Your 4 Days Budget Queen Elizabeth Park and Chimpanzee Tracking in Kalinzu Forest begins with an early morning pickup from your accommodation in Kampala or Entebbe. The drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park takes approximately 6–7 hours, following a scenic route via Mbarara. A mandatory stop at the Equator in Kayabwe allows for a photo opportunity and a chance to stretch your legs. After lunch in a convenient town like Fort Portal or Mbarara, you will complete the journey to the park and check in to your lodge. The late afternoon is reserved for an introductory game drive, where you can spot elephants, buffalo, warthogs, and various antelopes as the sun begins to set over the savanna. Dinner and an overnight stay at your lodge.

Start your day with an early breakfast before heading out for a morning game drive in the Kasenyi plains. The early hours offer the best chance to spot predators like lions, leopards, and hyenas as they return from their nocturnal hunts. You'll see large herds of Uganda kob and other magnificent wildlife grazing on the savanna. After lunch and a short rest, you will embark on a two-hour boat safari along the Kazinga Channel. This is a prime opportunity to witness one of the world's largest concentrations of hippos, along with crocodiles, bathing elephants, and over 600 species of birds.

Following an early breakfast, your guide will drive you to the Kalinzu Forest Reserve, located just 40 minutes from Queen Elizabeth's Mweya section. After a briefing, you will set off on your chimpanzee tracking expedition with an experienced guide. The trek can last 2–4 hours as you follow the chimpanzees' movements through the forest's terrain, with an excellent chance of a successful sighting. Later, you will travel south to the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park (a drive of about 2–3 hours), famed for its tree-climbing lions. You'll spend the afternoon on a game drive in search of these rare, magnificent cats.

On your final day of your 4 Days Budget Queen Elizabeth Park and Chimpanzee Tracking in Kalinzu Forest, enjoy a final early morning game drive in the Ishasha sector for one last opportunity to spot the tree-climbing lions and other savanna wildlife. After the game drive, you will enjoy a final breakfast before beginning the return journey to Kampala or Entebbe. The drive back will take approximately 6–7 hours, depending on your final destination and traffic. You will carry with you memories of thrilling wildlife encounters, spectacular landscapes, and the unforgettable experience of tracking chimpanzees in their natural habitat.