Safari Overview

Queen Elizabeth National Park stands among the world’s most biodiverse wildlife sanctuaries, home to leopards, chimpanzees, hippos, African elephants, and Cape buffaloes, all sharing one dramatic landscape. This tour takes you deep into that diversity, from open savanna teeming with mammals and birdlife to the famous Kazinga Channel, where a leisurely lunch cruise brings you face to face with hippos and elephants along the water’s edge.

Day 01 :

Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park

Day one begins with breakfast at your hotel, followed by a warm meet-and-greet with your driver and a full briefing on the 3-day Queen Elizabeth tour. Along the way, you'll stop at the Uganda Equator on the Masaka road a favorite photo spot where you can stand in both hemispheres at once and watch water swirl in opposite directions on either side of the line. Grab a few souvenirs, then it's straight on to the lodge.

Day 02 :

Morning Game Drive and Boat Cruise

Start the day with an early game drive, catching the park at its most active, with buffalo, big cats like lions and leopards, and the many antelope species that call this park home. As the light shifts into evening, warthogs and hyenas become easier to spot along the circuit, alongside the countless other residents of this landscape. Birdlife is just as rich here, with storks working the wetlands and flamingoes gathering at the salt lakes of Kasenyi.

Later, enjoy a boat cruise on the famous Kazinga Channel, a 36km stretch of water linking Lake George and Lake Edward. Hippos yawn lazily along the banks, Nile crocodiles bask in the sun, and warthogs trot along the shoreline like the park's unofficial mascots. Bring your binoculars: along the peninsula, you'll get superb views of birds and elephants playing in the shallows.

Day 03 :

Chimpanzee Tracking and Transfer to Entebbe International Airport

This morning, set out for chimp trekking in Kalinzu Forest a rewarding walk through the canopy that ends with an unforgettable encounter with our closest wild relatives. Afterward, begin the drive back to Kampala, stopping once more at the Equator and for lunch in Masaka along the way. As the journey continues toward Kampala, this marks the close of your 3-day Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari. Arrival in Kampala or Entebbe is expected in the evening.