The safari journey from Kampala to Murchison Falls National Park is about four to five hours, and thus, you will start this journey after having breakfast in the morning. As you move to Murchison Falls National Park, you will pass through Ziwa for rhino tracking and then continue to Masindi, where you will have lunch before continuing to Murchison Falls National Park to check into your lodge for dinner and an evening stay. The booked lodges will include the Fort Murchison, Paraa Safari Lodge, and Murchison River Lodge, among others.

A game drive was conducted early in the Murchison Falls National Park. Starting early in the morning after breakfast, with incredible sightings of the different animals such as giraffes, buffaloes, lions, shy sitatunga, hartebeest, bush duiker, Uganda kob, leopards, lions, hyenas, and primates such as chimpanzees and olive baboons, among others. Along the Nile's banks, you'll see crocodiles and hippos. The goliath heron, Egyptian geese, pelicans, bee-eaters, kingfishers, hornbills, cormorants, saddle-bill storks, and the uncommon shoebill stork are some of the more common birds that can be spotted. You'll return to your lodge for a late breakfast and some rest before departing in the afternoon for a boat cruise to the base of the falls on the Victoria Nile. You'll see hippos, crocodiles, waterbuck, and a variety of birds, including the uncommon shoebill stork, along the way. The boat comes to a halt just a few meters from the "Devil's Cauldron" so that photos of the stunning and majestic Murchison Falls can be shot. The booked lodges will include the Fort Murchison, Paraa Safari Lodge, and Murchison River Lodge, among others.

In the morning, after having breakfast, you will hike up to the top of the Murchison Falls National Park and have a clear view of the river passing through the narrow gorge, which is about seven meters high, resulting in the waterfall. Then, you will drive for approximately nine hours to Kitgum town in northern Uganda, where we shall stop for the overnight stay at the Boma hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

In the morning, after your morning breakfast, you will get on the road and drive to Kidepo Valley National Park from Kitum, which will last about four hours. This is based on the weather conditions that determine the nature of the roads in this part of the country. You will check-in at your lodge at either Apoka Safari Lodge, Kidepo Savannah Lodge, Kidepo Valley Savannah Lodge, among others.

Wake up and have your morning breakfast and later join your safari driver in your vehicle to go and explore the wildness within the Kidepo Valley National Park. The motive is to make sure that visitors get to see the animals as they are staring at the journey looking for food or the predators going to hunt. Zebras, giraffes, elephants, lions, and leopards may all be found in Kidepo Valley National Park, which is also the only place in Uganda where cheetahs and ostriches can be found. You'll return to the lodge for a late breakfast, recover, and then embark on a nature walk in the afternoon. In the late afternoon, you'll return to your lodge for dinner and the night. Apoka Safari Lodge, Kidepo Savannah Lodge, and Kidepo Valley Savannah Lodge are among the lodging options.

This is located on the border with Uganda and Sudan. You need to wake up, prepare, have breakfast, and drive to the hot springs. Away from the hot springs, you will see a lot of ostriches because this place is the habitat for these birds. In the late afternoon, take a leisurely drive through the park to take in the tranquility and beauty, then return to your lodge for dinner and stay. Apoka Safari Lodge, Kidepo Savannah Lodge, and Kidepo Valley Savannah Lodge are among the lodging options.

In the morning, after having breakfast, you will be escorted on a cultural village tour of Karenga and Kidepo, where you will learn about the nomadic lifestyle of the locals. The kraals of cattle, traditional clothes, stools, spears, headdresses, knives, bows, arrows, jewelry, grinding stones, and utensils will all be on display during this cultural tour. You will be taken on a sunset Savannah Safari game drive to see more of Kidepo Valley National Park in the evening.
Apoka Safari Lodge, Kidepo Savannah Lodge, and Kidepo Valley Savannah Lodge are among the lodging options.

In the morning, you will have the morning breakfast served by your lodge and later drive to Sipi Falls, which is found in Mount Elgon. You'll drive for about 8 hours through the countryside, local cultures, markets, and towns before arriving late for dinner and an overnight stay. Stay at Mbale Resort Hotel, Moses Camp Site, Suam Guest House, Masha Hotel, Lacam Lodge, among others.

After breakfast, you'll proceed on a trip to visit the breath-taking Sipi Falls, which cascade over a 100-meter cliff. You'll continue on the difficult trail to two more waterfalls. On your way, you'll pass cornfields, coffee gardens, banana plantations, and traditional African homesteads, as well as spectacular views of the valley's laid-out layout. Abseiling down the mountain to the foot of the famed Sipi Falls is a thrilling experience for those who want to get up close and personal with the cascades. Before returning to your lodge, you will be treated to a spectacular sunset. Stay at Mbale Resort Hotel, Moses Camp Site, Suam Guest House, Masha Hotel, Lacam Lodge, among others.

We depart early in the morning for Jinja, where we will explore the Nile's source and participate in some of the daring sports available, such as white-water rafting, jet boating, horseback riding, mountain biking, quad biking, and bungee jumping. You'll have a halt along the way at the Equator, where you'll be able to stand in both hemispheres at the same time and take some shots. You will arrive late in the afternoon and relax at the hotel where you have made your reservation for dinner and overnight. You will be able to stay at one of the best lodges in Jinja, including Hotel Triangle, 2 Friends Guest House, Jinja Nile Resort.

After having breakfast, you will embark on an exciting Nile River white water rafting adventure, which is one of the most wonderful. The rafting begins at 9:00 a.m. near the Nile's source, with a thorough briefing and rafting equipment fitting. The rafting takes place over an 18-kilometer length of the Nile River, and no prior rafting experience is necessary. The first several rapids are of low difficulty to help people gain confidence before progressing to the more difficult grades. To optimize the adrenaline rush of this excursion, eight large rapids are rafted. After your rafting adventure, you'll be treated to a barbecue meal and drinks before traveling to Kampala for your late flight, marking the end of the safari.