Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of the more well known parks in Uganda, and for good reason. Of the vast variety of what nature has to offer here in Uganda, most of it is here in this park, not to mention that it is the second largest national park here in Uganda. Lake Mburu NP is, by contrast the one of the smallest national parks in Uganda. Named after the lake that lies in the center of the park, Lake Mburo is commonly referred to as a birdwatchers’ paradise and it is chiefly for this reason that it was designated a national park.

Day 1: Depature for Mweya, Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Day 2: Early morning game drive, afternoon boat cruise.
Day 3: Transfer to Lake Mburo National Park
Day 4: Half day nature walk and evening boat cruise on Lake.
Day 5: Transfer to Kampala. Optional: Visit the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. ( Extra $50 )

Inclusions: - Transport in one 4wd mini bus with pop-up roof for excellent safari view; - English speaking Ugandan driver/guide; - All fuel for the tour; - Accommodation in a lodge of a class of your choosing, nights on Full Board, based on double/twin rooms sharing - Entrance fees for all the mentioned National Park; Exclusions: - International flight; - Visa Uganda ($ 50 per person); - Vaccinations; - Personal insurance; - All drinks; - Snacks and meals which are not inclusive in the accommodation; - Tip money for ranger, driver/guide, lodge staff, etc.; - Personal expenses (laundry, souvenirs, etc.); - All activities not listed in the program Items to bring: Small daypack Mosquito repellent (containing deet) A rain jacket A jumper/sweater for chilly evenings Sunglasses Binoculars Flip flops Spending money & of course, don’t forget your camera!