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Long Tours6- NIGHTS/7 -DAYS TOUR OF KIBALE FOREST, QUEEN ELIZABETH AND THE GORILLAS (aba 09)Day 01: Departure from Kampala to Fort portal, lying in the shadow of the mountains of the moon. Afternoon visit to Magombe swamp and Bigodi wetland sanctuary, take guided swamp walk to see smaller animals and primates. Find the rare red colubus monkeys and the Sitatungas. Dinner and overnight at Kibale Camp or your place of choice. There are different places for accommodation including; Montana kibale camp, Kanyanchu river camp and others. Day 02: After breakfast, proceed for the trekking of the Chimpanzee and other primates including l’hoestes, red colubus, blues, and red tailed and gray-cheeked mangabey. The guide will provide detailed explanations on primates and forest flora and fauna. The walk is both informative and enjoyable. Dinners and overnight stay at Kibale tented camp. Day 03: Continue to Queen Elizabeth National Park trekking the Rwenzori Mountain range for much of the journey. An attractive game drive with views of the big five animals and others. See Uganda kob, baboon, lion, elephant, buffalo, hyena, chimpanzees and the giant forest hogs. After the game drive enjoy your lunch as you prepare for a boat cruise on the Kazinga channel and into lake Edward passing through the place of the highest concentration of hippos and other animals basking in the waters. The launch cruise is an excellent platform for photography, bird watching and game viewing. Dinner and overnight stay at Mweya safari lodge or Jacana safari lodge. Day 04: Early morning game drive after breakfast in the rich ecosystem of tropical forest, rivers, swamps, lakes, savannah vegetation and volcanic craters home to an incredibly large numbers of wildlife providing an excellent opportunity to see lion, leopard, giant forest hog, cape buffalo, elephants, defassa waterbuck, Uganda cob, topi and bush buck. These two game drives and the boat trip. Day 05: Drive through the Kigezi highlands popularly referred to as the “Switzerland of Africa” with its terraced hillside and winding roads to Kisoro or Bwindi. Dinner and overnight at Volcano Tented Camp. Day 06: Very early in the morning prepare for the gorilla tracking in the Bwindi rainforest. What is more striking is the steepness of the dense forested valleys with numerous animal trails making it accessible to tourists. Passing through numerous forest trails, it creates a clear view of mammals including the endangered mountain gorillas, rare golden monkey, buffalo, elephant, black-fronted duiker, bushbuck, leopard, and giant forest hog etc. Bwindi is popularly known for its fascinating gorillas. Looking deep into the expressive brown eyes of these gentle giants is surely the most exciting and poignant wildlife encounter that Africa has to offer. The time taken varies according to the movements of the marvelous primates. Dinner and overnight at Volcano Tented Camp. Day 7: Early morning after breakfast, return back to Kampala with stopovers enroute to view the attractions and lunch in Mbarara. The tour PriceUS $2200 person US $1600 per person for two persons US $1410 per person for three persons US $1119 for each extra person
7-DAYS TOUR OF MURCHISON FALLS, QUEEN ELIZABETH AND KIBALE FOREST (aba 10)Day 01: Depart from your residence northwest through the famous Luwero Triangle with a stop over at Masindi Town for lunch after which proceed to Murchison Falls National Park. On arriving proceed to the dramatic falls, which are captivating where you can see the Nile’s beauty perfected! While at the Murchison Falls, enjoy the sunset as you return to the lodge. Dinner and overnight at Paraa safari lodge or Nile safari Camp. Day 02: Prepare very early in the morning and after breakfast to cross the Victoria Nile to the Northern bank. The Nile itself hosts one of Africa’s densest hippo and crocodile populations. In the lush borassus grassland to the north of the Nile, elephant, buffalo, giraffe and a variety of antelope are regularly encountered on game drives, while lions are seen with increasing frequency. After enjoying a packed lunch go for a boat trip to the lake Albert delta that provides the best chance in Africa of sighting shoebills. This is also a zone of dazzling variety of water birds including bird species like goliath herons, Egyptian gooses, pelican bee-eaters, kingfishers, hornbills, and cormorants. Overnight at Paraa safari lodge or Nile Safari Camp. Day 03: Drive through Hoima to Fort Portal and get a glimpse of the way of living of the African setting and agriculture. You will reach Fort Portal late in the afternoon. Dinner and overnight at Ndali lodge or Kabali Tented Camp. Day 04: Very early in the morning after your breakfast go for primate viewing with Chimpanzee trekking being the most exciting. Other primates include; red tailed and gray cheeked Mangabey, red colubus monkeys, and phoetes. More will be explained on the fauna and flora as you trek for the primates to ensure that the walk is both informative and enjoyable. In addition to primate viewing, expect to watch the bird life its natural habitat. Dinner and overnight at Ndali lodge or Kabali Tented camp. Day 05; Continue to Queen Elizabeth National Park and view the majestic Rwenzori mountain range along. Viewing almost 100 mammal species makes this superb safari territory, with elephant, a profusion of hippos, the elusive giant hog and the handsome Uganda kob all regularly sighted around the tourist village on the Mweya Peninsula an exciting experience in a game drive. Also available is chimp tracking. After lunch enjoy a launch trip on the Kazinga channel into the lake Edward which offers great game viewing. This is an excellent view for taking photographs and bird watching (over 606 bird species). Dinner and overnight at Mweya Safari Lodge or the Jacana Safari Lodge. Day 06: Proceed for two drives today. Queen Elizabeth National Park’s diverse Eco system of savannah to rainforest, from dense papyrus swamps and brooding crater lakes to the vastness of lake Edward, it is little wonder that the park boasts one of highest biodiversity ratings of any game park or reserve in the world. Game drives in this park, with the massive Rwenzoris as a backdrop, provides excellent opportunities to see lion, leopard, giant forest hog, Cape buffalo, elephant, defassa waterbuck, Uganda kob, topi and bushbuck. These two game drives and the boat trip [taken prior] are memorable methods of discovering a vast array of Ugandan wildlife. Day 07: Go for an early morning walk in Maramagambo forest, which is a home to an alluring selection of forest monkeys, chimpanzee and birds, and flocks of flamingos are resident on the crater lakes. Visitors can climb through tropical forest and catch a glimpse of a variety of primates. Visit the bat caves and the ‘Blue Lake’. Drive to Kampala, with a stop over in Mbarara for lunch, and there will be time to stop at the Equator for photographs. Arrive in Kampala early evening. The tour PriceUS $1850 person US $1250 per person for two persons US $1050 per person for three persons US $759 for each extra person
7-DAYS CHIMPANZEES AND THE GORILLAS (aba 11)Day 1: Meet at the Entebbe international airport and head to Kampala from where you will arrange and transfer to Fort Portal with stop over for lunch enroute and the Equator for photos. Continue through Western Rift valley towards Queen Elizabeth National Park, you will view a stunning panorama of lakes George and Edward amidst game filled plains. In the evening proceed for a two hours boat cruise on the Kazinga channel and into lake Edward. The trip passes through possibly the highest hippo concentration in Africa and many mammals may be seen drinking at the waters’ edge. The cruise offers an excellent platform for photography and game viewing. The bird life is colorful and abundant. Return for dinner and overnight at Mweya safari lodge or Jacana safari lodge. Day 02: Very early in the morning after your breakfast go for primate viewing with Chimpanzee trekking being the most exciting. Other primates include; red tailed and gray cheeked Mangabey, red colubus monkeys, and phoetes. More will be explained on the fauna and flora as you trek for the primates to ensure that the walk is both informative and enjoyable. In addition to primate viewing, expect to watch the bird life its natural habitat. Dinner and overnight at Rwenzori view guesthouse or Ndali lodge. Day 03: After breakfast go for chimpanzee tracking you will also be able to see other primates including l’hoestes, blue red tailed and gray cheeked mangabey, red tailed monkey. Enjoy the services of our guide who will give detailed information on primates, forest, flora and fauna. Overnight at Rwenzori view guesthouse or Ndali lodge. Day 04: Proceed to Bwindi impenetrable forest through the ‘Switzerland of Africa’ area known as Kigezi highlands with its terraced hillside and winding roads. Pass through Isasha Sector, which is famed for its tree-climbing lions, the Kyambura gorge, harbors chimps. Dinner and overnight at Travelers’ Rest Camp. Day 05: Tracking gorillas in Bwindi is a simply amazing chance to see fascinating endangered gorillas. Dinner and overnight stay in Travelers’ Rest Camp. Day 06: Drive back to Kampala with a stop over for lunch on the way. Enroute stop over at the Equator an emergency line that divides the earth into two equal parts. You could buy yourself a souvenir at Mpabire drum village. View the beautiful landscape enroute. Overnight at one of these; Agip Hotel, Montana luxury tented camp, and Rwonyo rest camp Day 07: Enjoy a half-day tour of Kampala city. The tour PriceUS $1400 person US $1350 per person for two persons US $1250 per person for three persons US $1000 for each extra person 14 DAYS, THE BEST OF UGANDA HOLIDAY TOURS (aba 11)Day 01: Depart from your residence northwest through the famous Luwero Triangle with a stop over at Masindi Town for lunch after which proceed to Murchison Falls National Park. On arriving proceed to the dramatic falls, which are captivating where you can see the Nile’s beauty perfected! While at the Murchison Falls, enjoy the sunset as you return to the lodge. Dinner and overnight at Paraa safari lodge or Nile safari Camp. Day 02: Prepare very early in the morning and after breakfast to cross the Victoria Nile to the Northern bank. The Nile itself hosts one of Africa’s densest hippo and crocodile populations. In the lush borassus grassland to the north of the Nile, elephant, buffalo, giraffe and a variety of antelope are regularly encountered on game drives, while lions are seen with increasing frequency. After enjoying a packed lunch go for a boat trip to the lake Albert delta that provides the best chance in Africa of sighting shoebills. This is also a zone of dazzling variety of water birds including bird species like goliath herons, Egyptian gooses, pelican bee-eaters, kingfishers, hornbills, and cormorants. Overnight at Paraa safari lodge or Nile Safari Camp. Day 03: Drive through Hoima to Fort Portal and get a glimpse of the way of living of the African setting and agriculture. You will reach Fort Portal late in the afternoon. Dinner and overnight at Ndali lodge or Kabali Tented Camp. .Day 04: Very early in the morning after your breakfast go for primate viewing with Chimpanzee trekking being the most exciting. Other primates include; red tailed and gray cheeked Mangabey, red colubus monkeys, and phoetes. More will be explained on the fauna and flora as you trek for the primates to ensure that the walk is both informative and enjoyable. In addition to primate viewing, expect to watch the bird life its natural habitat. Dinner and overnight at Ndali lodge or Kabali Tented camp. Day 05: Continue to Queen Elizabeth National Park and view the majestic Rwenzori mountain range along. Viewing almost 100 mammal species makes this superb safari territory, with elephant, a profusion of hippos, the elusive giant hog and the handsome Uganda kob all regularly sighted around the tourist village on the Mweya Peninsula an exciting experience in a game drive. Also available is chimp tracking. After lunch enjoy a launch trip on the Kazinga channel into the lake Edward which offers great game viewing. This is an excellent view for taking photographs and bird watching (over 606 bird species). Dinner and overnight at Mweya Safari Lodge or the Jacana Safari Lodge Day 06: Proceed for two drives today. Queen Elizabeth National Park’s diverse Eco system of savannah to rainforest, from dense papyrus swamps and brooding crater lakes to the vastness of lake Edward, it is little wonder that the park boasts one of highest biodiversity ratings of any game park or reserve in the world. Game drives in this park, with the massive Rwenzoris as a backdrop, provides excellent opportunities to see lion, leopard, giant forest hog, Cape buffalo, elephant, defassa waterbuck, Uganda kob, topi and bushbuck. These two game drives and the boat trip [taken prior] are memorable methods of discovering a vast array of Ugandan wildlife. Day 07: Proceed through the Kigezi Highlands popularly known as the ‘Switzerland of Africa’ with its terraced hillside and winding roads to Kisoro or Bwindi. Dinner and overnight stay at Volcanic Camp. Day 08: Explore the gorilla sanctuary in the morning. The rainforest can be explored at any time. It offers a steep dense forested landscape, crisscrossed by numerous animal trails, which makes it easy be for the tourists to see the animals. The resident mammals include the endangered Mt. Gorilla, bushbuck, leopard, rare golden monkey, giant forest hog, buffalo, elephant, black fronted duiker, and others. This park is best known for the fascinating relatives of man “The gorillas.”. The time taken and the terrain vary according to the movements of the marvelous primates. Wonderful time is spending time listening to songs of the many bird species and observing the gorillas which is a rare, moving, awesome and exciting adventure. The gorilla is a shy and peaceful animal and it is unforgettable experience to watch and photograph them as they interact. Dinner and overnight stay at either Buhoma homestead, Montana Tented Camp, Buhoma Community Campground or Volcano Tented Camp. Day 09: Have another drive through the ‘Switzerland of Africa’ area known as the Kigezi Highlands with its terraced hillside and winding roads to Kisoro or Bwindi. Dinner and overnight stay at Volcanic Camp. Day 10: Gorilla tracking in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Also see elephants, giant forest hogs, the rare golden monkey and the uncommon blue monkey Dinner and overnight at Travelers’ Rest Camp. Day 11: Transfer to lake Bunyonyi. This mountain tarn is surrounded by terrace hills. Enjoy bilharzias free swimming, dug out canoeing; sunbathing, hilly walks are mountain bike riding and craw fishing. Dinner and overnight stay at the Bunyonyi Overland Camp Day 12: Prepare to go after breakfast, for a leisurely drive to lake Mburo national park. Enter the park through the Nshara gate. In the afternoon enjoy a game drive along the lakeshore track with its own system of game trail and cleared walkways, the ‘kigambara Loop’ offers interesting guided lakeside walks where you can find herds of Zebra, impala, warthog, baboons, velvets, eland, Oribi and topi are easily accessed. After lunch enjoy a boat trip on lake Mburo and expect to view crocodiles and hippos. Bird watchers will enjoy more than 250 species of birds found in lake Mburo. The most interesting birds are; crested crane (Uganda’s national emblem), saddle bill storks and Abyssinian ground hornbills. Then return to Rwonyo rest camp dinners and overnight Day 13: Morning guided game drive or a safari walk. There is a lot that are interesting including the Kopjes, klipspringers and topis. It is amusing to see Zebra grazing alongside the cattle peacefully. This is due to cattle herding of the Ankole long horned cattle in the area. Return for lunch taken while enjoying the view of the fresh water lakes in this park. Enjoy the boat ride on lake Mburo and get quite close to the crocodiles and hippos. This is the only park where you are not entirely imprisoned in a vehicle. Dinner and overnight at Rwonyo Rest camp Day 14: After breakfast, go for another game drive. After lunch drive back to Kampala, stopping at Mpigi Royal Drum Makers enroute where you will be able to watch the ceremonial drums being crafted using methods passed down through generations. There will also be time to stop at the Equator for photographs. You arrive in Kampala in the early evening. The tour PriceUS $3000 person US $2600 per person for two persons US $2300 per person for three persons US $1550 for each extra person 21 DAYS GRAND TOUR - (aba 12)Day 01: Depart from your residence northwest through the famous Luwero Triangle with a stop over at Masindi Town for lunch after which proceed to Murchison Falls National Park. On arriving proceed to the dramatic falls, which are captivating where you can see the Nile’s beauty perfected! While at the Murchison Falls, enjoy the sunset as you return to the lodge. Dinner and overnight at Paraa safari lodge or Nile safari Camp. Day 02: An early forest walk in Padibi Forest begins a good day. Expect to view primates resident in this forest. These include red tailed and red colobus monkey, l’hoestes, blues, and gray-cheeked mangabeys. Also among the attractions to expect is bird life and the walk gives you a close view of the abundant primates. After lunch, cross over to the Northern bank for a relaxing swim. After relaxing, go for a game drive as the sun sets in the cool temperature. Dinner and overnight at Paraa Safari Lodge. Day 03: Enjoy an early morning game drive in the Northern Bank to view waterbuck, lion, Cape buffalo. Oribi, Rothschild’s giraffe, hyena hartebeest, bushbuck, bohor reedbuck, elephants, and the leopard. After lunch, enjoy a boat cruise upstream the calm Victoria Nile to the base of the falls stopping near the ‘Devil’s Cauldron’, expect to view hippos and crocodiles basking in the sun and you may see elephant, waterbuck and Uganda kob. Enjoy the captivating view of the many bird species like, the rare shoebill stork goliath heron, pelican bee-eater, hornbill, Egyptian goose, cormorant and the kingfisher. Dinner and overnight at Paraa Safari lodge. Day 04: Drive through Hoima to Fort Portal and get a glimpse of the way of living of the African setting and agriculture. You will reach Fort Portal late in the afternoon. Dinner and overnight at Ndali lodge or Kabali Tented Camp. Day 05: Very early in the morning arrange for a chimpanzee tracking plus other primates including blues, red colobus, red tailed, phoestes, and gray cheeked Mangebey. More information will be availed as you track the animals and the flora to make you enjoy as you learn. This walk is excellent for viewing bird life as well see the primates at close quarters. Dinner and overnight at Ndali lodge or Kabali Tented Camp. Day 06: Continue to Queen Elizabeth National Park and view the majestic Rwenzori mountain range along. Viewing almost 100 mammal species makes this superb safari territory, with elephant, a profusion of hippos, the elusive giant hog and the handsome Uganda kob all regularly sighted around the tourist village on the Mweya Peninsula an exciting experience in a game drive. Also available is chimp tracking. After lunch enjoy a launch trip on the Kazinga channel into the lake Edward which offers great game viewing. This is an excellent view for taking photographs and bird watching (over 606 bird species). Dinner and overnight at Mweya Safari Lodge or the Jacana Safari Lodge Day 07: Proceed for two drives today. Queen Elizabeth National Park’s diverse Eco system of savannah to rainforest, from dense papyrus swamps and brooding crater lakes to the vastness of lake Edward, it is little wonder that the park boasts one of highest biodiversity ratings of any game park or reserve in the world. Game drives in this park, with the massive Rwenzoris as a backdrop, provides excellent opportunities to see lion, leopard, giant forest hog, Cape buffalo, elephant, defassa waterbuck, Uganda kob, topi and bushbuck. These two game drives and the boat trip [taken prior] are memorable methods of discovering a vast array of Ugandan wildlife. Return to Mweya safari lodge or the Jacana safari lodge for dinner and overnight. Day 08: An early morning walk in the spectacular Kyambura gorge provides excellent opportunities to see chimpanzees, l’hoestes, red colobus and more. After a picnic lunch, return to Mweya area for another exciting and scintillating game drive. Dinner and over night stay at Jacana Safari Lodge. Queen Elizabeth National Park’s diverse ecosystem of grassy plains, tropical rainforests, rivers, swamps, lakes and volcanic craters is home to an incredible abundance of wildlife. Day 09: Proceed through the Kigezi Highlands popularly known as the ‘Switzerland of Africa’ with its terraced hillside and winding roads to Kisoro or Bwindi. Dinner and over night stay at Volcanic Camp. Day 10: Prepare very early in the morning for an entry into the gorilla sanctuary, which is best known for fascinating gorillas. The rain forest has a steep forested landscape and is incredibly dense, with numerous crisscrossed animal trails making it accessible for tourists. Expect to see mammals like the endangered Mountain Gorillas, elephant, black fronted duiker, rare golden monkey, buffalo, bushbuck, leopard, giant forest hog and extra. The time taken varies with the primates’ movement. It is very exciting and awesome to spend time and take photographs as these primates interact. Dinner and overnight stay at Volcano Tented Camp. Day 11: Go for a forest walk using the fantastic hiking trails on which you will have opportunities to see and learn about primates, many species of birds, butterflies, trees and other organisms. The guide’s company is obligatory and affords a clear understanding. You will see the picturesque triple waterfalls. Look over the panoramas of Congo and down south to Rwanda. Late afternoon transfer to Kihihi. Dinner and overnight stay at Savannah Resort Hotel. Day 12: Transfer early morning to Isasha area of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Isasha is a true pearl in the southern part of the park. Idyllic campsites frequently visited by colobus and other monkeys situated along the winding Isasha River. The famous tree-climbing lions can be spotted on large fig trees in this part of the park. Topi, Uganda kobs and buffaloes graze in the acacia studded savannah. The scenic beauty, the size of the euphorbia and the combinations of riverine forest, Savannah plain and equatorial forest makes this a memorable day, only found in Africa. Dinner and overnight stay at Savannah Resort Hotel. Day 13: Proceed through the Kigezi Highlands popularly known as the ‘Switzerland of Africa’ with its terraced hillside and winding roads to Kisoro or Bwindi. Dinner and overnight stay at Volcanic Camp. Day 14: Gorillas tracking in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park or Parc Des Volcans in Rwanda. Overnight stay at Travelers’ Rest Camp. Day 15 Gorillas tracking in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park or Parc Des Volcans Rwanda. Overnight stay at Travelers’ Rest Camp. Day 16: Transfer to lake Bunyonyi. This mountain tarn is surrounded by its terraced hill. Enjoy Bilharzias free swimming, dug out canoeing, sunbathing, hilly walks or mountain bike riding and craw fishing. Dinner and overnight stay at the Bunyonyi Overland Camp Day 17 After breakfast, go for a cultural walk on lake Bunyonyi southwestern shores to view a number of villages in their setting. Here Pygmies walk over the mountains from Rwanda to sell their produce at the market at Hakekuba. Dinner and overnight stay at the Bunyonyi Overland Camp Day 18: Prepare to go after breakfast, for a leisurely drive to lake Mburo national park. Enter the park through the Nshara gate. In the afternoon enjoy a game drive along the lakeshore track with its own system of game trail and cleared walkways, the ‘kigambara Loop’ offers interesting guided lakeside walks where you can find herds of Zebra, impala, warthog, baboons, velvets, eland, Pribi and topi are easily accessed. After lunch enjoy a boat trip on lake Mburo and expect to view crocodiles and hippos. Bird watchers will enjoy more than 250 species of birds found in lake Mburo. The most interesting birds are; crested crane (Uganda’s national emblem), saddle bill storks and Abyssinian ground hornbills. Then return to Rwonyo rest camp dinners and overnight Day 19: Morning guided game drive or a safari walk. There is a lot that are interesting including the Kopjes, klipspringers and topis. It is amusing to see Zebra grazing alongside the cattle peacefully. This is due to cattle herding of the Ankole long horned cattle in the area. Return for lunch taken while enjoying the view of the fresh water lakes in this park. Enjoy the boat ride on lake Mburo and get quite close to the crocodiles and hippos. This is the only park where you are not entirely imprisoned in a vehicle. Dinner and overnight at Rwonyo Rest camp. Day 20: After breakfast, go for another game drive. Depart for Kampala you arrive early evening. Enroute stop over at the Equator an emergency line that divides the earth into two equal parts. You could buy yourself a souvenir at Mpabire. View the beautiful landscape enroute. Overnight at your hotel. Day 21: Mid morning proceed for a tour of Kampala city. Among the attraction are Kabaka’s lake, Cathedrals, Kisingiri house, Kasubi Tombs, Makerere University, Uganda museum and the Bahai temple. Also you can make shopping at the Uganda Crafts village where you can buy curios, souvenirs and mementos to remind you of your Uganda tour and also as gifts for your family and friends back home.
The tour PriceUS $4000 person US $3600 per person for two persons US $2300 per person for three persons US $2000 for each extra person 8 DAYS HIKE TO MOUNTAIN ELGON (aba 13)Day 1: Meet and greet at 8:30 and head to Jinja. On the way to Jinja visit the mystical Ssezibwa falls. You can therefore visit some of the exciting places in Jinja town with the help of our drivers. The places may include the source of the Nile and Bujagali Falls. Dinner and overnight at Jinja Nile Resort. Day 2: Early in the morning after breakfast you will enjoy visiting Mabira Forest for an interesting forest walk. Return to Jinja for lunch and after lunch you will enjoy traditional dances by the local Basoga people at the Bujagali falls. Here there are many options; such as swimming, boat rides, floating on the mighty Nile. In the evening return for the dinner and overnight at Jinja Nile Resort. Day 3: After early breakfast leave for Mt. Elgon in Eastern Uganda. Transfer to Sipi Falls. After lunch, hike to the falls and then return to your camp next to Sipi Falls for dinner and overnight. Day 4: The popular forest exploration center trail loop site can make one enjoy the cool mist at Chebonet falls, Kapkwai cave, the talking tree and a spectacular view point, which lies just beyond. Day 5: Hike up to the rim of the calderas through beautiful columns of lobelia Elgonensis. Visit the hot springs and Suam Gorge Day 6: After breakfast, then ascend to the top of the caldera to the Waggling peak at 4321m, Descend therefore through the Jackson Summit and the Jackson pool and overnight at Mude Camp 3500m. Day 7: Early morning after breakfast, descend through the Sasa trail to Budadiri then travel to Mbale town and then to Kampala to prepare for your departure. Dinner and overnight at Hotel Africana in Kampala. Day 8 Mid morning proceed for a tour of Kampala city. Among the attraction are Kabaka’s lake, Cathedrals, Kisingiri house, Kasubi Tombs, Makerere University, Uganda museum and the Bahai temple. Also you can make shopping at the Uganda Crafts village where you can buy curios, souvenirs and mementos to remind you of your Uganda tour and also as gifts for your family and friends back home.
The tour PriceUS $1716 person US $1094 per person for two persons US $886 per person for three persons US $595 for each extra person
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