7 Days Queen Elizabeth /Chimpanzees tracking/Entebbe

On arrival, our company representative will met you and transfer to Imperial resorts beach hotel, one of best hotel in Uganda,This is where you will spend the evening, dinner and overnight.

After break fast, Transport will be ready to drive you to Queen Elizabeth national Park, lunch will be en route as you explore 376 km of western Uganda, arriving in the evening to Mweya safari lodge, where you will have an evening relaxation, dinner and overnight.

A bush breakfast Woken up early, you will be driven to a beautiful picnic spot via the Channel Track and Campsite 2.

Along the way, there are chances to see elephant, lion, hippo, leopards, warthogs and other wildlife and bird life. Watch the eagles soar in the skies above the Kazing Channel while you eat your freshly prepared breakfast in the wildest setting.

Later return at the lodge at mid day relaxation, after lunch you will be go water safari at kazinga channel

The 36km Kazinga Channel connects two Rift Valley lakes: Edward and George. These are named after Queen Victoria’s son and heir, Edward VII and his own successor, George V.

Early explorers in Africa often had to cope with inhospitable terrain and travel by boat was especially difficult. Now you can experience the sights and sounds that greeted these early pioneers in luxury and comfort. Cruise the Kazinga Channel and view the immense concentration of hippos at close range, spot over 100 species of water birds, marvel at the majestic elephants in their natural habitat and the notorious Nile crocodiles sunbathing on the channel bank.

The Sunbird seats ten passengers in comfort, or for the ultimate in luxury enjoy refreshments and canopies aboard the Kingfisher, which seats twelve. Both launches have experienced guides and crew, with all the necessary safety equipment.

After a day of enjoyment, you will return to the lodge at the evening, dinner and overnight.

After Breakfast, get ready for tracking chimpanzees in the dramatic Kyambura Gorge on the eastern side of the park, 35kms from the Lodge.

It is home to a variety of wildlife, including the only primates in the Queen Elizabeth National Park. The area is an important water source for many animals and is surrounded by savanna, but is generally noted for its high concentration of primate life located in the gorge.

You can also find red-tailed monkey, black-and-white Columbus, baboons and vervet monkeys. The gorge is also known for its variety of bird species including various falcons, the blue-headed bee-eater and the African Fin foot.

Return to the lodge for lunch, and relaxation afternoon on your choice.Dinner and overnight.

After break fast, get ready for a long drive to Entebbe, arriving in late afternoon.After check inn at Imperial resort beach hotel, you can visit the beach of Lake Victoria, dinner and overnight in the hotel.

After breakfast, our guide will pick you and take you to the animal orphanage park, which we usually call the zoo. There are not many animal species inside the zoo, mostly those whom inhabiting Uganda. The park itself is pretty huge and nice place for a walking tours. at the orphanage the animals are trained here to send back to their natural environment, once they are ready and well prepared to survive there. you will also see lots of bird species that live around the Victoria Lake, mostly storks, ducks and crowned cranes. The Animal Orphanage in Entebbe housing more then dozen bird species but most of them stay on the high trees, out of camera reach natural environment, once they are ready and well prepared to survive there.

Return to the hotel for lunch and afternoon at the beach. Dinner and over night at the hotel.

Breakfast in the hotel, and depending on your flight time, transfer will be ready to take you the Entebbe International Airport for you departure,Day room is available on request if your flight is in the evening.