This 21 days Uganda birding expedition allows you to explore the most sought-after bird species of Uganda and spot the best of 1073 total bird species found in Uganda. 

Day 1 ARRIVAL AT THE AIRPORT THEN TRANSFER TO THE HOTEL

Arrival at the airport where you will be picked by your safari guide and later transported to your hotel for an overnight and if you arrive early, we can start ticking off our wish list with species like Eastern Plantain Eater, Black Headed Gonolek, Northern Brown-throated Weaver, Red Chested Sunbird and many more.

Day 2: BIRDING MABIRA FOREST THEN TRANSFER TO MOUNT. ELGON

We leave our hotel in the morning for Mabira Forest in favor of ticking off our wish list for birds like Black Kite, White-headed Wood hoopoe, White-spotted Flufftail and many more.

Day 3: WHOLE DAY BIRDING THE MOUNT. ELGON RANGES

This morning we leave for Kapkwai part of mount Elgon to look for our target species like the Jacksons Francolin, Moorland Francolin, Montane Nightjar, Lammergeier, Taccaze Sunbird, Pearl Spotted Owlet Mottled Swifts, Black throated Apalis, White bellied Tit, Golden Winged Sunbird, Ayre’s Hawk Eagle, Eastern Mountain Greenbul, Red-Winged Starling, Sharpes Starling, Red-fronted Parrot, Hartlaub’s Turaco and in the evening,  we can try looking for the rare Nubian Nightjar.

Day 4: BIRDING TOWARDS MOROTO

Today we take on the long drive to Moroto birding along the way via the country’s biggest game reserve (Pian-upe game reserve) along the way we boost chances of seeing the country’s endemic specie the Fox’s weaver amongst other birds like the Karamoja Apalis, Giant Kingfisher, Shelly’s Sparrow, Superb Starling, Secretary Bird, Common Ostrich, Hartlaub’s Bustard and the unique Jackson’s Hornbill, the white-headed buffalo- weaver then transfer and have an overnight.

Day 5: BIRDING MATHENIKO GAME RESERVE

Today morning we drive to Matheniko game reserve where we shall unleash a lot of savannah species like Steel Blue Wydah, Purple Grenadier, Archers Francolin Stone Partridge, Black-headed Plover, White-bellied Go-away Bird, Jackson’s Hornbill, Hemp Rich’s Hornbill, handsome Silver bird, Grey-headed and Pygmy Batis, Bristle-crowned and Superb Starlings, Eastern Violet-backed Sunbird, White-headed Buffalo Weaver, Purple Grenadier and Straw-tailed Whydah, African Grey-Fly-catcher,PurpleRoller,White-billed Buffalo-Weaver,

Day 6: BIRDING MOUNT MOROTO AND FOX’S WEAVER SEARCH

Today we drive to Mount Moroto looking for more savannah species White-crested Helmet-shrike, Orange River Francolin, The infamous Boran Cisticola Peregrine Falcon, Mocking Cliff-chat, Little Rock Thrush, Common Rock Thrush, African Hill-babbler then later drive to Katakwi to real search for the true country’s endemic the Fox’s Weaver, Parasitic Weaver, Heuglins Masked Weaver, Grey capped Social Weaver, Vitelline Masked Weaver, Four-banded Sandgrouse, Rose Ringed Paraket, Senegal Coucal, African Scops-Owl, Pennant-Winged Nightjar, Plain Nightjar, Blue-napped Mouse bird, Abyssinian Roller, Rufous Chatterer.

Day 7: DRIVE TO MURCHSION FALLS NATIONAL PARK

Today we transfer to Uganda’s Largest protected area, Murchison Falls National Park where you will have an introduction to lots of savannah species like Bruce’s Pigeon, Giant Kingfisher, Osprey, Long-toed Plover, Grey-headed Kingfisher, Vinaceous Dove, Black-headed Lapwing, Abyssinian Ground Hornbill, Rock Pratincole, Yellow-fronted Tinkerbird, Black-billed Barbet, Long-tailed Night jar bird, Weaver Birds, Yellow-billed Stork, Martial Eagle, Silver bird, Gray crowned Crane, Sand pipers, Pied Kingfishers, Standard-winged Nightjar, Malachite Kingfishers, Blue headed, Coucal, Denham’s Bustard, Swamp fly catcher, Goliath Heron, African Jacana, Secretary Bird, White crested Turaco, Red-throated Bee eater, Saddle-billed stork, Senegal Thick-Knee, Red winged Grey Warbler

Day 8: BIRDING AND BOAT CRUISE ON THE NILE

Early Morning game drive for more savannah species like the Speckle Fronted Weaver, Swallow Tailed Bee-eater, African Pygmy Kingfisher, Red-Necked Falcon, Southern and northern and southern Carmine Bee-eater then later do an afternoon boat cruise that will unveil you to more water birds like the red throated bee-eaters nesting by the cliff sides, African skimmer, Shoebill, African Darter after the cruise we shall do an evening extended birding for more species like the Brown backed Scrub – Robbin, Red faced Crombec, Harlequin Quail.

Day 9: TRANSFER TO MASINDI BIRDING ALONG THE WAY

Today Morning we bird leaving the park to Masindi in search of more savannah species like the Red collared widow bird, Red Faced Cisticola, Yellow Mantled Widow bird, Diederik Cuckoo, White Browed Coucal, Black Headed Heron, African Palm Swift, White Headed Barbet, Grey headed Kingfisher, Stripped Kingfisher in the evening we can go and bird watch in Kasokwa Forest then transfer back to Masindi for an overnight stay.

Day 10: WHOLE DAY BIRDING ROYAL MILE AND THE FAMOUS MASINDI-KAFU STRETCH

Today we bird heading to Royal Mile in Budongo Forest in search of more targets like the Cabanis Bunting, Brown Twin spot, White-browed Scrub-robin, then later we shall enter the forest to search for the rare forest species like Hairy-breasted Barbet, Yellow-spotted Barbet, Yellow-billed Barbet, Brown-eared Woodpecker, Yellow-crested Woodpecker, Black-capped Apalis, Ituri Batis, Chestnut-caped Flycatcher, Grey-headed Sunbird, Western-black Headed Oriole, African Crowned Eagle, Nahan’s Francolin, White-spotted Flufftail, Sabine’s Spine tail, Cassin’s Spine tail, Blue-breasted Kingfisher, Chocolate-backed Kingfisher, Dwarf Kingfisher, Blue-throated Roller, Piping Hornbill, White-thighed Hornbill, Spotted Greenbul, Fire-crested Alethe, Blue-shouldered Robin-Chat, Red-capped Robin-Chat, Lemon-bellied Crombec, Rufous-crowned Elemomela, Yellow-browed Camaroptera in the evening we shall drive back and bird watch the Masindi-Kafu stretch

Day 11: LONG DAY TRANSFER TO SEMULIKI NATIONAL PARK

Whole day Transfer to Semuliki National Park birding as we stop along the way where we hope to see many birds like the Northern Grey Headed Sparrow, Violet backed Starling, Ross’s Turaco, Brime stone Canary, Black kite, Village Indigo Bird, and later check in with an optional evening Forest birding around Semuliki.

Day 12: BIRDING THE FAMOUS KIRUMIYA TRAIL

Today, we wake up so early to meet the Semuliki specials like the Nkulengu Rail then we spend the whole day at Kirumiya trail looking for more species like Blue Swallow, White-throated Blue Swallow, Swamp Palm Bulbul, Spotted Greenbul, White-starred Robin, Lowland Akalat, Red-throated Alethe, Fire-crested Alethe, Snowy-headed Robin-Chat, Blue-shouldered Robin-Chat, Red-eyed Puff back, White-tailed Robin-Chat, Northern Bearded Scrub-Robin, Capped Wheatear, Common Stonechat, Abyssinian Ground-Thrush, Oberlaender’s Ground-Thrush, Grey Ground-Thrush, Little Grey Greenbul, Toro Olive Greenbul, Mountain Greenbul, Yellow-throated Nicator, Western Nicator, Purple-throated Cuckoo-shrike, Petit’s Cuckoo-shrike, Black Saw-wing, Eurasian Oystercatcher, Long-tailed Hawk, Red-thighed Sparrow hawk, Chestnut-flanked Goshawk, Grant’s Bluebill, Afep Pigeon, Blue-headed Coucal, Bates’s Nightjar, Swamp Nightjar, Cassin’ Spinetail, Sabine’s Spinetail, White-bellied Kingfisher, Shining-blue Kingfisher, then later

Day 13: BIRDING THE MONKEY TRAIL, THEN LATER TRANSFER TO KIBALE FOREST

Today we go back to the same Forest but birding a different trail called Monkey Trail which will introduce you to more spectacular birds like yellow-throated Cuckoo, Piping Hornbill, Red-billed Dwarf Hornbill, Black Dwarf Hornbill, White-crested Hornbill, Black-casqued Wattled Hornbill, Red-rumped Tinkerbird, African Piculet, White-throated Blue Swallow, Yellow-throated Nicator, Leaf-love, Swamp Palm Bulbul, Lemon-bellied Crombec, Maxwell’s Black Weaver, Crested Malimbe, Red-bellied Malimbe, Blue-billed malimbe, Chestnut-breasted Negrofinch, Orange-cheeked Waxbill. Then from there we shall drive to kibale Forest National Park

Day 14: GREEN BREASTED PITTA SEARCH AND THE BIGODI SWAMP WALK

Early morning Birding in search of the most sought after bird,the, Green-breasted Pitta, African Pitta, Pigeon, White-napped Pigeon, Crowned Eagle, Red-chested Owlet, Black Bee-eater, Western Nicator, Yellow-rumped Tinkerbird, Little Greenbul, Brown-chested Alethe, Blue-breasted Kingfisher, African Grey Parrot, Scaly-breasted Illadopsis ,Brown Illadopsis, Black-capped Apalis, Blue-headed Sunbird, Collared Apalis, Dusky Crimsonwing, Blue-throated brown Sunbird, Red-faced Woodland Warbler, Yellow Spotted Nicator, Little Greenbul, Black-eared Ground Thrush and the Abyssinian Ground-thrush then later do an afternoon Bigodi Swamp Walk for more species like the Papyrus Gonolek, White winged Warbler, greater reed warbler, Great Blue Turaco, Brown Throated Wattle-eye, double Toothed Barbet then head back to the hotel

Day 15 LONG DRIVE TO BWINDI IMPENETRABLE FOREST (BUHOMA SECTOR)

Today we drive a long journey to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest  but so rewarding making several stops along the way in Maramabagambo Forest looking at species like Yellowbill, African Crake, Orange Breasted Bushrike, Saddle Billed Stork in the evening when we get to Bwindi we can check out some spots for the Red-Chested Flufftail, Red Headed Blue bill, Black Throated Seedeater, African Citril among other birds, we shall also try our luck on searching for the Hilderbrandt’s Francolin around the ishasha stretch

Day 16: WHOLE DAY BIRDING THE BUHOMA TRAIL

Whole day Birding Buhoma Trail which introduces us to rare Albertine endemics and other birds like the Narrow-tailed Starlings, Wallers Starling, Northern Double Collared Sunbird, Chapin’s Flycatcher, Black Bee-Eater, Dusky Tit, Brown-caped Weaver, the Yellow-billed and yellow-spotted Barbets, the African and Black-and-white Shrike Flycatchers, Common Stonechat, Brown-throated and Chestnut Wattle-eyes, Apalises, Equatorial Akalat, Slaty Flycatcher, White-bellied Robin-Chat, Black-throated Apalis, Mountain Masked Apalis, Grey Apalis, Chestnut-throated Apalis, the Olive-green and Grey-backed Camaroptera, White-chinned Prinia, Green Hylia, Short-tailed Warbler, White-tailed Anti-thrush, Cape Wagtail, Grey-capped Warbler, Black-faced Rufous Warbler, Red-faced Woodland Warbler, Grauer’s Warbler, Grauer’s Rush Warbler, White-browed Crombec

Day. 17: BIRDING THE NECK TO RUHIJA

Today we leave in the morning to go bird watching in the Neck, the neck is a stretch that connects Buhoma Sector to Ruhija Sector, the unique stretch has a lot to offer like the African Black Duck, Honey Guide Greenbul, Bar tailed Trogon, Crested Mantled Flycatcher, Many Collared Bushrike, Lagden’s Bush-shrike, Grey Headed Bushrike, Blue Headed Crested Fly catcher among many then later we shall drive to Ruhija and in the evening we can surely bird watch at the forest edge.

Day 18: BIRDING RUHIJA THEN LATER TRANSFER TO MGAHINGA NATIONAL PARK VIA ECHUYA FOREST

Morning Birding in Ruhija at the community trail for special Albertine endemics like the Blue Headed Sunbird, Regal Sunbird, Rwenzori Batis, Strange weaver, Chubb’s Cisticola, Grey Throated Barbet, Yellow-eyed Black Flycatcher, White-tailed blue flycatcher, Brown-capped warbler, Black-billed Weaver, Black-necked Weaver, Red-headed Malimbe, Grey-headed Sparrow, Waller’s Starling, Stuhlmann’s Starling, Montane Oriole, Many Coloured Bush-shrike, Bocage’s Bush-shrike, Brown-crowned Tchagra, Pink-footed Puffback, Luther’s Bush-shrike, Doherty`s Bush-shrike, Mountain Illadopsis, Rwenzori Nightjar after we shall later transfer to Mgahinga National Park but making a stopover at more birds in Echuya Forest for species like the Kandt’s Waxbill, Blackcap, Kivu Thrush, African Hill Babbler, Dusky Twin spot among other birds.

Day 19: WHOLE DAY BIRDING IN THE MGAHINGA GORILLA NATIONAL PARK

Today we boost our whole day of  more luck unleashing more great birds at Mgahinga National Park for species like Rwenzori Turaco, Shelley’s Crimson swing, Western Green Tinkerbird, Crowned Hornbill, Black Kite and Crowned Crane, Handsome Francolin, Dusky Turtle Dove, Alpine Chat, Kivu Ground Thrush, White-tailed Blue Flycatcher, Lagden’s Bush Shrike, Scarlet-tufted Malachite Sunbird, Cinnamon Bracken Warbler, Montane Double-collared Sunbird Banded Prinia and Doherty’s Bush Shrike are vocal yet inconspicuous inhabitants of tangles at the forest edge whilst Cinnamon-chested Bee-eater, White-eyed Slaty Flycatcher and Mackinnons’s Fiscal. later we shall drive off to head back to our hotel in the evening.

Day 20: TRANSFER TO LAKE MBURO AND EVENING BOAT CRUISE

Early transfer to lake Mburo National Park birding along the way to search for the Papyrus Yellow Warbler, Papyrus Canary, Sedge warbler, in the evening we shall do a boat cruise searching for the Crested, Coqui, and the Red-winged Francolins, Blue-spotted Wood Dove, Brown Parrot, Barefaced Go-away bird, Harlequin and Blue Quails, Common Button Quail, White-headed and Red-faced Barbet, Greenwood Hoopoe, Common Scimitar bill, Blue-napped Mousebird, Blue-breasted and Shining-blue Kingfishers, Lilac-breasted Roller, African-grey Hornbill, the Nubian, Buff-spotted, Brown-eared, and the Grey Woodpeckers, Trilling, Stout, and Wing-snapping Cisticolas, Red-necked Spurfowl, Black-bellied Bustard, Temminck’s Courser, African-wattled Plover, Rufous napped and Flappet larks, Rufous-chested Swallow ,Yellow-throated Longclaw, Black-winged Bishop, Chubb’s, Carruther’s and a number of other Cisticolas, the Lesser and Great Swamp Warblers, among others.

Day 21: TRANSFER BACK TO ENTEBBE FOR YOUR FLIGHT BACK HOME

Today we climax the day with birding around the park as we drive towards Entebbe for our safe flight back home, we shall make several stops trying out the last bye species that are worth like the Greater honey guide, Black Faced waxbills, Hottenstein, Pied Hornbill, Short Toed Snake Eagle, Grey Kestrel, African Hooded Vulture among the many bringing our long trip to an end.

15-days Birding Uganda and Wildlife Adventure will include Uganda’s most know birding destination and wildlife experience which includes, Rhino tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, Boat safari to the Murchison Falls, Chimp tracking in Kibale, Game-viewing drives in Queen Elizabeth, ultimate gorilla trekking in Bwindi National Park.

Day 1: Arrive at Entebbe Airport and Transfer to the hotel.

Upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport, you will be met by our professional tour guide who will warmly welcome you into the Pearl of Africa and later drive you to check in at your hotel in Entebbe or Kampala.

Day 2: Visit the Mabamba Swamp.

Early transfer to Mabamba Swamp, 50 km west of Kampala. Mabamba Swamp is one of the best places to spot the rare Shoebill Stork. But also, many other species can be found here, like the Allen’s Gallinule, Grey herons, African Water Rail, Goliath, Purple and a variety of egrets and ducks. The best way to enjoy the rich birdlife is by canoe. In the afternoon visit the Botanical gardens the best place in Entebbe to spot many species of birds, tropical trees, plants, flowers, butterflies and monkeys in abundance along Lake Victoria. Have the afternoon at leisure.

Day 3: Transfer from Entebbe to Murchison Falls National Park. Approx. 350km/6-7hrs drive.

Today we will depart for the most beautiful, protected area in Uganda: Murchison Falls National Park. Enroute we will make a stop at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, home to the only wild rhinos in Uganda. The reserve was created to reintroduce rhinos to the country which had been extinct since 1982. Together with a guide you will track the rhinos and observe them in their habitat at a very close and safe distance.

Have lunch at the Rhino sanctuary and thereafter we will drive to Murchison Falls National Park and drive for an hour deeper into the National Park to the site of Murchison Falls after which the park is named – one of Uganda ‘s most beautiful sights. If time allows, you will be able to visit to Top of the falls for a first view of the magnificent waterfalls. Check in at your lodge for dinner and overnight. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 4: Morning game drive in Murchison Falls National Park

After an early breakfast we start the day with a game drive on the northern bank of the Nile, with chances of seeing Nubian Giraffe, elephants, lions, Lelwel’s Hartebeest, Oribis, Waterbucks, different species of the savannah woodland birds, and if lucky even the elusive leopard to top the Africa’s “The Big 5” amongst a multitude of African plains game before returning to your lodge for lunch.

In the afternoon, enjoy a Nile launch cruise to the bottom of the water falls for game viewing at close quarters. Visit the top of the falls. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 5: Game drives in Murchison Falls National Park

Morning delta cruise and afternoon game drive. Optional chimp trekking in Budongo Forest at an extra cost.

Day 6: Transfer from Murchison Falls NP – Kibale Forest National Park.

After breakfast, check out and drive south to Fort Portal, with lunch (packed) enroute. Fort portal rests in the shadow of the fabled ‘Mountains of the Moon’ and is famous for her many tea plantations.

Continue into Kibale National Park arriving at the lodge in time for dinner and overnight. Kibale Forest National Park is an extensive Biodiversity National Park in South Uganda and also known as the “Primate Paradise” has one of the greatest varieties and concentration of primates in Africa including our famous cousins the Chimpanzee, Red Colobus Monkeys, Vervet Monkeys, L’Hoest’s, Black-and- White Colobus and the Olive Baboons. There is also a wide array of unique birds, forest elephants (smaller and hairier than the more familiar savannah elephant) and much more.

Day 7: Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale Forest – afternoon Bigodi Swamp

Today the forest opens its doors for a sensational chimpanzee tracking experience. Following the pre-tracking briefing, you will walk or drive to the trailhead for the start of an unforgettable adventure – hiking in the footsteps of the habituated family of chimpanzees.

Enroute, your guide will enthrall you with stories and facts about the forest and her other inhabitants including other species of primates and birds and other big mammals. Upon sighting the chimpanzees, you will spend an unforgettable one hour with them as they go about their daily life – feeding, playing, grooming, taking care of their young, howling and screeching, in their natural habitat.

Return back to the lodge for lunch then in the afternoon enjoy a guided nature walk through the Bigodi wetland. Bigodi Swamp Walk is an initiative of the local community and is known for its rich diversity of birds and primates. The path and board walk maybe flooded and muddy after heavy rainfall and gumboots are recommended. The walk is about 4km in length taking 3-4 hours at birding pace with local community guides. All proceeds from eco- tourism go back to into the community, a conservation project well worth supporting. Later return to the lodge.

Day 8:  Crater lakes and afternoon at leisure

Visit the crater lakes in Kibale and have the afternoon at leisure. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 9: Transfer from Kibale – Queen Elizabeth National Park. Approx. 185km / 3hrs drive

After an early breakfast, you will proceed south alongside the majestic Rwenzori ‘Mountains of the Moon’ to Queen Elizabeth National Park. You will arrive in time for lunch and an afternoon game drive. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 10: Morning game drive and afternoon boat cruise

The day begins early when we start with a morning game drive and head to the mating ground of the Uganda kobs. We search for lions, elephants, buffaloes and other wild animals in their natural habitat. In the afternoon we take on a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, a natural channel between Lake Edward and Lake George. The channel is 33 km long and 2-3 km at its widest points.

The scheduled 2-hour boat ride (beverages and snacks included!) will cover a 12-14 km stretch of the channel, with almost guaranteed excellent wildlife sightings including multitudes of hippopotamus – possibly the world’s highest concentration – Nile crocodiles, wallowing buffaloes on its reedy banks, elephants, and birdlife. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 11:  Game drive in Ishasha Sector, game drive with sundowner

After your Exquisite breakfast, you will depart the northern part of QENP and drive to the southern section of Queen Elizabeth National Park in search of the tree climbing lions, with a game drive through the Ishasha side in search of the tree climbing lions It is a beautiful route with the Rwenzori Mountains on your right side and the green valley on the left this is one of the most amazing scenic views you will experience, getting there in time for lunch and some rest.

Later on, you will enjoy another game drive in search of the tree climbing lions, returning back in time for a beautiful sundowner at the lodge as you watch the sun go down. Later return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 12: Game drive in Ishasha sector.

Morning and afternoon game drive in Ishasha in search of the tree climbing lions. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 13: Queen Elizabeth – Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Approx. 100km/1hr drive

You will wake to a game drive in the wilderness while enjoying the sunrise that the wild has to offer, after your drive you will be amused to a bush breakfast set out in the heart of the park. After this check out and head further south to Bwindi National Park, home of the gorillas. Upon arrival check in and relax at the lodge. Later return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, home of the rare but critically endangered Mountain Gorillas (gorilla beringei beringei), lies on the edge of the Albertine Rift Valley in south-western Uganda, with a wide altitude range between 1,160m and 2,600m. The forest itself, dating back to the ice ages, is one of Uganda’s oldest and ecologically most diverse with almost 400 species of plants, 350 species of birds including 23 Albertine Rift endemics as well as 120 mammal’s species including lots of smaller ones like rodents and bats but also the Gorillas, Baboons, Elephants and Antelopes.

Day 14: Gorilla Tracking in Bwindi Impenetrable (3 to 8 hours)

Arise early today and prepare for an amazing adventure, an unforgettable encounter with the gentle giants of Bwindi! Following breakfast, transfer to the park offices where participants are divided into groups of 8 and allocated a gorilla family as well as a tracking guide. Please remember to bring your passport for registration, appropriate, waterproof hiking boots and a light raincoat. To protect from stinging nettles, we recommend long pants and long-sleeved tops. A pair of old gardening gloves can help grabbing onto the vegetation while most hotels/lodges provide a walking stick that come in very handy especially when hiking downhill.

A small waterproof backpack is an excellent idea to carry a light snack, bottled water as well as protection for your camera. After a pre-tracking briefing by your guide (touches on the gorillas generally, your assigned gorilla family as well as appropriate safety precautions), you drive to the trailhead for the start of your thrilling adventure – participants can expect to walk long distances in steep and sometimes muddy conditions with rain overhead, which can be tough and require a degree of fitness.

Granted, the time taken can be quite unpredictable taking anything from 2 to 8hrs or longer however the thrill of coming face to face with a giant Mountain Gorilla silverback will more than compensate for the effort in their quest. Upon sighting the gorillas, you spend the allowed one hour with them as they go about their daily life; feeding, moving, playing, raising their young and sometimes wrestling by the juveniles – it is a totally unique and unforgettable experience!

NB: Coming face to face with a giant Mountain Gorilla must truly be the most genuinely breathtaking wildlife experience on earth.

Afterwards, you hike back to base where your Driver will be waiting to transfer you to the lodge for a deserved shower and lunch or dinner depending on the time taken on the trek.

Day 15:  Fly to Entebbe and Departure

After breakfast, transfer to Kihihi Airstrip for your morning domestic flight to Entebbe ETD 09h45 ETA 11h25, transfer to the ldoge for a day room. Later transfer to Entebbe Airport, connect with your international flight back home.