Uganda Primates Tour
2 Days Chimpanzee Trekking Tour - Kibale Forest National Park
Overview
Tour Overview
Availability
January 01 - December 31
Duration
2D1N
Pickup Location
pickup avaiable from airport, train and also cruise
Language
English
Car PickUp
Available
Tour Guide
Included
Included
- Ground Transportation
- Accommodation
- All Meals and bottled water
- All Government Taxes
- All Tourist attractions and activities charges charges
- English-speaking driver/guide
- Chimpanzee Permit
Excluded
- International Flights
- Visa Fees
- Airport Taxes
- Items of personal nature like Laundry
- Bar bills
- Tipping and any extra expenses not included above.
Itenary
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08:00 AM
Day 1: Kampala to Kibale Forest National Park
Upon your arrival, a driver guide from the Ultimate Wild Safaris will pick you from the airport or any place of your choice to start your trip to Kibale Forest. You will start your drive to western Uganda through the beautiful green scenery through tea plantations.After lunch, you will visit the Bigodi swamp for a walk to spot some monkeys and bird species and that takes you through grassland, small communities where the locals are very enthusiastic to shake hands with white people through coffee plantations, and people's gardens to see how they do daily work.
Accommodation Category:
(Papaya Lake Lodge - Luxury option) (Chimpanzee Guest Cottages - Mid Range option)
(Chimpanzee Guest House - Budget option) Travel Time: 6-7 hours
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08:00 AM
Day 2: Chimpanzee Tracking, and Transfer Back To Kampala
Today you will have your breakfast at the lodge and prepare for your trip for a Chimpanzee walk. Kibale forest consist s of 13 primate species the only National park to see many types of monkeys like; the wonderful Red Columbus, Grey-cheeked mangabey, Black and white Columbus monkey, L’hoest monkey, and Chimpanzees.Here you will be able to see our cousins and the trip takes 3-4 hours to walk through the tropical rainforest with the experienced guide. After lunch, you will embark on your return journey to Kampala hence calling it the end of the chimpanzee tracking experience.
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