Day 1
On arrival at Entebbe International Airport, you will be met by a member of our staff who will transfer you to your hotel in Kampala, a drive of 40 km.
Dinner and overnight at your hotel.

Day 2
Depart Kampala for Murchison Falls National Park through Nakasongola with an optional a stopover at Zziwa Rhino Sanctuary, 213 km from Kampala. You will have an amazing view of the Rhinos. Then proceed to Murchison falls which will take approximately 2 hours by road. Keep alert for wildlife that are easily spotted on your drive to Paraa Safari Lodge. You will arrive at the lodge just in time for a scrumptious lunch accompanied with fresh tropical fruit for dessert. Uganda's largest national park protects a chunk of untamed African savannah bisected by the mighty River Nile. It is named for the dramatic Murchison Falls, where the world's longest river explodes violently through a six metre wide cleft in the Rift Valley forming cascading waves that thunder against the rocks 43 metres (141 feet) below. Wildlife populations have largely recovered from the poaching of the 1980s; in the lush borassus grassland to the north of the Nile, elephant, buffalo, giraffe and a variety of antelope are regularly encountered on game drives, while lions are seen with increasing frequency.

The vegetation is characterized by savannah, riverine forest and woodland. Wildlife includes lions, leopards, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, hartebeests, orbis, Uganda Kobs, chimpanzees and many bird species. In the cool early morning, before the sun rises too high, one can see plenty of game on the Buligi, Albert and Queen tracks north of the river Nile

Check in at Paraa Safari Lodge.

The rest of the day will be spent at leisure as you recuperate from the long journey.
The Lodge is located in Murchison Falls National Park in the North West of Uganda, Paraa Safari Lodge offers comfortable accommodation in a selection of 54 rooms and a few suites with magnificent views of the Nile, all with en-suite bathrooms and balconies. Like most Uganda safari lodges, Paraa Lodge offers facilities including a Lounge, bar, restaurant, swimming pool, natural gardens in a beautiful landscape and enjoy a cuisine to suite your needs.
Dinner and overnight Paraa Safari Lodge.

Day 3
After an early breakfast, you will embark on a chimp tracking adventure at Kaniyo Pabidi Eco tourism site. The forest is one of the most extensive and ecologically diverse in East Africa, with some 465 plant species recorded; most impressive perhaps is a dense concentration of buttressed giant mahoganies and ironwood trees, reaching up to 60m (197 feet) tall. The forest is managed by the Jane Good all Institute, a leading chimpanzee conservation organization, with excellent guides.

Look out for other primates including black-and-white colobus, red-tailed monkey, blue monkey, and troops of olive baboons. Herds of elephant and buffalo have also been sited. Birds include common shrike flycatcher, chestnut wattle-eye, Narina trogon, little greenbuls, chestnut-winged starling, grey apalis, dwarf and pygmy kingfishers, and a great many more forest sunbirds and hornbills.

Return to the lodge for lunch. The rest of the day will be spent at leisure.
Dinner and overnight Paraa Safari Lodge.

Day 4
After an early breakfast, you will go for a game drive through the delta circuit, reputably known for high concentrations of wildlife. The drive will lead you to a grassy peninsular, bordered by the delta of the Victoria Nile to the south, and the Albert Nile to the north. There are kob breeding grounds, where you can view herds of the Uganda kob and common prides of lions which stick close to their prey. Other antelopes you will see include Defassa waterbuck, Jackson’s hartebeest and orbi. Great herds of giraffe also occupy this area.
Buffalo, hippos, and elephants are also common. Birds found here include the rare shoebill stork, Abyssinian ground hornbill, crested crane, saddle-billed stork, Denham’s bustard and the Senegal thick knee among other various water and savannah grassland birds.

After lunch, you will visit the Boomu Women’s group for a community tour and a chance to learn more about the local people found around the park. The group is a member of the Uganda Community Tourism Association which mainly focuses on aiding local people living in areas endowed with natural resources but disadvantaged by poverty to improve their livelihoods through community tourism.
The group has set up a small tourism project in a cozy location with trees and flowers, and it offers a participatory experience in community tourism. You will have an unhurried, scenic walk through the village, local farms and households. You will be introduced to the various crops they grow and the projects they run. Learn more about the culture and delight in the cultural performances. Indulge in the local cuisine of food freshly dug from the farms and fresh fruits. They also have a small craft shop with beautiful handcrafts which you can purchase as souvenirs for friends and relatives back home.
Return to the lodge and spend the rest of the day at leisure.
Dinner and overnight at Paraa Safari Lodge.

Day 5
Return to Kampala. Spend the evening exploring and doing last minute shopping for loved ones back home in African village on Buganda road. There are some excellent craft shops which have a wide range of inexpensive arts and crafts.
Dinner and over night at your hotel.

Day 6
A member of our staff will transfer you to Entebbe International Airport in time for your departure flight.

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Package Cost Includes:-
Transport plus Fuel in a Four Wheel Drive Vehicle
English speaking Driver / Tour Guide
Accommodation in Paara Safari Lodge on Full Board Basiss
Park Entry Fees
A game drive in Murchison Falls National Park
Launch/Boat Trip on the river Nile
Chimpanzee tracking fee

Package Cost Excludes:-
Tips and gratuities
Drinks and beverages
Other Services not mentioned above