3 Days Wildlife Safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park

Depending on the agreed point of pick up, meet and greet with your assigned guide / driver and receive a simple briefing about the safari and Uganda at large. The driver-guide quickly takes you to Queen Elizabeth National Park via the Masaka-Mbarara-Kasese highway. This journey exposes you to Uganda equator which is an excellent stopover for photography and coffee.
While at this point, take photos and you can support the locals by purchasing some souvenirs like handmade crafts. Later proceed, have lunch in Mbarara and find your way to your final destination. Queen Elizabeth National Park starts appealing in your sight as soon as you enter its premises with roaming wildlife such as Elephants, buffalos, antelopes among others. Arrive late evening and head for your accommodation for relaxation.

This will be a great day of creating memories where you spend the whole day exploring the park with rewarding game drives and a boat cruise. You will have game drive in the morning either in areas of Kasenyi plains or Mweya peninsular which is highly concentrated with wildlife.
During a morning game drive, animals that maybe spotted include Elephants, lions, leopards, waterbucks, oribis, olive baboons, warthogs, Uganda kobs, buffaloes, and topi among others. A game drive normally lasts for only 2 to 4 hours and after return for break at the lodge followed by lunch.
Head to Kazinga channel that inhabits hippos and crocodiles but animals like elephants, buffalos, antelopes, warthogs are normally spotted on its banks. Also, birds are spotted mostly water birds like fish eagles, African mourning dove, hammerkops, pelicans, terns among others. Retire after three hours of boat cruise along the waters of Kazinga channel.

Have an early morning game drive for a chance of spotting the missed wildlife and after head back to the lodge for breakfast and check out. This time you will pass via Fort portal where you will have a chance to view the Rwenzori ranges covered with glaciers, the tea plantations of Fort Portal, natural forest of Kibale and Matiri reserve.
You will have stopovers and the major ones will be on the roadside local markets and another one to take your lunch in Mubende town. You will then drop at the agreed point or at the airport. This will mark the end of your 3 days wildlife safari.