Uganda is a country of stunning landscapes and incredible animals. Not only does it offer gorilla trekking and chimp trekking opportunities, but it is also one of the best birding spots in Africa. This 6-day birding safari will take you to the Mabamba Wetlands on the fringes of Lake Victoria, one of the best spots in the world to spot the rare and fascinating shoebill stork. From here you are spoiled for choice. You can either travel on to Queen Elizabeth National Park for the chance to see grassland and savannah species, or choose to visit Lake Mburo. At both destinations, you will be able to enjoy a boat ride to explore the area. You will then travel to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, where the Albertine Rift endemics can be found. While in Bwindi, you will have the option to add a gorilla trekking experience onto your tour. This is a unique opportunity to visit these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.

Why we like it

Opportunity to see the rare shoebill stork; Tour allows for adding a gorilla trek; Includes stunning boat ride in Queen Elizabeth National Park

Quick Facts

Accommodation Type: Tour
Rates from: $300 - $500 p.p.p.d.
Group Size: Small
Max No of Guests: 10
Children Friendly: Yes
Minimum Age: 0

Tour info

Tour duration: 6 days
Start: Entebbe
End: Entebbe
Highlights Shoebill sightings, Boating safari, Excellent birding opportunities
Nearest Major City Kampala

Park / Reserve

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Please click to view

Activities

Primary

Overland Tour

Optional

Boating

The Experience

Safari type

Birding Safari

Specialist Species


Shoebill Stork

Malaria area

No

Suitable for

Couples
Private group
Small groups
Solo Travellers

What to Pack

What's Provided

Park Entry Fees
Boat Ride
Ground Transport
Bottled Water
Accommodation
English-speaking Drive Guide

What to Bring

Camera
Binoculars
Sunscreen
Personal Items
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