The 3-day Queen Elizabeth National Park tour takes us to the most visited protected area in Uganda and the second largest protected area in the country. Covering a total area of 1978 km², Queen Elizabeth National Park is home to approximately 95 species of mammals and over 600 species of birds. The park has the highest number of mammal and bird species, ahead of Uganda’s nine other national parks and ten game reserves. During this 3-day tour, we will take a boat ride on the Kazinga Canal and game drives to see the animals. Optional activities like chimpanzee tracking in Kyambura Gorge, lion tracking and visiting the Igongo Cultural Museum can also be included in the itinerary.

Queen Elizabeth National Park 3-Day Tour Itinerary

Day 1: Travel to Queen Elizabeth National Park

At 7:00 a.m. at your hotel in Kampala or Entebbe, you will be welcomed by our driver from Zizou Tours And Travel. After a briefing and individual presentation, you will board and begin your journey to Queen Elizabeth National Park. A stop is planned at the Ugandan Equator Monument for the experience of water in the middle of the earth. Lunch will take place in the town of Mbarara. After lunch, the road takes us through the farms of Ankole to finally access the Queen Elizabeth National Park. The descent reveals the panoramic beauty of the park dotted with trees, crater lakes and other lakes like George and Edward. Installation in your lodge, refreshments and dinner.

Day 2: Sunrise – safari, afternoon boat cruise in the Kazinga channel, brief sunset safari.

Wake up to the sounds of nature, hop on board and embark on a sunrise safari. The vast savannah plains, swamps and forests of Queen Elizabeth Park are home to around 95 mammals and more than 600 species of birds. Here you will find lions, leopards, elephants, warthogs, bush hogs, Cape buffalo and waterbucks, among others. We will use a network of trails to access animal habitats and create more opportunities for you to see and experience everything nature has available to you.

After lunch, transfer to the pier to arrive in time for the afternoon boat cruise on the Kazinga Canal. A stretch of water that connects Lakes George and Edward, the Kazinga Channel is the lifeline/habitat of the Nile crocodiles, arguably the largest concentration of hippos on planet Earth. Different species of egrets, herons, storks, fish eagles, Egyptian geese and cormorants, among other bird species, can be easily observed. The canal is a source of water for elephants, buffaloes and many other bird species. Return to the dock and end the day in nature with a brief safari.

Day 3: Queen Elizabeth National Park – return to Kampala or Entebbe

Admire the sunrise over the plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park, have a leisurely breakfast and head back to Entebbe. Lunch in Mbarara and another stop at the Ugandan equator. Return to Entebbe and check-in at the hotel or airport. End of the safari.

INCLUSIONS OF THE SAFARI QUOTE:

Private road transport in good 4×4 safari vehicles
Pick up and drop off from Kampala or Entebbe
Safari in the park
Accommodation and all meals as per itinerary
French speaking driver/guides.
One liter of bottled water per day.
Boat cruise on the Kazinga Canal
All activities listed in the safari program

EXCLUSIONS FROM THE SAFARI PRICE:

Accommodation before and after the safari in Kampala and Entebbe.
Optional activities.
Personal insurance
Tips, drinks and souvenirs
All items of a personal nature