Queen Elizabeth National Park

Safari Details

Experience the best of Uganda's wildlife in this compact 3-day adventure. Perfect for travelers with limited time who want to witness the incredible diversity of African wildlife.

Safari highlights

Game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park
Boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel
Chance to see the famous tree-climbing lions
Professional wildlife guide throughout the safari

Safari Plans

Day 1Arrival & Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park
Morning pickup from your hotel in Kampala/Entebbe. Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park with lunch en route.
- Evening game drive to spot elephants, buffalos, and various antelope species. Overnight at a comfortable lodge with dinner included.
Day 2Game Drive & Boat Safari
Early morning game drive in the Kasenyi plains, known for lion sightings. Afternoon boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel to see hippos, crocodiles, and numerous water birds.
- Evening at leisure with optional cultural performance. Full board accommodation.
Day 3Ishasha Sector & Return
Morning game drive in the Ishasha sector, famous for tree-climbing lions. Picnic lunch before return journey to Kampala/Entebbe. Arrival in the evening.
- Depending on your interest you can choose to hit the rapids and flip over or choose a moreless adventure trip.

Safari Package Inclusions

Transport on 4WD.
Meals and accommodation.
All park entrance fees to include government taxes.
Service of an English-speaking professional driver/guide.
Complimentary return airport transfers in case you desire after the trip.
Bottled water whilst on safari.
All Taxes.
Support: 24/7 customer support, ensuring you have a smooth and enjoyable travel experience.

Not Included

Personal Expenses: Expenses such as souvenirs, laundry, telephone calls, and additional activities beyond the itinerary are not covered.
Gratuities: Tipping for guides, drivers, and hotel staff is not included and is at the discretion of the traveler.
Optional Activities: Costs associated with optional activities and excursions not mentioned in the itinerary are the responsibility of the traveler.
Visa Fees: Any fees related to visa processing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What cultural experiences are included in the community visit?

You'll experience traditional dances, witness craft-making demonstrations (pottery, basket weaving), participate in cooking local dishes, engage with village elders through storytelling sessions, and visit artisan workshops. This immersive experience supports local livelihoods through direct purchases of handmade crafts.
How should we dress for the cultural village visits?

Wear modest, comfortable clothing that covers shoulders and knees as a sign of respect. Light, breathable fabrics are recommended. Avoid flashy jewelry and consider bringing a hat/sunglasses for sun protection during outdoor activities.
What health precautions are required for primate encounters?

REQUIRED VACCINATIONS: Yellow Fever (certificate required), COVID-19 recommended, Hepatitis A & B recommended, Typhoid recommended, CRITICAL RULES DURING TRACKING: 7m minimum distance (gorillas), No coughing/sneezing toward primates, Wearing masks is optional but encouraged, No access if actively sick.
What's the best time of day/year to visit the National Park ?

The park is open year-round with distinct advantages each season: BEST VIEWING TIME: Early morning (6:30-10am) best for predator sightings, Late afternoon (3:30-6pm) best for waterfall photography.
Are the cultural experiences suitable for children?

Absolutely! Children particularly enjoy the interactive elements - dancing, drumming lessons, and sweet treats making. We adjust activities based on group composition, and villagers are exceptionally welcoming to young visitors.