Rwanda & Uganda Primate & Wildlife Safari

Welcome to the Land of a Thousand Hills. Upon arrival at Kigali International Airport, you’ll be met by your representative and transferred to your hotel for check-in and relaxation after your journey.

Explore Kigali’s vibrant culture and rich history, including a visit to the Genocide Memorial and local markets. After lunch, embark on a scenic drive to Volcanoes National Park, home of the endangered mountain gorillas.

Head into the forest for an exhilarating trek to see the rare and playful golden monkeys. In the afternoon, engage with the local community through cultural activities and storytelling.

Travel through beautiful countryside as you cross the border into Uganda. Arrive in Bwindi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and sanctuary for mountain gorillas.

Venture deep into the forest for your first unforgettable encounter with a gorilla family. Watch them interact and feed in their natural habitat—an experience like no other.

Choose a second gorilla trekking permit for another immersive forest encounter, or enjoy a slower day with nature walks, lodge relaxation, and time to absorb the atmosphere of Bwindi.

Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park through the scenic Ishasha sector, known for its famous tree-climbing lions. Enjoy a game drive en route.

Begin your day with a thrilling morning game drive, spotting elephants, lions, and more. In the afternoon, take a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, teeming with hippos, crocodiles, and vibrant birdlife.

Depart for the lush Kibale Forest, known as the primate capital of the world. Arrive and relax at your lodge nestled in the tropical rainforest.

Trek into the forest to track chimpanzees, observing their playful behavior and complex social dynamics. The forest is also home to many other primates and bird species.

Enjoy a relaxed drive to Lake Mburo, Uganda’s smallest savannah park. Arrive in time for an evening game drive or sundowner at the lodge.

Set out on foot with a ranger for a guided nature walk—Lake Mburo is one of the few parks where walking safaris are possible. Spot zebra, giraffe, and other wildlife up close.

Start your day with a unique horseback safari before heading back to Entebbe. En route, stop at the Equator for photos and souvenirs. Arrive in time for your international departure. Optional: enjoy a sunset cruise on Lake Victoria if your schedule allows.