Day 1 - The 7 Day Uganda African Wildlife and Mountain Gorilla Safari begins:  Leaving Kampala early in the morning after breakfast at your Hotel.  Drive toward Bwindi National Park through the Ugandan Countryside.  Once at Bwindi we will register you at your choice of lodging - better or budget according to your wishes.  The location of lodging can depend on where your permit is for in the park and your preferences for lodging at Bwindi. Lunch at a Lakeview Hotel in Mbarara along the way, dinner once you reach your lodging destination.

Day 2 - The day of the Gorilla tracking (trekking) adventure at Bwindi Impenetrable Forest:  An early breakfast and then a pre-tracking (trekking) briefing to go over guidelines for you and your safety.  The Gorilla tracking (trekking) begins soon afterwards and can be from a short walk to an all day hike  through rough terrain (No one under 15 years of age).  Lunch and a visit to a pygmy village (depending on time still available).  That evening dinner at your lodging place and rest.

The Bwindi Impenetrable Forest Gorilla tracking (trekking) day is certainly an experience of a lifetime and something that remains with you for a long time.  There is nothing like seeing a giant Silverback Gorilla or a Mother and Baby Gorilla up close.

Day 3 - The Uganda Wildlife Safari moves on: An early breakfast once again and departure for Queen Elizabeth National Park and your choice of accommodations.  Lunch and then later anafternoon game drive in the shadows of the Rwenzori Mountains.  Lots of game to be seen here from lions to elephants, from hippos to leopards and more.

Day 4 - Queen Elizabeth Park Wildlife Safari: Early rise and then a sunrise game drive. Afterwards there is a sumptuous breakfast, that morning you will also go and see the crater areas with their breathtaking view.  Afternoon boat ride on the Kazinga channel with all of its wildlife and abundance of birds.  Then it is off to an evening game drive, dinner and rest at your lodging place.

Day 5: Queen Elizabeth Park - Chimpanzee tracking (trekking) - & Night Game Drive:  Another great breakfast \.  This morning it is off to Kyambura Gorge for Chimpanzee tracking (trekking).  This is a relative easy walk guided by a Uganda Wildlife Authority Ranger who will guide you to the place where the chimps are.  They move nightly so it takes the skills of an experienced ranger to guide you to the chimpanzees.

Lunch at your choice of lodging

We return to our lodging facility for an early dinner after which we will take a nocturnal game drive.  A newly added feature at Queen Elizabeth Park.  You will find the creatures of the night moving about and even if your camera cannot take good shots, it is an awesome experience.

Day 6: We move to Lake Mburo National Park:  It is early breakfast and  off to Lake Mburo National Park.  The perfect place to break a long journey at one of the most delightful places in Uganda.  You can stay at one of the classy up-market tented camps that are eco-friendly and simply one of the nicest places you have ever stayed at or you can stay at the budget facility.

We arrive for an afternoon lunch and check-in and  then it is off to leisurely cruise around the lake.  There is much wildlife to be seen from hippos to crocodiles, birds of all kinds, buffaloes, zebras, antelopes and much more.

We return for some afternoon rest and then it is off to a sunset walk with a Uganda Wildlife Authority Ranger.  Again you will seem lots more animals and after the walk it is dinner at your lodging with a well deserved night of rest.

Day 7 - The Safari week is about to come to an end:  It is breakfast and an early morning game drive through the five lake game park, viewing the fabulous animals and birds in a lovely setting of acacia trees dotted savannah.

Checkout afterwards and a journey back to Kampala, on the way we stop at Masaka for lunch, back toward Kampala stopping at Nabusanke Trading Center where you can stand on the equator, also buy some souvenirs and crafts then on to Mpambire where you can observe the Buganda Royal Drum Makers and even buy a few, back on our homeward journey where we arrive in Kampala in the late afternoon.  A week of Uganda's best will remain with you for a long time to come.