3 Days Queen Elizabeth National Park Safari

Morning Game Drive:

Have an early morning breakfast and proceed on a morning game drive in the park which begins at 6am. This morning game drive will give you a great chance to view the stunning wildlife in the park including African savannah elephants, hyenas, Uganda Kobs, heart beasts, giraffes, zebras and many more.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is home to over 612 bird species thus making it a great destination for birding activities and bird enthusiasts. While on your game drive, you may spot birds like the African skimmer, Chapin’s flycatcher, Shoebill stock, the great flamingos and Pink- backed pelicans. Game drives in the park usually take between 2-3 hours or more depending on which areas of the park you are exploring. Later drive back to your lodge lunch.

Afternoon Boat Cruise:

After having your lunch, head out for an afternoon boat cruise on Kazinga Channel. The boat cruise starts at exactly 2pm and can take approximately 2 hours. During your boat cruise, you may sight lots of wildlife including hippos, Nile crocodiles, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, waterbucks and some species of birds like the great flamingos, Shoebill stock, Ibis and so many others.

Later retire back to your lodge for dinner and overnight stay.

Night Game Drive (Optional):

After your dinner, you can opt to embark on a night game drive in the park. Night Game drives in Queen Elizabeth national park are ideal for viewing nocturnal wildlife animals such as; lions, cheetah, jackals, bush backs, and hyenas to mention but a few. All visitors on a night game drive in the park must be accompanied by a park ranger.

Community Tour:

Wake up in the morning and have breakfast at your lodge. Meet up with your guide at head out to one of the local communities that live near the national park. One interesting local community that you can visit is the Nyanz’ibiri Cave Community.

This community is famous for its “Bat Cave” which is a popular tourist attraction site. You can also pay a visit to the Community Cultural Museum, which is a perfectly preserved Banyaruguru hut that is filled with valuable traditional artifacts that were once used by locals for their everyday life.

Transfer Back to Kampala: Have lunch and transfer back to Kampala where you will be dropped off at any location of your choice; either at a hotel in Kampala or at Entebbe International Airport