Special Activities for a 15-day Uganda Safaris Itinerary
When setting off on a 15-day journey in Uganda, there are certainly no shortage of incredible memories to be made against the backdrop of stunning landscapes and a thriving cultural scene. Also known as the 'Pearl of Africa,' this East African country packs from beaches to primates, and so much more. This is your guide to a few of the essential sights: all you need to know as you make your way through.
Day 1-3: Uganda, Entebbe and Lake Victoria
Entebbe will be the first stop on your itinerary. DAY 1 -2 : LAKE VICTORIA — This tour begins with two days on the shores of Lake Victoria, one of our best freshwater vantage points there providing an opportunity to acclimatize yourself. Relax by partaking in boat rides to see the nearby islands, visit botanical gardens at Entebbe or bird watching as this locality is rich with breathtakingly beautiful birds.
Day 4-5: Kampala
How-to-do: Fly to Kampala, Uganda more vibrant capital. Delve into the local cultures by a visit to Uganda museum, market scenes and delving yourself in Ugandan Cuisine. Be sure to check out historical gems such as the Kasubi Tombs and Uganda Martyrs Shrine during this trip.
6th-8th day: Murchison Falls Nationnal Park
Hit further north to Murchison Falls National Park Definitely a place for wildlife lovers to visit. Experience incredible wild game while on a safari where you get to see elephants, lions and other antelope species. Chief among these is the awesome Murchison Falls, where the entire Nile River passes through a narrow gap in the rock and cascades down with unbelievable force to create one of Africa's most impressive waterfalls. We advise you take a boat ride up the river to near the bottom of these falls where very often, we see crocodiles hanging along its banks.
Day 9-10: Kibale Forest National Park
Kibale Forest National Park — A sanctuary for primate lovers, this park offers visitors with a great diversity of flora and fauna. During the day enjoy trekking in the forest to look for Chimpanzees and other primates. There is an opportunity to go on guided walks, during which the chances of seeing these incredible insects in their natural environment are increased.
Queen Elizabeth National Park, Day 11-12
Next, head on to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Famous for its picturesque vistas of the Great Rift Valley and varied game; this park is also highly regarded for being a birdwatcher's paradise. No trip to Queen is complete without taking a boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel, where you will see plenty of hippo and crocodile — as well as an astonishing range of bird life.
Day 13-14: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
No reading of your travel in Uganda would be complete without a journey to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park for the unforgettable experience that is gorilla trekking! The park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, includes more than half of the world's population of mountain gorillas. One of the best experiences that will remain etched in your memory for a lifetime is trekking through the dark eerie forest to see these massive creatures majestically roaming around, not caring about any human intrusion.
Day 15: Departure
End your 15-day itinerary in Entebbe for some last-minute shopping or sightseeing before you fly home. Take a look back and reminisce about the amazing adventures you have had on this beautiful place.
Conclusion
Mainly, a tourist paradise; Uganda is a very unique and interesting place to travel around as per day schedule for 15 days. With lively cities, beautiful national parks and amazing animals around every corner- it is a new adventure each day. Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime in this stunning region of Africa.
