Day 1 Kampala- Murchison Falls Np
Approximately 393kms 4-5hrs drive
Briefing on your safari. Depart Kampala or Entebbe in the morning. Visit the Ziwa
Rhino sanctuary later making a stopover in Masindi for Lunch. The sanctuary offers a
secure place where rhino populations can be expanded by breeding, protected from
human and non-human predators and gradually re-introduced into Uganda’s national
parks, while at the same time, allowing the public to enjoy these majestic animals,
as the project moves forward. Brief game viewing in the evening.
Over Night: Fort Murchison.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
Day 2 Game Drives and Boat Cruise- Hike to the Top of the Falls.
Spend the day in the park and go on to game viewing expeditions north of the Nile.
Later take a launch boat cruise from Paraa to the bottom of the mighty falls.

Game viewing along the river is stunning, with some of the largest crocodiles left in
Africa, hippos, elephants and birds, including the rare shoebill stork, basking on the
banks of the Nile. Hike to the top of the dramatic Murchison Falls, crashing through a
narrow Gorge.
Over Night: Fort Murchison.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Day 3 Delta Circuit and Evening Game Drive.
In the morning you visit the delta circuit, north of the river with its giraffe, lion and
Ugandan kob. As you go with the boat through this section you will have the
opportunity to come across the famous shoebill stork that is the cause for many on
safari.

During the heat of the day relax at your lodge with a cup of iced tea or water.
Evening game drive will be on the books with your guide waiting in the wings.
Over Night: Fort Murchison.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
Day 4 Trek in Kaniyo Pabidi/Forest Walk-Drive to Kampala
Approximately 393kms 4-5hrs drive
An early start. Leave for Pabidi in Budongo forest for a guided nature walk to track
chimpanzees of this ever endearing forest just next to Murchison falls National park
that you will be leaving behind. Also, recorded in Budongo forest are about 360 bird
species, 290 butterflies, 130 moths, 465 trees, and 24 mammals, of which 9 are
primates. Chimpanzee tracking is now popular and presents an opportunity to see
the chimps in a less crowded area of Uganda other than Kibale forest National Park.
Locating the chimps is easier between May and August as fruit is more readily
available. After you walk, we will Return to Kampala arriving later in the evening in
time for our outbound flight.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.