Your Uganda safari begins with an early start from Kampala. You will drive north along the Gulu Highway to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, taking approximately 3 to 4 hours. Upon arrival, a ranger guide will lead you on a walking trek to observe the sanctuary's white rhinos in their natural habitat. This intimate encounter offers a unique opportunity to witness these magnificent creatures up close. After your rhino experience, you will enjoy lunch before continuing your journey to Murchison Falls National Park, a drive of about 3 to 4 hours. Upon arrival, you will check into your lodge and unwind, anticipating the adventures that lie ahead on your Uganda safari.

On the second day of your Uganda safari, you will rise early for a morning game drive on the northern bank of Murchison Falls National Park. This is the prime time to spot predators like lions and leopards, as well as elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, and various antelope species. After exploring the park, you will enjoy a three-hour boat cruise on the Nile River, traveling upstream toward Murchison Falls. Along the way, you can expect to see hippos, crocodiles, and a wide variety of birds, including the colorful African fish eagle. In the late afternoon, you will hike to the top of the falls, where you will witness the Nile's immense power as it rushes through a narrow gorge. Return to your lodge for dinner, reflecting on the day's wildlife encounters.

The third day of your Uganda safari involves a long but scenic drive to Kidepo Valley National Park, taking around 6 hours or more. After breakfast, you will depart from Murchison Falls, traveling through picturesque landscapes and rural villages, offering glimpses of everyday Ugandan life. As you drive north, keep your eyes peeled for wildlife along the way, including the occasional herd of cattle and various bird species. Arriving at Kidepo Valley National Park in the evening, you will check into your lodge, where you can relax after the extensive drive. This remote park promises unique wildlife experiences, including the chance to see herds of buffalo, elephants, and the elusive cheetah, making it an exciting addition to your Uganda safari.

On day four of your Uganda safari, your adventure continues with an early morning game drive in the Narus Valley, where the Narus River serves as a vital water source for wildlife. Expect to see large concentrations of elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, and various antelopes. Keep an eye out for lions and cheetahs lounging on rocky outcrops. In the afternoon, you will drive to the Kanangorok Hot Springs, located near the South Sudan border. The drive through the dry Kidepo Valley offers stunning scenery and opportunities to spot ostriches and other wildlife. At the hot springs, you can relax and enjoy the unique landscape before returning to your lodge for dinner. This day combines thrilling wildlife viewing with natural beauty, enriching your Uganda safari experience.

Your Uganda safari on day five will take you to a nearby Karamojong homestead, known as a "manyatta," where you will learn about the vibrant culture of the Karamojong people, a semi-nomadic pastoralist community. You will interact with the community, gaining insights into their unique traditions, vibrant attire, and way of life. Experience their lively traditional dances and daily activities. After your cultural immersion, you will begin your journey back toward Kampala, stopping for lunch along the way. In the evening, you will reach Gulu, where you will have an overnight stop, breaking up the long drive. Reflect on the rich cultural experiences and wildlife observations you’ve made throughout your Uganda safari.

On the final day of your 6 days Uganda safari, you will enjoy breakfast before continuing your journey back to Kampala. The drive from Gulu to Kampala will take approximately 5 to 6 hours. Along the way, you can stop at various local markets for last-minute souvenir shopping and to experience the local culture. Once you arrive in Kampala or Entebbe, your Uganda safari adventure will conclude, leaving you with cherished memories of wildlife encounters, stunning landscapes, and cultural experiences. Depending on your travel plans, you may have time for a final meal before your departure flight.