Semliki, Queen Elizabeth National Park,
The Impenetrable Forest and Parc Des Volcans

Day 01: Semliki Reserve
After your arrival at Entebbe airport, you will be met by your guide and driven to Semliki Wildlife Reserve. Semliki is situated in the basin of the Western Rift Valley, and is one of the most diverse habitats in Africa with wonderful examples of Riparian forest, gallery rain forest and borassus palm forest, as well as short and high grass savannah.
The Semliki Lodge is a beautiful & intimate private lodge situated on the crest of the Wasa river valley. The rooms are tented with large four-poster beds, Persian carpets & en-suite bathrooms.
Today, dinner will be followed by a night drive where you may spot big cats as well as the smaller genets and serval cats. Unusual nocturnal dwellers may show themselves, such as the white tailed and slender mongoose or the standard and pennant winged nightjars.
Overnight: Semliki Camp

Day 02: Semliki Reserve
Rise early this morning for you’re morning tracking wild chimpanzees – this can be done at dawn and dusk, as they tend to go into hiding during the day. The Chimps at Semliki stay in gallery rainforest, and if you are lucky you may be able to observe them as they leave their nests or feeding amongst the forest. You may also spot the black & white colobus monkey as well as the red tailed & blue monkeys. An afternoon game drive followed by sundowners and perhaps another night game drive will end this perfect day.
Overnight: Semliki Camp

Day 03: Queen Elizabeth National Park
Depart for Queen Elizabeth National Park, one of Uganda’s most popular National Parks.
The Luxury Mweya Safari Lodge overlooks the Kazinga channel, famous for its large hippo population. This afternoon, you will enjoy a boat ride on which you will be able to observe hippos, elephants and buffalo’s closely, as well as a large number of other mammals.
The shores of the Kazinga channel are also home to a number of bird species such as pink backed pelicans, pied and malachite kingfisher, African Jacana and saddle billed stork – to name just a few.
Overnight: Mweya Safari Camp

Day 04: Queen Elizabeth National Park
Rise early morning for another Chimpanzee tracking experience. There is an isolated chimp population in the Park’s Kyambura gorge of about 30 individuals. The gorge itself is spectacular, and you may encounter mammals such as elephants during your walk.
For those who do not wish to track the chimps today, a game drive in the Kasenyi area is proposed.
Overnight: Mweya Safari Camp