Day 1:  The beginning of your 3 day Queen Elizabeth Safari. An early morning start at around 6 am from Kampala and (English Speaking Driver -Safari Equipped Vehicle) drive on through some of Uganda's most beautiful countryside arriving at Queen Elizabeth around lunchtime.  Here we check in to the lodging Accommodation of your choice. 

A comfortable lunch and some deserved rest, in some of accommodations there is a pool where you can relax, but let the realizations set in that you are in African Wilderness even though you might be in an up-market facility 

In the afternoon is the first of your game drives for you to see the animals and birds of Queen Elizabeth National Park.  When one says game drive, it is slow in order not to miss anything. A resident guide is on board who knows the animals, the birds, reptiles, plants and trees.  From the lovable warthogs with their raised tails, to the giant African Elephant, then the king of the beasts, the majestic Lion.  Keep your eyes wide open, camera ready and enjoy.

Dinner at the accommodations that you have chosen and a quiet evening overlooking the savannah, a crater lake, Kazinga channel, depending on where you are staying.

Day 2:  There is nothing like  a breakfast while on Safari and there is nothing like the smell of it as you awaken. It is off to a morning game drive catching some of the nocturnal animals as they call it a night. As you drive along there is nothing like a herd of Elephants moving across the track ahead of you.  A pair of lions in the distant savannah grass.  Buffaloes grazing in the early morning hour.  Birds flying overhead, maybe a rock python here or there.  The game track rides last about 2 1/2 to 3 hours but you won't even realize the time has gone by.

Back to your accommodations here at Queen Elizabeth, enjoy some unscheduled time and then it is lunch time after which you are off on a boat ride along the Kazinga Channel where there are hippos, hippos and more hippos.  In between are hundreds of birds of all kinds, some crocodiles and of course more hippos, and elephants and buffaloes.  It is simply a fabulous, slow boat ride that usually is one of the highlights of a safari to Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Enjoy dinner and another night under the African star filled sky as you sit outside quietly taking it all in.

Day 3:  Another fulfilling breakfast and then the sad part of checking out and our journey back to Kampala begins with lunch in Masaka and onward to Kampala, a stop at the Equator for some photos and we will reach Kampala in the early evening.

Make it a four day Safari and add on Chimpanzee tracking in the Kyambura Gorge of Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Add tracking the Tree Climbing Lions Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth Park, this can be an overnight trip or simply a game drive added.

Safari Price-includes: Transport including fuel and English Speaking driver - Water , all park fees, accommodations, game drives, boat launch trip, top of falls excursion and all food.  It does not include Tips, alcoholic beverages and drinks, laundry, or any other purchases you might make.

3 day Ishasha Plains Tree Climbing Lion Safari: in the remote part of Queen Elizabeth Park

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