The 9-Day Uganda Gorilla and wildlife safari will begin with a visit to the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, where you will be able to trek the endangered white rhinos that have been reintroduced to this section of the country after being wiped out by poaching in the late 1970s. A one-and-a-half-hour walk is required to track white rhinos. After the Rhino hike, you'll travel to Murchison Falls National Park via Masindi Town, where you'll stop for lunch before arriving in the evening. It takes 7-9 hours to complete the journey. Dinner and overnight will be at the lodge where you made your reservation. Lodging options include the Fort Murchison, Paraa Safari Lodge, and Murchison River Lodge, among others.

A game drive will be conducted early in the Murchison Falls National Park. Starting early in the morning after breakfast, with incredible sightings of the different animals such as the 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.

After breakfast, you will travel to the "top of the thunderous Murchison falls," where you will see the Nile River squeeze itself into a 7-meter gorge before tumbling 40 meters down in a thunderous explosion and flowing into a very peaceful river whose water banks are swarmed with a profusion of water and land animals, as well as birds. After that, you will depart the park and drive for about 7 hours to Kibale Forest National Park as you pass through the clear and fantastic trading centres with the local people doing their business. You will go and check into your lodge at Ndali, primate, Kibale forest camp, or Ruwenzori travellers’ lodge, with meals served on a full board basis.

Today, in the morning, you will wake up to the sound of the swinging birds, depending on the lodge where you have slept, and later, our driver will pick you up and drive you to the Kanyanchu Tourist Centre for the chimpanzee briefing. After the briefing, you will walk to the forest with the head guide for about 2–3 hours. This will allow you to see the primates and animals, including the species of birds, including different insects and butterflies that are found within the forest. You will return to your lodge after having the chimpanzee trekking experience for lunch, and afterward, go for the guided Bigodi walk where you will see a variety of birds, sitatunga animals, and monkey species to complete your chimpanzee trekking experience. The lodging options here include Ndali Lodge, Kibale Forest Camp, and Ruballika Safari Lodge, and the meals are served on a full board basis.

In the morning, after you have got your breakfast, you will go for the morning game drive, where you will have a chance to see a lot of animals, such as the warthog, the topis, leopards, buffaloes, waterbucks, giant forest hogs, the Uganda kobs, among others, and later you will go for the Ishasha tree-climbing lions before you return to your lodge for dinner and the overnight stay. You will still stay at Mweya safari lodge, Bush lodge, and Kazinga Channel View Lodge, and the meals are served on a full board basis.

After breakfast, take in the countryside scenery as you drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. You will have lunch on the way before you arrive at Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. You will check into your lodge, have some relaxation, and drive to the community walks to see how the people engage in community activities. The lodges here include Community Rest Camp, Lake Mutanda Resort Camp, and Gorilla Mist Camp.

You will wake up in the morning ready to have your super-waiting experience of gorilla trekking. This experience starts early in the morning by moving to the park headquarters to join the other groups of tourists for the buying experience, and the briefing starts at around 7:45 a.m. After you have been briefed, the experience begins as you majestically walk into the jungles of the forest and start looking for the gorillas. You will journey with your safari guide through thick creepers and vegetation to view the gorillas, which could take anything from 1 to 8 hours. The densely forested picture is staggeringly dense, but it is confused by the many creature tracks that allow sightseers access. Before returning to your cabin, you will get one hour to spend with the gorillas after they have been located. If time allows, you'll go on one more guided local area tour to meet a traditional botanist and learn how he plans to use indigenous medicine to treat a variety of human ailments. After the gorilla trekking, you can still go and visit the local community and enjoy how they make the local tools and see how they make beer, or local brew, as they entertain you with all the local songs, which is very interesting. Later, you will return to your lodge and stay at the Gorilla resort Bwindi, Buhoma community rest camp, Mahogany Springs Lodge, or Buhoma lodge.

After breakfast, you will embark on your Safari journey back to Kampala, stopping at notable tourist sites along the way. You will arrive in the evening. A stopover at the Equator, where you may stand in two hemispheres at once and take photos, will be one of the highlights. You will arrive in Kampala late in the afternoon and be transported either to the airport for your departure flight or to the hotel of your choice for dinner and some well-deserved rest.