

The gorilla habituation experience and wildlife safari in Uganda is a memorable African safari adventure where you have four hours with the mountain gorillas and enjoy variety of wild animals in their natural setting. Book Now
The gorilla habituation experience in Uganda is in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and wildlife safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park. The distance between Bwindi and Queen Elizabeth National Park is about 64 kilometers to about 160 kilometers taking about 4 hours to 5 hours drive.

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Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
The misty Bwindi forest is the home of the few leftover mountain gorillas in the world with about half the population living in this forest. To help gorillas get used to human presence, gorilla habituation process with the help of researchers is conducted for sometime until proved ready to partially be around humans.
The southern part of Bwindi forest is currently the only gorilla habituation experience in Uganda an activity that is controlled to prevent overwhelming the very suspicious mountain gorillas. Four hours with semi-habituated mountain gorillas is unforgettable and a dream come true experience.
Queen Elizabeth National Park
A game drive through Queen Elizabeth National Park is mesmerizing with amazing sceneries dotted with stout trees and shrubs dotted around the floor of the rift valley. The backdrop of Rwenzori ranges gives an amazing scenery and on a clear day, you may enjoy the sparkling glacier topped Magheritah peak.
The game drive through Queen Elizabeth national park is an opportunity to spot lions, leopards, cape buffaloes, waterbucks, bushbucks, hyenas, warthogs and more. Over 605 bird species including the rare raptors may be spotted while on game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Chimpanzee trekking in Kyambura gorge leads you to the closest relatives of humans with about 98% human DNA. The Kyambura gorge was formed when River Kyambura eroded as it traced its way towards Kazinga channel.
The crater lakes walks is amazing with some of the amazing sceneries including wet and dry craters. Katwe salt lake on the outskirts of Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of the still existing ancient mining industries in Uganda where rudimentary tools are still used to extra salt from pans.
Highlights of Gorilla Habituation Experience and Wildlife Safari in Uganda

Day 1 Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park
Rise up for breakfast and start driving to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Along the way, you may stopover at the equator or any other stopover of your choice to stretch including lunch break.
Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of the best game viewing destinations in Uganda hosting a wide rage of plants, birds and animals. The rolling Rwenzori ranges provide some of the best views as it stretches from the floor of the rift valley where Queen Elizabeth National Park sits.
Get to Queen Elizabeth National Park late afternoon to check into your lodge.
Accommodation Queen Elizabeth National Park Mweya safari Lodge, Bush Lodge, Simba safari Camp
Day 2 Game Drive and Launch trip in Queen Elizabeth National Park
Early morning, get on the game drive through the tracks of Queen Elizabeth National Park to enjoy a variety of wild animals as they emerge from night hideouts to start the day. Taking the Kasenyi track may open more chances to spotting lions that prey on a number of herbivores that are regular visitors of this grassland area.
The game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park is an opportunity to spot animals including waterbucks, bushbucks, lions, herds of elephants, cape buffaloes, hyenas and more.
A wide range of birds can be seen in Queen Elizabeth National Park as over 605 bird species are registered as residents of the park including foreign migrants.
Later in the day, get on a launch trip on Kazinga channel the chain that links Lake Albert to Lake Edward. A variety of wild animals often spend time on the shoreline of Kazinga channel to quench thirst, take a bath and enjoy more supplies around the banks.
A plethora of birds flock the banks of Kazinga channel daily which you can enjoy from the comfort of your launch. Get back to your lodge.

Day 3 Transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
After breakfast, drive to Bwindi Impenetrable National park which lies at a distance of about 64 kilometers to over 160 kilometers depending on your point of commencement.
Bwindi forest which locally means impenetrable is indeed rightfully named according to its outlook. The dense canopy of Bwindi forest beautifully stands providing an amazing scenery.
As you get closer to Bwindi forest, you notice a sudden change in altitude and a drop in temperatures.
Check into your lodge
Bwindi accommodation: Clouds Lodge, Gorilla Safari Lodge, Nshongi Backpacker’s Camp
Day 4 Gorilla habituation Experience in Bwindi
Rise up early for breakfast and transfer to the ranger station for briefing where the most recent information about the mountain gorillas is communicated and any other necessary information.
The ranger guide, researchers and tourists allocated to gorilla habituation experience follow the path where the gorilla family was last seen the previous day. Mountain gorillas sometimes change their location depending on factors prevailing in the jungle.
Hold on in case you take some time to find the mountain gorillas but look out for other forest dwellers that are surviving in the jungle.
Finally, when you find the mountain gorillas, four hours are allowed around them which you can utilize to the best of your interests. Carry nothing and leave nothing in the jungle as this is the home of the mountain gorillas and it is where they thrive.
Return to your lodge
Day 5 Departure
Get up early for breakfast and drive back to catch up with your flight back home.
Safari boots
Long sleeved shirt and convertible trousers
Warmers
Safari hat
Insect repellant
Camera
Extra clean attire
A pair of stockings
Extra cash
Foldable drinking water bottle
Toiletries
Flip flops
Light waterproof bag