14 days trip to Uganda is a 13-night/14-day Uganda trip offering gorilla trekking, chimpanzee tracking, searching for the rare tree-climbing lions, cruising on the Kazinga Channel, hiking the Rwenzori Mountains, cultural interactive tours, relaxing at Lake Bunyonyi, and more.
This 14 days trip to Uganda begins from and ends in Entebbe, an attractive, verdant town in central Uganda, located on a magical peninsula in Lake Victoria, the world’s biggest tropical lake.
From there, head southwest with a stop at the Uganda Equator line crossing for stunning photographs before reaching Lake Mburo National Park for a game walking safari in search of zebras, giraffes, elands, impalas, buffalos, and more. Then undertake a whole-day interactive cultural visit to the Banyankore community. Continue southwest with a stop at the Igongo Cultural Center Museum. Arrive at Lake Bunyonyi, Uganda, Africa’s second deepest lake dotted with 29 magical islands. Explore the island communities in a locally made dugout canoe.
Drive to the wonderful Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Forest for a trek through the dense jungle to find a family of gorillas going about their day, each with its personalities, from cocky adolescents and wise mothers to young ones rolling through the bamboo under the ever-watchful eye of a dominant male, called Silverback. Also, enjoy a cultural performance from the Batwa (pygmy) people.
Proceed to Queen Elizabeth National Park, a park of diverse landscapes with rolling savannah, acacia woodland, lakes, rivers, wetlands, rainforest, and extinct volcanic crater cones with lakes. Mammals are plentiful: tree-climbing lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and antelopes, and this is a birder’s paradise. Enjoy game drives and a boat cruise on the Kazinga channel; the world’s highest concentration of hippos is here. Move to the Rwenzori Mountains National Park for a whole day adventure hike into Africa’s highest mountain range at 5019m.
Proceed to the Kibale National Park Forest to track and see our closest relatives, the Chimpanzees close up in their natural habitat on foot. Travel to Fort portal for a leisurely walk around the town. Cycle in the Mpanga tea estate, visit Amabere cave-—famous for its stalactites, which are linked to the rich Chwezi culture—and hike to the dramatic Fort Portal Crater Lake field. Your final destination is Kampala city for a city tour.
14 Days Uganda Trip—FEATURED SAFARI DESTINATIONS
Day 1: Entebbe
Day 2 & 3: The Equator, Lake Mburo National Park & Banyankore community.
Day 4: Igongo Cultural Museum & Lake Bunyonyi
Day 5 & 6: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Day 7: Queen Elizabeth National Park
Day 8 & 9: Kasese—the Rwenzori Mountains area.
Day 10: Kibale National Park.
Day 11: Fort Portal Area
Day 12: Mpanga tea estate, Amabere caves, Fort Portal Crater Lake field & Kampala.
Day 13: Kampala
Day 14: Departure
Day 1: Arrive in Uganda via Entebbe International Airport & transfer to the hotel
Day 2: Drive to Lake Mburo National Park. Make an en-route stop at the Equator crossing Kayabwe & embark on an evening game walk on arrival in the park.
Day 3: Whole-day interactive cultural tour to the Banyankore community.
Day 4: Travel to Lake Bunyonyi. Make an en-route stop at Igongo Cultural Museum & undertake a canoe paddle on arrival.
Day 5: Island Hopping on Lake Bunyonyi & transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Day 6: Gorilla trekking in Uganda – Bwindi & Batwa performances in the evening at the lodge.
Day 7: Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Do a game drive in the Ishasha sector in search of tree-climbing lions and other fantastic games.
Day 8: Morning game drive, afternoon Kazinga Channel boat cruise & transfer to the Rwenzori Mountains area.
Day 9: Whole Day Adventure Hike in the Rwenzori Mountains National Park.
Day 10: Visit the Ruboni Community Craft Village in Kasese & transfer to Kibale National Park. Day 11: Do chimpanzee trekking in Kibale & connect to Fort Portal for a leisurely walk in Fort Portal town or relaxation at the lodge.
Day 12: Cycle in Mpanga tea estate, visit Amabere caves, hike to Fort Portal Crater Lake field & transfer to Kampala.
Day 13: Whole-day Kampala city tour.
Day 14: Departure
Arrive in Uganda following the flight from your respective country of origin. You land at Entebbe International Airport, located on a magical peninsula in Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest lake. You’re met by a Prime Uganda Safaris representative and transferred to your accommodation for relaxation, dinner, and overnight.
Depending on your arrival time, a half-day trip to Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary can be arranged at an additional cost. This could also be arranged at the end of your safari if you prefer. Other options include a tour to the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre, where there are a variety of visitors’ programs, including behind-the-scenes ‘work’ with the animals or a ‘chimpanzee close-up,’ a luxury boat cruise on Lake Victoria, a canoe ride in Mabamba Swamp in search of the shoebills or a leisurely walk in Entebbe Botanical Gardens
The highlight of the day: Sighting the serene waters of Lake Victoria as you touch down at Entebbe Airport.
Luxury/Upmarket: Protea Hotel Entebbe/Serena Lake Victoria Resort
Midrange/Standard: Boma Hotel Entebbe, 2 Friends Beach Hotel Entebbe, Lake Heights Hotel Entebbe
Budget/Basic: Acacia Boutique Hotel/Airport Guesthouse Entebbe
Meal Plan: Dinner
Drive distance & time: Approx. 3-5km or 10-20 minutes
After breakfast at your place of stay in Entebbe at around 6.30 am, embark on a 240km (3-4 hours) drive southwest to Lake Mburo National Park. This 370km2 park is the smallest of Uganda’s savannah national parks and a famous spot for birders. The park hosts 350 bird species and 68 species of mammals, including several wildlife species not easily seen elsewhere in Uganda.
You break this journey to Mburo after driving for about 77km from Kampala at Uganda Equator Kayabwe for stunning photographs between the Earth’s northern and southern hemispheres. You can also opt for geographical water experiments that are carried out here to demonstrate the geographical separation of the two of the earth’s hemispheres.
Retreat from the break and proceed to the park. On arrival, check in at the lodge, have lunch, and enjoy simple relaxation. In the early evening, embark on a thrilling game walking safari amongst the wild mammals of this beautiful savannah park, exploring a range of wild game such as Plains Zebras, Rothschild’s Giraffes, Impalas (an elegant antelope), Topis, Cape Buffalos, Defassa waterbucks, Warthogs, Oribi, and Common elands (the world’s second-largest antelope), not forgetting the special acacia-associated birds. You hike Kazuma hill for magical scenic views in Uganda. Retreat from the activity for relaxation, dinner, and overnight.
The highlights of the day: – The Uganda Equator crossing experience and the evening game walk in Lake Mburo NP.
Luxury: – Mihingo Safari Lodge
Mid-rangeRwakobo Rock/Arcadia Cottages Mburo/Mpogo Safari Lodge
Budget: Eagles Nest Mburo
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Drive distance & time: Approx. 240km or 3-4 hours
Wake up for breakfast at around 6.00 am and connect to Enyemebwa Centre to catch up with the herdsmen getting up to do the milking and their daily routine. Arrive and get the milking equipment, including the tying rope and the milking pot, to actively participate in the traditional hand milking of the world-famous Ankole long-horned cattle.
From milking, participate in sick animal treating, caring for cows like brushing their body using the locally made fiber brush known as Enkuyo, and then set out to grade in the wilderness. Enjoy the stimulating sounds that are made by the herdsmen as they get out to the grazing field. Be mesmerized by the cows; they know how to align themselves, forming a line headed by those that have the special character of leading others.
Retreat from the encounter and visit the traditional hut where you find the women churning milk in the churning gourd. From here, you can explore the extensive banana plantations where you learn about various banana types and their respective use. You can participate in pruning and weeding using local methods and then participate in initial arrangements for traditional lunch.
Take a break from that and rush to the well with red soil that is used for smearing the soil-made water trough, smear the trough and fill it with water and then wait for the cattle to come and water them accordingly.
You can also opt to have a bull slaughtered and grilled traditionally for you, where you can also have it alongside the delicious local sauce that is made without fire, called Eshabwe. Join the women as they clean milk pots and smoke them with the help of handmade ceramic and specially chosen tree and grass Species, making crafts and calf pen arrangements.
In the evening after the cows have settled in their Kraal, you attend to the traditional performances, including citations, dancing, and singing. It is a whole-day encounter that allows you to gain a deep immersion in the local culture. Retire for relaxation, dinner, and overnight.
Luxury: – Mihingo Safari Lodge
Mid-rangeRwakobo Rock/Arcadia Cottages Mburo/Mpogo Safari Lodge
Budget: Eagles Nest Mburo
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at around 8.30 am and set off southwards. You’re slowly heading for Africa’s second deepest lake, the picturesque, irregularly-shaped Lake Bunyonyi and her islands that make it undisputedly one of the most beautiful areas of Uganda.
On the way, you make a fascinating stop at Igongo Cultural Center, about 12km from Mbarara, to visit the largest private museum in Uganda. Discover the culture-—ways, traditions, and history—of western Uganda. There are sculptures and charts that display a lot of history and the well-organized interpretation offered by the site guides makes it thrilling to encounter.
Retreat from the activity and continue on the scenic drive to Lake Bunyonyi. As you approach it, you see it snaking along the spectacular landscape. It is dotted with 29 islands of various shapes and sizes, surrounded by a ring of intensively terraced farms, their greenery accenting this mystical lake like a lovely frame and it is no wonder that Lonely Planet called it “A scene from Lord of the Rings.” The lake attracts a variety of birdlife—over 200 species, and the name Bunyonyi aptly means ‘place of many little birds. Otters are also frequently seen fishing in the lake.
It’s a perfect spot to relax and swim or take a ride on a traditional dugout canoe. On arrival, you have your lunch and then embark on an exciting canoe paddle that gives you a local tour of navigation and is an active activity yet recreational. You have the opportunity to crack stories with the local fishermen and the Islanders connecting to and from the Islands. Retire in the evening for relaxation, dinner, and overnight.
The highlight of the day: Canoeing on Lake Bunyonyi
Luxury/Upmarket: Birdnest @Bunyonyi Resort
Mid-range/Moderate: Lake Bunyonyi Rock Resort/Lake Bunyonyi Eco Resort
Budget/Basic: Lake Bunyonyi Rock Resort
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Drive distance & time: Approx. 199km or 4–5 hours
Have your breakfast at around 8.00 am and then embark on a whole island exploration on a boat. Explore Bucuranuka (Upside down) Island, which is believed to have buried a group of male revelers who refused to share their abundant stock of beer with an old lady who had embarked on a canoe to join them. Unfortunately for the drinking party, the woman was a sorceress. She returned to her canoe, paddled a safe distance away, and then used her magical powers to overturn the island, drowning everybody in the party and then flipping it back the right way up as if nothing had happened.
Visit the Akampane (Punishment Island), where unmarried girls who became pregnant would be exiled. Here, they faced one of two possible fates. Any man who did not own sufficient cows to pay for an untainted bride was permitted to fetch the disgraced girl from the island and make her his wife. Failing that, the girl would usually starve to death.
There is also Bushara with its impressive forest cover and the eucalyptus forest, Kyahugye Island with its resort environment with wildlife including the Impala, Zebra, Debrazza monkey, and Waterbuck not forgetting the Njuyeera/Sharps Island, which is known as the traditional leprosy healing center. The hopping experience exposes you to the local life of the Island communities including the process of brewing local beer. Retreat from the activity and embark on the 55-85 km (1-3 hours) drive to Bwindi, passing through the fascinating Kigezi Highlands with a cool temperate climate and rugged terrain that has earned them the dub as the Switzerland of Africa. Arrive in the evening for relaxation, dinner, and overnight.
The highlight of the day: Experiencing the magical scenery of Lake Bunyonyi on a whole day island-hopping adventure in a boat
Luxury/Upmarket: Gorilla Forest Camp/Buhoma Lodge/Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge
Mid-range/Moderate: Gorilla Valley Lodge/Bakiga Lodge/Silverback Lodge
Budget/Basic: Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge/Buhoma Community Rest Camp
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Drive distance and time: 55-85 km or 1-3 hours
This is a special day dedicated to mountain gorilla trekking in Uganda, a bucket list experience that naturalists from all over the world dream of doing! Have your breakfast at the lodge at 6.00 am and transfer to the respective park headquarters to get briefed by the expert local guides. At 8 am, you embark on an exhilarating trek within the impenetrable forest in search of these great mountain creatures. The wonderful 321 km² Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site inhabited by nearly half of the world’s population of Mountain gorillas, about 459 individuals at last count.
Gorilla trekking takes 2-8 hours, including the 1 hour of direct encounter with the gorillas. The trek is tiresome as the forest can be quite wet and the going fairly steep. But trust me, the bit of exercise is very well rewarded by meeting these incredible creatures. This is one of the most moving wildlife experiences in Africa—arguably in the world. Put down your camera and sit awhile, just observing their social rituals, the keenness of their relationships, and the depth and range of their emotions. There are only a few hundred of these gentle giants left on the planet, and watching them at the brink of potential extinction is, for many, a life-changing experience.
Although the gorillas are the highlight, other mammals that you can find on your trek include Black-and-white colobus, L’Hoest’s monkeys, Red-tailed monkeys, and Blue monkeys plus a believable number of birds. Following the trek, have a picnic lunch and return to the starting point for your gorilla trekking certificate. Retreat from the activity and transfer back to the lodge for relaxation. In the evening, you are treated to the thrilling traditional performances of the local tribal groups of the Bakiga and Batwa, depending on their preference. Their dances and songs are thrilling and would definitely make your evening colorful.
The highlight of the day: – The face-to-face encounter with the endangered Mountain Gorillas of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.
Luxury/Upmarket: Gorilla Forest Camp/Buhoma Lodge/Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge
Mid-range/Moderate: – Gorilla Valley Lodge/Bakiga Lodge/Silverback Lodge
Budget/Basic: Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge/Buhoma Community Rest Camp
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Have a relaxed breakfast at 8.30 am. Depart Bwindi and travel to Queen Elizabeth National Park, driving through the southern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park named Ishasha, well known for its legendary tree-climbing lions and several other fantastic species of mammals, including elephants, buffalos, Topis, Uganda kobs, and others. Continue on the drive to the north of Queen Elizabeth National Park, arriving in the evening for relaxation, dinner, and overnight.
The 1,978km² Queen Elizabeth National Park is a park of diverse landscapes: rolling savannah, acacia woodland, lakes, rivers, wetlands, rainforest, and extinct volcanic crater cones with lakes. As a result, it has one of the highest biodiversity ratings of any nature reserve in the world, including over 95 species of mammals, 10 species of primates, and 610 bird species.
The highlight of the day: Encountering the rare tree-climbing Lions in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth NP.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Drive Distance & time: Approx. 130-220km or 4-7 hours
After an early breakfast at 6.00 am, embark on a 3-4 hour Uganda wildlife safari game drive in the savannah plains of the Kasenyi sector. Kasenyi, apart from the great wildlife, is also one of the prettiest parts of the park, especially in the golden light of the morning. Look for Elephants, Buffalos, Lions, Leopards, Hyenas, Waterbucks, Bushbucks, Uganda kobs, Hippos, and various other creatures.
Also, look out for special bird species, including the Grey-crowned crane, Red-throated spurfowl, Yellow-throated longclaw, White-backed vulture, White-headed vulture, Long-crested Eagle, Black-bellied bustard, African Skimmer, and Brown Snake Eagle, to name just a few. Return to the lodge for relaxation and lunch.
In the afternoon, drive to Mweya Jetty for another remarkable, unforgettable activity planned: the 2-hour boat trip on the 40 Kazinga channel, which flows between Lakes George and Edward. One of the world’s densest concentrations of hippo lives here, as well as large numbers of elephants, crocodiles, and water birds like African Open-billed, Yellow-billed, and Saddle-billed Storks; Marabou storks, African spoonbills, African jacana, Water Thick-knee, and Pink-backed Pelicans. Retreat from the activity and drive to Kasese, on the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountains or Mountains of the Moon, for relaxation, dinner, and overnight.
Luxury/Upmarket: Equator Snow Lodge
Midrange/Standard: Sandton Hotel Kasese
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Drive distance & time: Approx. 56km or 1-hour drive
Have a hearty breakfast this morning around 6.30 and transfer to Nyakalengija park station to embark on the whole day hike to the Rwenzori Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994. Truly the stuff of legend, these Ptolemy’s fabled “Mountains of the Moon,” the Rwenzori, mean “rain-maker” in the language of the local Bakonjo people, who also consider the mountain to be a throne of their God, Kitasamba.
This mountain range with its permanently snow-capped peaks (including the third-highest in Africa at 5109m) gifts you impressive sights of rare flora, including giant lobelias and groundsels. You can have the views of the peaks at a distance; the sights of glaciers flowing down the mountain are beautiful, not forgetting the savannah landscapes of Queen Elizabeth Park, the rift valley lakes of George and Edward, and Kasese town below.
You have lunch on the mountain and retreat in the evening around 5 pm for relaxation, dinner, and overnight.
Luxury/Upmarket: Equator Snow Lodge
Midrange/Standard: Sandton Hotel Kasese
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at around 9.00 am and then visit the Rwenzori Art Foundation, which is apparently the only bronze casting center in the whole of Africa. Its gallery features impressive works of art where you can choose to get memorabilia. The foundation also offers the opportunity to participate actively in the casting process. From the Art foundation, you proceed to visit the Ruboni Community craft village where you have an opportunity to participate in African craft making and also view a range of already made crafts. Retreat from the activity and transfer to Kibale National Park for relaxation, dinner, and overnight.
The 795km2 Kibale National Park is one of the natural habitats for an amazing 13 primate species and contains the highest primate density of any area on earth, including over 1500 chimpanzees, Black-and-white colobus monkeys, Red-tailed monkeys, Uganda red colobus, Uganda mangabeys, Olive baboons, L’Hoest’s monkeys, Blue monkeys, Vervet monkeys, Bushbabies and Potto. Some of the trees are 50 to 60m (150 to 180 feet) in height and provide a majestic canopy for the profusion of rainforest life, including 375 bird species and 250 butterfly species.
The highlight of the day: – Cultural interactive tour of the Rwenzori Art Foundation and Ruboni Community craft village.
Luxury/Upmarket: Crater Safari Lodge/Primate Lodge Kibale/Kyaninga Lodge
Midrange/Standard: Kibale Forest Camp/Turaco Tree Tops/Chimpanzee Forest Guesthouse
Budget/Basic: Kibale Forest Camp/Chimpanzee Forest Guesthouse
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Enjoy your breakfast at 6.30 am, pack your lunch and transfer to Kanyanchu Visitor Centre for your Chimpanzee tracking safari in Uganda on foot, one of the major highlights of this 14 days Uganda safari tour. The encounter starts at 8.00 am with a briefing from the excellent local park rangers who are also your guides for the activity. After the briefing, embark on a jungle trek in search of man’s closest relative and marvel at how similar they are to humans. The activity lasts about 2-5 hours and contact time with the chimps is limited to 1 hour.
As you track chimps, look for other primates that inhabit Kibale. You also have a chance to see a variety of birds, as Kibale is home to 375 bird species, including the highly sought Green-breasted pitta, African pitta, African grey parrots, Great blue turaco, Black-and-white casqued hornbills to mention a few. Finally, approach the chimps, which have been fully habituated (accustomed to human) and thus offer you an opportunity to draw closer, watching them (from a safe but intimate distance of 8-10 meters) and taking pictures.
After your one hour with chimps, return to the starting point where you connect with your company guide. Settle for your packed lunch, after which you embark on a 26 km (1 hour) drive to Fort Portal town. You spend an afternoon with the Batooro people, who are the local inhabitants of the area and encounter their famous traditional ceremony called Empaako or giving the pet name. You have an opportunity to go through or watch the Batooro rituals as regards this event. You have yourself a pet name like Appuli, Akiiki, Araali, and Amooti, among others. Alternatively, you can opt to undertake a Fort Portal town walk or relax at the lodge.
The highlight of the day: – Encountering chimpanzees, our closest living genetic relatives, in their natural habitat.
Luxury/Upmarket: Crater Safari Lodge/Kyaninga Lodge/Ndali Lodge
Midrange/Standard: Mountains of the moon Hotel/Turaco Tree Tops
Budget/Basic: Rwenzori view guest house
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Have breakfast at around 7.30 am and undertake a cycling tour in Mpanga Tea Estate. The green tea plantation is spread over a beautiful, undulating landscape with endless scenic views, which makes it ideal to encounter on your mountain bikes. On your cycling, you encounter the estate staff plucking tea and you are free to participate in the exercise to gain the exact touch.
Retreat from the activity and embark on a heritage tour to Amabere cave, named after the live stalactite formation, Amabeere ga Nyinamwiru (literally breast of Nyinamwiru). The cave’s breast-like features are believed to have belonged to Nyinamwiru, the daughter of King Bukuku, who is said to have been so beautiful that no man could leave her alone. When the king became weary of receiving marriage proposals from unsuitable suitors, he took the extreme measure of cutting off his daughter’s breasts to make her less attractive.
However, even this was inadequate to discourage Nyinamwiru’s numerous admirers, so the king hid her away in the cave now known as Amabere. The Batembuzi King Isaza discovered her here and impregnated her with a son. Because she lacked breasts, Nyinamwiru remained in the cave with her baby, feeding him the cloudy limestone “milk” that drips from the cave’s stalactites. The boy who was nurtured by the stalactite formation grew up to become King Ndahura, the founder of the Bachwezi dynasty, which ruled over the Bunyoro Kitara Empire for centuries.
From the caves, hike the Fort Portal Crater field and summit the famous Kyeganywa hill for impressive views of the crater lakes and crater hollows below and the Rwenzori Mountains on a clear day. Retreat from this activity and embark on a 300 km, 5-6 hour drive to Kampala for relaxation, dinner, and overnight.
The highlight of the day: – An adventurous hike to Amabere Cave and the scenic Fort Portal Crater Lake Field.
Luxury/Upmarket: Speke Resort Munyonyo/Kampala Serena Hotel/Sheraton Kampala Hotel
Midrange/Standard: Cassia Lodge
Budget/Basic: – Biyem Hotel/Nexus Resorts Nansana
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Drive distance & time: approx. 300km or 5-6 hours
Have a relaxed breakfast at around 8.30 am and then embark on a whole day city tour of Kampala. Greater Kampala is the capital city of Uganda with exciting local people of various cultural diversities. Get the opportunity to interact with the locals, visit historical sites and take photographs of your choice. You can start by visiting the Kabaka’s palace on Mengo hill a great opportunity to discover several fascinating stories about the history of the Buganda Kingdom, the Culture of Baganda, and their norms and customs.
Visit Uganda National Mosque, located at the Old Kampala Hill, the origin of Kampala city. This is one of the largest mosques in Africa, capable of holding almost 25,000 worshippers. Climb the mosque’s distinctive tower structure (the minaret) and enjoy the unrivaled views of the city at an angle of 360 degrees that gives unique photography of the Kampala city setting.
Have your lunch in one of the best restaurants in Kampala and then proceed to Uganda National Museum and African Crafts Village, where you can buy gifts and souvenirs at your own cost. End your tour with a visit to the Christ Our Vision Child Care, where Prime Uganda Safaris supports counts of orphans, some of whom are HIV positive. Have a relaxation, dinner, and overnight.
The highlight of the day: Touring Uganda’s capital, Kampala
Upmarket/Luxury: Kampala Serena Hotel/Sheraton Kampala Hotel/Speke Resort Munyonyo
Midrange/Standard: Cassia Lodge
Budget/Basic: Nexus Resorts Nansana/Biyem Hotel
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
This is the last day and is entirely dedicated to your departure. You can do some last-minute shopping and connect to Entebbe International Airport for your flight departure back home.
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