Yes. Twelve days provides enough time to combine several of Uganda’s major wildlife and primate destinations without limiting the journey to a single region. This itinerary combines Murchison Falls, Kibale, Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi, Lake Bunyonyi and Lake Mburo.
The route provides opportunities to search for several of the traditional Big Five in Uganda’s savannah parks. Rhino tracking at Ziwa provides a separate opportunity to encounter rhinos, while Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth provide opportunities to search for lions, leopards, elephants and buffaloes.
Wildlife sightings are naturally influenced by animal movements, weather, habitat and field conditions.
The itinerary is designed to start around Kampala or Entebbe and conclude in Kampala or at Entebbe International Airport, depending on your onward travel arrangements.
Nsenga Peter Daniel is the Founder of Njagi Safaris, with over 20 years of experience in tourism and more than 15 years designing tailor-made safari experiences across Uganda and Rwanda. He brings practical destination knowledge and first-hand safari planning experience to articles on gorilla trekking, wildlife, conservation and travel in East Africa.
