/Parkside Safari Lodge/Gipir And Labongo Safari Lodge.

Day 2 :

Morning Game Drive | Boat Cruise | Birding | Evening Game Drive

After breakfast, you will set off very early in the morning for a morning game drive. You will be able to see various animals like lions, leopards, giraffes, hippos, elephants among others.
Other activities in this game drive include bird watching and sightseeing across the open savannah, dotted woodland, and riverine vegetation along the Nile and Albert deltas.

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After the morning game drive, you will go to the lodge to relax and have lunch.

After lunch, you will embark (between 2pm and 4pm) on a three-hour boat cruise on the Nile. This boat cruise offers an amazing view of the falls from the bottom. Hippos, crocodiles, antelopes, and aquatic birds can be seen along the shores of the river.

In the evening, you will head out for an evening game drive.

Meals and overnight at Pakuba Safari Lodge/Parkside Safari Lodge/Gipir And Labongo Safari Lodge.

Day 3 :

Travel To Fort Portal | Hiking | Explore The Crater Lakes

After breakfast, you will be driven to Fort Portal, the capital of the Tooro kingdom, situated in the shadow of the fabled "Mountains of the Moon," the Rwenzori Mountains.

On arrival, you will explore the crater lakes. You will have a walk at the edge of a rare twinned-volcanic crater lake, which offers spectacular views.

You will take a guided walk with one of the local guides around the rim of the crater lakes and see them in all of their majesty. You can as well walk down to the lakes through the 'land that time forgot' forest at Kyaninga.

Out of Kyaninga, you can tour the local villages and gain a fascinating insight into rural Ugandan life. A little further, and you can take a walk up to the escarpment of the Great Rift Valley itself and stare in wonder as East Africa opens out beneath you.

Meals and overnight at Kibale Forest Camp/Chimpanzee Forest Guest House/Kibale Safari Lodge

Day 4 :

Transfer To Kibale National Park | Chimpanzee Tracking | Visit The Sempaya Hot Springs

After breakfast, you will be transferred to Kibale National park. You will head out with your guide and a packed lunch to the park head offices for a briefing about the do’s and don’ts of chimpanzee trekking. You will start early and take about two to six hours, depending on the location of the chimps.

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The opportunity to see chimpanzees in the wild is one of the most memorable of all safari activities. Getting close to these creatures that share so much of our DNA is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and the excitement of walking through the forest and knowing that they are close will stay with you forever.

After chimpanzee trekking, you will be driven to Sempaya hot springs which are the main attraction of Semiliki National Park and among the safari highlights. At the springs, you will witness water boiling it’s self-using the natural forces.

The strength and hotness of the springs are amazing as one can boil eggs and matooke in a few minutes, its ready to eat.

Meals and overnight at Kibale Forest Camp/Chimpanzee Forest Guest House/Kibale Safari Lodge

Day 5 :

Visit Amabere Ga Nyina Mwiru Caves | Travel To Queen Elizabeth National Park | Boat Ride | Game Drive

After breakfast, you will visit the Amabere Ga Nyina Mwiru Caves and the three surrounding explosion Crater Lakes. This makes it one of the most interesting day adventures and it can be done while staying in Fort portal.

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After visiting Amabere Ga Nyina Mwiru Caves, you will be driven to Queen Elizabeth National Park. This is a huge park where wildlife and people coexist in harmony. You will have lunch on your way.

On arrival in Queen Elizabeth National Park, you will go for a boat cruise on the Kazinga channel which connects Lake Edward and Lake George.

Some of the best wildlife viewings are done on a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, passing squacco herons, pied kingfishers, large numbers of buffalo and hippo, basking crocodiles and very many different bird species and large mammals. This is one of the most memorable experiences from the park. Over 300 hippos are found in the lake.

After the boat cruise, you will go for an evening game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park aiming to catch the lions hunting in the evening. Lions usually hunt when the temperatures are cooler. We also expect to see the Uganda kob, elephants, buffalos, warthogs, leopards and waterbucks.

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Meals and overnight at Engiri Game Lodge/Enshama Game Lodge/The Bush Lodge Banda

Day 6 :

The Last Day With Us | Transfer To The Airport | Fly Back Home

After having a delightful breakfast, you will be transferred to Entebbe International Airport for your scheduled flight back home. Along the way, you will have a stopover at the Equator in Masaka. You will be able to see where this imaginary line divides our planet into two equal hemispheres. Lunch, snacks, souvenirs and photographs may be taken here.

After that, you will proceed to the airport.

All good things must come to an end, and your time with us on safari in Uganda will now draw to a close. We're sure that you've had a wonderful time.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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1. What is included in the safari package cost?

The cost covers all accommodations, meals as specified, park entrance fees, game drives, chimpanzee permits, boat cruises, guide services, and ground transportation throughout the safari.

2. Are chimpanzee trekking permits included?

Yes. Chimpanzee trekking permits (Kibale) are included in the total cost of the trip.

3. What should I pack for this 12-day safari?

Essentials include lightweight clothing, hiking boots, a rain jacket, insect repellent, sunscreen, binoculars, a camera, a reusable water bottle, and personal medication. A full packing list will be shared upon booking.

4. Is this safari suitable for families with children?

Yes, but children under 15 are not allowed to participate in gorilla and chimpanzee trekking. We offer alternative activities for young children on those days.

5. What type of accommodations are provided?

We use clean, safe, and comfortable lodges. All accommodations have private self-contained rooms; bathrooms are inside the rooms/tents.

6. Can dietary requirements be accommodated?

Yes. We cater to most dietary needs, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and others. Please let us know your preferences in advance.

7. How physically demanding is the safari?

While most of the safari involves vehicle-based game drives and scenic travel, chimpanzee trekking require moderate physical fitness due to hiking in mountainous and forested terrain.

8. Is travel insurance required?

Yes. We strongly recommend that all participants have comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and lost luggage.

9. What is the group size?

Our private safari is tailored to provide an intimate and immersive experience for small groups. We accommodate groups of 4 to 24 travelers, ensuring that each participant receives personalized attention and a unique safari experience.

10. Can the itinerary be customized?

Yes, we can tailor this safari to fit your schedule, interests, or accommodation preferences. Contact us for a personalized quote.

Why You Should Visit Uganda?

Uganda

Uganda is known as “The Pearl of Africa” with good cause. It is one of the few places in the world where you may enjoy safaris, mountains, forests, rivers, and rich culture all in one trip.

It is one of just three nations where you can journey to observe wild mountain gorillas, particularly in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Meeting these gentle giants is an unforgettable experience.

The Nile River’s source is in Uganda! Jinja, Africa’s adventure capital, offers whitewater rafting, kayaking, bungee jumping, and relaxing sunset cruises.

Frequently Asked Question about Uganda

When is the best time of year to visit Uganda?

Uganda is accessible at any time of year. Mountain gorilla trekking is on most tourists’ bucket lists, and permits are available all year.

Uganda is a tropical country that receives a lot of rain. The wettest months are March to May, which can make travel difficult. During the Wet Season some roads become extremely muddy and difficult to navigate.

The dry season months of June to August and December to February provide the best travel conditions, and are also ideal for Ugandan gorilla trekking. The dry season months are also ideal for general wildlife viewing in savannah reserves because animals congregate around rivers and waterholes, and the grass is shorter, making spotting easier.

2. How are the wildlife viewing opportunities in Uganda?

Uganda is home to some of the best wilderness areas on the African continent. Uganda unquestionably has some of the best and most beautiful wildlife in the world.

Uganda has a diverse wildlife population and is home to the big five game animals. Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Kidepo Valley National Park, and Lake Mburo National Park are the best places in Uganda to see wildlife.

A wildlife viewing experience in Uganda is well worth your time and money, and it will leave you with lasting memories. Uganda, unspoiled and raw, offers a genuine sense of off-the-beaten-path adventure.

Uganda is endowed with numerous natural and cultural wonders that are largely unknown to the general public. Uganda is still relatively unknown, with the majority of tourists interviewed stating that this was their first visit and promising to return with their friends. With an astounding number of hippos, rhinos, lions, leopards, elephants, gorillas, chimps, giraffes, buffalos, and other animals thriving in Uganda’s national parks, Uganda is undeniably endowed.

Uganda is home to over 350 different species of mammals of various sizes. They include large mammals such as gorillas, rhinos, hippos, chimps, buffaloes, lions, leopards, elephants, zebras, giraffes, and warthogs, as well as small mammals such as bats, moles, and shrews. These mammals are classified into three groups: primates (gorillas, chimps, monkeys, and others), carnivores (leopards, African wildcats, cheetahs, and others), and herbivores (Buffalos, elephants, Giraffes and more).

3. Is Uganda safe for tourists?

When traveling to urban areas, travelers should take the usual precautions for their safety and try to avoid traveling at night. Petty crime is a problem in urban areas, just as it is in all poor countries. Each national park is equipped with security personnel in order to guarantee the tourists’ well-being.