You’ll proceed to Queen Elizabeth National Park — Uganda’s oldest and second-largest park, located at the base of the massive Rwenzori Mountains. It stretches across the savannah plains around Lakes Edward and George, offering unbeatable game viewing opportunities.
Expect Elephants that trumpet when you get too close, lazy Leopards basking in the sun, abundant Gazelles and antelope species, Lions, Buffaloes, Hippos, and countless others roaming freely in their natural home.
Start your day with a morning game drive just in time for sunrise. You’ll search for wildlife like Elephants, Buffaloes, Lions, Waterbucks, Leopards, Uganda Kobs, and Warthogs. The golden light of dawn makes it perfect for amazing photos.
After lunch, take a boat safari along the Kazinga Channel — a natural waterway connecting Lake Edward and Lake George. Watch as Buffaloes, Elephants, Crocodiles, and Hippos gather along the shores. You’ll also spot Crested Eagles, Pelicans, and Cormorants — a living postcard of African wildlife.
Join researchers on a Lion tracking adventure — one of Queen Elizabeth’s signature experiences. You’ll help locate lions using radio tracking equipment, observe their behavior, and learn about conservation efforts. You’ve got a 95% chance to see lions up close!
Other activities include Mongoose tracking, Hippo census, and Bird counts — all incredible chances to contribute to wildlife research.
Venture into the southern Ishasha sector, famous for its Tree-Climbing Lions lounging in fig trees. Morning and evening game drives here offer prime sightings of Elephants, Buffaloes, Leopards, and Uganda Kobs.
Don’t miss the Ishasha sundowner — where you sip a cool drink while the African sun melts over the savannah plains.
Before heading to Bwindi, enjoy one last game drive through Ishasha as you chase those final lion sightings. Then, cap it off with another stunning boat safari — this time along Lake George and the Kazinga Channel. Watch the Hippos, Crocodiles, Elephants, and countless bird species thriving in perfect harmony.