Continue your Uganda primate safari in Kibale National Park. While here, stay on the edge of a crater lake in cozy cottage accommodations. Over two days, experience an exciting primate walk in the park, which buzzes with wildlife. It also gives you that chance to see and hear the 13 different species of primates that reside here.

You will then travel to Queen Elizabeth National Park and the riverside of Ishasha Wilderness Camp. Indeed, Queen Elizabeth is a notable destination for wildlife tours, chimpanzee tracking, and birding safaris. While you are here, hop in a game vehicle to see lions, elephants, bushbucks, and the Ugandan kob. Your primate safari will also include the outstanding scenery along the Crater track leading to volcanic craters at the foothills of the misty Mountains of the Moon. The view is absolutely breathtaking.

After Queen Elizabeth, it’s on to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest to continue your Uganda primate safari. From a secluded location on the Munyanga River, you will take the next three days to explore the dense forest and its families of habituated gorillas. After early breakfasts, you will go out with guides and rangers to track these gorillas over several hours. Game drives and nearby cultural explorations are also possible, enhancing your enriching visit to this beautiful protected area.

Next, spend one day exploring Lake Mburo National Park and its varied mosaic of forest and swampland habitats. Here you can enjoy both game drives and boat trips into the wild to see the zebras, impalas, elands, topi, and buffaloes.

Your Uganda primate safari concludes with a two-day stop in Jinja, a wonderful end to an incredible journey. You will spend these last two days on one of the Nile’s lush mid-stream islands and have the option to end your trip with thrilling white water rafting on the Nile River. Our Uganda primate safari packs in all of the wildlife and wonder of a truly wild kingdom. Book this Africa adventure safari today!