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Today is all about going on game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park! There are many animals to look for on a safari here, including lions, leopards, bush elephants, African buffaloes, cheetahs, spotted hyenas, chimpanzees, giant forest hogs, giraffes, zebras, Ugandan kobs, topis, waterbucks, warthogs, Nile crocs and hippos. There are also around 600 species of birds in the park (!), including greater and lesser flamingoes, long-crested eagles, shoebill storks, pin-tailed whydahs, Nubian woodpeckers and southern red bishops.

You head west this morning to reach Lake Mburo National Park. There's time relax at the lodge when you arrive before heading off on an optional night-time game drive. As you may well know, many animals are nocturnal, or at least like to hunt at night (hello, lions), so a game drive at this time ups your chances of seeing wildlife that often remains hidden or inactive during the day. Some of the exciting animals living in Lake Mburo National Park are giraffes, hippos, crocodiles, buffaloes, hyenas, leopards, bush pigs, zebras, topis, reedbucks, oribis, elands and duikers.
Lake Mburo National Park is one of those rare reserves where you can go explore and look for game outside of a vehicle! Today you have some optional activities to choose from, namely a walking safari, cycling safari or horse-riding safari. Each type of safari allows you to experience the landscape and wildlife from a different perspective, and moreover they can take you to parts of the park that vehicles can't reach!


This morning you head to Entebbe International Airport just outside of Kampala, the capital of Uganda, to catch your flight home. But en route you stop at the Equator sign! This is a great photo spot as you can straddle the Equator line, something few people ever get to do!
All accommodation
All meals
Drinking water
Airport transfers
All transport in a spacious safari car with pop-up roof (petrol included)
Professional, English-speaking Follow Alice guide and driver
All park fees
All activities specified in itinerary, incl. gorilla trek permit (US$700)
International airfares
Visas
Traveller's insurance
Optional activities

The Palm Beach Resort is a gorgeous establishment on the shore of Lake Kivu. Guests can enjoy the private beach, as well as the palm-dotted garden, which is the resort's pride and joy.

Rwakobo Rock is peaceful and secluded eco-friendly hotel and restaurant just outside of Lake Mburo National Park. Its cottages are dotted among the hills, and offer great sunset views.

The lodge sits high above the lake and enjoys a phenomenal view of the hills, lake and its many islets. Each of the 25 self-contained cottages has a deck that also lets you enjoy the panoramic view.

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