Your 14 Days Uganda Primate Safari and Jinja White Water Rafting begins with a short drive from Entebbe to Kibale Forest Park, lasting approximately 10 minutes. Upon arrival, settle into your accommodation and have the afternoon to relax. Kibale is renowned for its rich biodiversity, featuring primates such as red-tailed monkeys, L'Hoest's monkeys, and the famous chimpanzees, a highlight for many visitors. Enjoy a leisurely evening hearing the sounds of the forest, signaling the diverse wildlife that thrives here, including black-and-white colobus monkeys and the hooting of grey-cheeked mangabeys.

Today, you’ll travel approximately 5 to 6 hours to Kibale Forest Park. The road winds through beautiful rural areas, offering opportunities to see local wildlife, including various antelope species and colorful birds. As you drive, keep an eye out for elephants and baboons along the roadside. Upon reaching Kibale, settle in and familiarize yourself with the surroundings. In the late afternoon, join a nature walk or relax at your lodge while listening to the unique sounds of forest life, including birds like the Great Blue Turaco and the Josephine’s Turaco.

This day is dedicated to chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest Park. You will venture into the dense forest where you may encounter several primate species, including red-tailed monkeys, grey-cheeked mangabeys, and olive baboons. The trek lasts throughout the morning as you search for chimpanzees. Upon finding them, you’ll spend time observing their behaviors and social interactions, with opportunities to see their playful nature. In the afternoon, if time permits, you can join an optional cultural village tour, where you might see traditional dances and artistry, which fosters a connection to local wildlife conservation.

Traveling for about 2 to 3 hours, you will depart Kibale Forest Park and head towards Queen Elizabeth National Park, stopping at the Kikorongo Equator. As you traverse the terrain, you may spot wildlife such as warthogs, bushbucks, and various bird species along the way. Upon reaching Queen Elizabeth Park, settle into your accommodation. In the late afternoon, enjoy a short game drive, witnessing elephants, buffalos, and a variety of antelope species. The park is known for its diverse birdlife, making it a paradise for birdwatchers.

On this day, travel for about 3 hours through Queen Elizabeth National Park towards Bwindi Impenetrable Park. Before departing Queen Elizabeth, take a game drive through the Ishasha sector to spot the famous tree-climbing lions resting on branches. Keep your eyes peeled for additional wildlife like Uganda kobs and various bird species. Upon arriving at Bwindi, the environment shifts to dense, lush vegetation ideal for mountain gorillas. Settle in and prepare for the next day’s gorilla trekking.

After an enriching time in Bwindi, you will have a short drive of about 1.5 hours to Kisoro. The journey takes you through scenic hillsides, offering opportunities to spot wildlife such as small antelope and various bird species. Upon arrival in Kisoro, explore the town and learn about local culture and the importance of wildlife conservation. Look for monkeys in the treetops as you wander around, as they often venture close to human settlements.

Your journey of about 1.5 hours takes you from Mgahinga Gorilla Park to the beautiful shores of Lake Bunyonyi. This area is known for its stunning views and diverse wildlife, including various bird species and reptiles. Upon reaching Lake Bunyonyi, take time to relax by the water or explore nearby islands. The calm waters provide opportunities for canoeing and observing the vibrant wildlife. Keep an eye out for otters and numerous pelicans, enhancing the refreshing atmosphere of your 14 Days Uganda Primate Safari and Jinja White Water Rafting.

Spend a leisurely day at Lake Bunyonyi, a great time to unwind and explore. You can participate in various activities like canoeing, hiking, or visiting local communities. This serene lake is surrounded by terraced hills, ideal for relaxation and nature walks. As you paddle on the lake, observe the rich bird life, including kingfishers and the African fish eagle. This tranquil setting allows for a deeper appreciation of wildlife and prepares you for upcoming adventures.

The following day involves a drive to Lake Mburo National Park, lasting around 3 to 4 hours. As you travel, look for wildlife such as zebras, impalas, and a variety of birds, including the lilac-breasted roller along the way. Upon arrival, you might opt for an evening game drive or a boat safari on the lake, where you can see hippos and crocodiles up close. The diverse wildlife here presents ample photographic and observational opportunities, reinforcing the themes of conservation present throughout your 14 Days Uganda Primate Safari and Jinja White Water Rafting.

Spend a full day exploring Lake Mburo National Park, known for its rich fauna and flora. Engage in a guided nature walk or a game drive to observe the park’s inhabitants, including giraffes, buffaloes, and various antelope species. The park is renowned for birdwatching opportunities, with nearly 350 species documented. Look for the striking African harrier-hawk or the elusive shoebill stork. This day in Lake Mburo reinforces your connection to Uganda’s wildlife, contributing to the overarching theme of your 14 Days Uganda Primate Safari and Jinja White Water Rafting.

On this day, depart Lake Mburo National Park for a 2 to 3-hour drive towards Kampala, stopping at Kayabwe for a break. As you head towards the capital, you may spot wildlife such as monkeys and various birds again. Once in Kampala, explore the local markets or relax in your accommodation. This transition marks the end of the primate-focused safari leg, setting the stage for the adventure activities of your 14 Days Uganda Primate Safari and Jinja White Water Rafting.

Travel for approximately 3 to 4 hours from Kampala to Jinja, known as the adventure capital of East Africa. As you approach, the terrain changes, leading to the winding Nile River. Upon arrival, settle into your accommodation and prepare for the exciting activities awaiting you. Look for wildlife along the riverbanks, including monitor lizards and exotic birds. The vibrant atmosphere of Jinja complements the wildlife experiences of your 14 Days Uganda Primate Safari and Jinja White Water Rafting.

This day centers on the adventures available in Jinja City. Engage in activities like white-water rafting, kayaking, or zip-lining over the Nile. Enjoy navigating through the rapids while keeping an eye out for wildlife such as otters and various bird species common to river habitats. After your exciting activities, return to Jinja City to explore local culture and markets. This energetic day embodies the adventurous spirit complementing the wildlife encounters from your 14 Days Uganda Primate Safari and Jinja White Water Rafting.

Your adventure concludes with a drive from Jinja through Mabira Forest, lasting about 2 to 3 hours, followed by a 1-hour drive to Entebbe. Marvel at the rich flora and look out for wildlife, including monkeys and various bird species, as you transit through Mabira. Once in Entebbe, reflect on the incredible wildlife and cultural encounters experienced throughout your 14 Days Uganda Primate Safari and Jinja White Water Rafting.