Morning: Depart Kampala or Entebbe by road or opt for a private charter flight to Queen Elizabeth National Park, enjoying spectacular aerial views of Uganda’s landscapes.
Afternoon: Arrive at your lodge and savor a gourmet lunch while soaking in panoramic views of the park’s savannahs and crater lakes.
Afterward, take a leisurely nature walk near the lodge, guided by a resident naturalist, to spot birdlife and smaller wildlife species.
Evening: Indulge in a fine dining experience under the African stars before retiring to your opulent suite.

Accommodation:
Kyambura Gorge Lodge, or Katara Lodge.

Morning: Rise early for a private game drive across the park’s Kasenyi Plains, renowned for its abundant wildlife. Spot lions, elephants, buffaloes, and Uganda kobs, alongside iconic birds like the African Fish Eagle and Saddle-billed Stork.
Afternoon: After a sumptuous lunch, embark on a luxury boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel. This wildlife-rich waterway offers close encounters with hippos, Nile crocodiles, and countless bird species such as kingfishers and pelicans.
Evening: Return to your lodge for a sundowner cocktail overlooking the wilderness, followed by a chef-prepared dinner.

Morning: Venture into the mystical Kyambura Gorge, a lush tropical forest hidden within the savannah, for a guided chimpanzee trekking experience. Track these energetic primates as they navigate the forest canopy, and marvel at the gorge’s extraordinary biodiversity.
Afternoon: Enjoy a leisurely lunch at the lodge. Spend the rest of the day with optional activities:
A scenic crater lake tour.
A visit to local communities for a cultural experience, including traditional dance and crafts

Evening: Unwind with a spa treatment or relax by the lodge’s infinity pool, savoring the tranquility of your surroundings.

Morning: Conclude your safari with a final game drive through the Ishasha sector, famous for its tree-climbing lions. Capture awe-inspiring moments as these majestic cats lounge in fig trees.
Afternoon: Enjoy a farewell brunch before departing for Entebbe by road or air. For those with extra time, consider a stop at the Equator for photographs and souvenirs.