TOTAL COSTING
Single occupancy USD 3995.
Double occupancy USD 5115.
Includes:
Car hire, English speaking driver guide, Fuel, Management,Budget lodges,Gorilla permits, Chimps permits.
Excludes:
Staff tips, Visa fees, Souvenirs,

ITINERARY:
Drive to L. mburo Park, check in at Eagles Mburo Nest. Afternoon game drive , Zebra, Eland, Impala, Giraffees, and birds.
Day2. Very early game drive.
Return to the lodge for a late breakfast, and check out to Bwindi Forest.
Check in at Bakiga lodge in Ruhija or Rushaga gorilla lodge at Rushaga gate.
Day3. Gorilla tracking.
Afternoon , Batwa cultural experiencing.
Second Night.
Day4. check out , visit Ishasha for fig tree climbing Lions and may be share a moment with Elephants as you continue to Kibale
Overnight Kibale Chimpanzee Forest GH Or Kibale Forest Camp .
Please ask your guide to help you make an early night game drive in the Kibale forest public Road . Lots of nocturnal drive .
First night.
Day5. Chimpanzee tracking, another thriller , Chimpanzee are far interesting compared to other animals in the wild. If you can please ask for old UWA Staffs around Kibale who retired from work but has great knowledge and understanding of chimpanzee social behaviors. ( Astone, Gerald, Bradford and Silva)
Afternoon go for culture information.
Second Night.
Day 6.
Long day drive to Murchison and sleep at M R L ,
Day7 Morning game drive, boat cruise and hike to top of the falls. lodge MRL.

We traveled as a group of 6 in January with Nkuringo Safaris .
Our tour guide/driver/ game tracker/ organizer was Jack. He is probably the best tour guide I have ever met, professional, courteous, knowledgeable and caring about his country, his people and his culture, and the amazing bonus of being an ex park ranger. He knew all the parks like the back of his hand, he knew the rangers, where to find the animals and when. We were very quick to realize that with Jack as our guide we were going to have the best of Ugandan adventures. And we did.
Such an amazing country, and of course sad to see the slow return from the devastation of decades of hardship. We learned almost as much about the beautiful people and culture of Uganda as we did about the wild animals we had come to see.
Queen Elizabeth Park was incredible, I have been on quite a few safaris in Africa but never have seen such a variety of animals in one place, in the same day. The boat trip on the Nile was also gorgeous and filled with animal life along the shores.
The lodging was very nice, with very good meals and excellent service. Some lodges were higher quality than others but they were all very comfortable.
For me, as a primate lover, the highlights were the Chimp tracking and of course the Gorilla tracking. It exceeded my hopes, dreams and expectations.
Our group was quite fit, and had done our research on the conditions in the mountains. We were shocked that some other ( Non Nkuringo) tour groups would bring tourists that were completely unfit and unprepared for the difficult conditions of the Gorillas tracking. Both of our groups saw unprepared tourists being carried out of the forest on stretchers. ( some did not bring the correct shoes, were not fit to hike difficult terrain and mountains, not aware of issues from high altitude, basically had no idea what they were getting into etc) Nkuringo was very careful to let us know just what to expect so we were well prepared and were all seasoned hikers. Simple Advise: Read up on where you are going before your Trip and be sure that is what you want to do :)
The Mountain Gorillas need to be saved, their habitat must be expanded and they must be continually protected from humans encroaching on their habitat. It was a wonder to see them and I hope and Pray that they will be there for generations, and that the Gorilla trekking will not be expanded in a way to ruin the peaceful existence they deserve.
Thank you Nkuringo Safaris!