Duration : 9 Nights / 10 Days
Destination Covered : Fort Portal, Entebbe, Masindi, Kanungu
Tour Activities : Trekking, Hiking, Jeep Safari, Boat Safari
Tour Themes : Adventure Tours, Wildlife, Safari Tours
USD 2549
Per Person
* Mentioned prices may vary depending upon date of travel, hotel availability, surge pricing and seasonal rush.
Fort Portal, Entebbe and Masindi Tour Overview
Get close to grey giants, our furry relatives and beautiful landscapes of all kind, during this 10-day safari in Uganda.
You’ll kick your once-in-a-lifetime adventure off with a bang: meet the rhinos of Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary and get closer to them than you’ve ever imagined. In Murchison Falls National Park you can get carried away but the rapid streams of River Nile (not literally!). Marvel at thrilling wildlife like hippos, giraffes, elephants and countless colourful birds during a relaxed boat and unique jeep safari. Passing crater lakes, tea fields and villages, you’ll reach Kibale National Park. Immerse yourself deep in this lush emerald forest and see our closest relatives, the chimpanzees, living their daily life.
Your next stop will take you to the royal Queen Elizabeth National Park. Hop into your safari jeep and go searching for the (in)famous Big Five and rare animals like the Shoebill. Your adventure ends just the way it started: with a unique experience. In Lake Mburo National Park you’ll embark on a night game drive: exciting, a wee bit spooky, and an absolute must-do!
Important to know: chimpanzee trekking is an extremely popular activity (understandably) and requires both a guide and a permit. That’s why it needs to be planned and booked in advance and separately. Of course, we’re happy to help you with that.
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe International Airport
Day 2: Drive from Entebbe / Kampala to Murchison Falls National Park + Murchison Falls National Park + Rhino trekking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
Day 3: Jeep safari in Murchison Falls National Park + Boat Safari to the Murchison Falls + Top Of The Falls Hike – Murchison Falls National Park
Day 4: Drive from Murchison Falls National Park to Kibale National Park
Day 5: Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale National Park + Swamp walk in Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary at Kibale National Park
Day 6: Drive from Kibale to Queen Elizabeth National Park + Jeep safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park
Day 7: Queen Elizabeth National Park + Jeep safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park + Boat safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park
Day 8: Drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Lake Mburo National Park + Night game drive in Lake Mburo National Park
Day 9: Jeep safari in Lake Mburo National Park + Walking safari in Lake Mburo National Park
Day 10: Drive back to Entebbe + Flight home from Entebbe (not included in the price)
Fort Portal, Entebbe and Masindi Tour Itinerary
Day 1
You arrive at Entebbe International Airport, your gateway to the diverse beauty of Uganda! This is the country of adventurous mountain gorilla and chimp trekking, stunning wildlife safaris, amazing road trips and wilderness adventures by boat, bike, horse or foot. Experience the warm hospitality of the Ugandan people and be amazed by the cultural encounters with the different indigenous tribes. With us, you’ll experience it all! Our driver awaits you in the airport, carrying a sign with your name on it. Welcome to Uganda!
Accommodations:
Silver - Karibu Guesthouse Entebbe
Gold - The Boma Hotel Entebbe
Platinum - Protea Hotel Entebbe
Accommodations:
Silver - Karibu Guesthouse Entebbe
Gold - The Boma Hotel Entebbe
Platinum - Protea Hotel Entebbe
Day 2
From Entebbe you make your way to the country’s oldest national park: Murchison Falls. On the way you take a break visiting the rhinos of the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary and once arrived in Murchison, you can start looking forward to a jeep safari of the unique kind.
Activities:
Drive from Entebbe / Kampala to Murchison Falls National Park
Today, you drive from Entebbe/Kampala to Murchison Falls National Park. The drive is a 345-kilometre journey where you see the real and rural countryside of Uganda – roughly six hours of bumpy tarmac roads, busy marketplaces, beautiful views of green hills and outstretched savannah along the way. Murchison Falls National Park is Uganda's largest park and home to lions, zebras, Ugandan kobs, impala, leopards, over 500 bird species and many African elephants – just to mention a few. Be sure to keep your eyes open even when driving to the park – you might just spot your first monkey or zebra!
Murchison Falls National Park
Murchison Falls National Park is the largest and oldest national park in the country, spanning an impressive 3,840 square kilometres. The park is mostly known for its vast open savannahs, where you can go on classic game drives and spot lions, elephants, giraffes, and many other animals between the long grasses. The mighty Nile River cuts through the whole park, creating dramatic whitewater rapids, a breathtaking gorge AND areas for easy-going boat safaris to see hippos, crocodiles and birds. Last but not least, the famous Murchison Falls plunge an impressive 43 meters and are a major highlight of the park (and can be seen from the boat!).
Please note that all excursions mentioned must be booked separately.
Rhino trekking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
Nested in the middle of the country, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is a 70 square kilometer wide paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and a safe haven for white rhinos. In fact, this is the only place where you can see white rhinos in Uganda. During a rhino trekking tour, you can not only meet these majestic animals in their natural habitat but also support the sanctuary’s conservation efforts. With a professional guide, you’ll head out searching for the grey giants. Once found, you only need to do the following: take a deep breath, say "wooooow", take some pictures, and savour the moment.
Accommodations:
Silver - Bamboo Village Safari Lodge
Gold - Paraa Safari Lodge
Platinum - Paraa Safari Lodge
Activities:
Drive from Entebbe / Kampala to Murchison Falls National Park
Today, you drive from Entebbe/Kampala to Murchison Falls National Park. The drive is a 345-kilometre journey where you see the real and rural countryside of Uganda – roughly six hours of bumpy tarmac roads, busy marketplaces, beautiful views of green hills and outstretched savannah along the way. Murchison Falls National Park is Uganda's largest park and home to lions, zebras, Ugandan kobs, impala, leopards, over 500 bird species and many African elephants – just to mention a few. Be sure to keep your eyes open even when driving to the park – you might just spot your first monkey or zebra!
Murchison Falls National Park
Murchison Falls National Park is the largest and oldest national park in the country, spanning an impressive 3,840 square kilometres. The park is mostly known for its vast open savannahs, where you can go on classic game drives and spot lions, elephants, giraffes, and many other animals between the long grasses. The mighty Nile River cuts through the whole park, creating dramatic whitewater rapids, a breathtaking gorge AND areas for easy-going boat safaris to see hippos, crocodiles and birds. Last but not least, the famous Murchison Falls plunge an impressive 43 meters and are a major highlight of the park (and can be seen from the boat!).
Please note that all excursions mentioned must be booked separately.
Rhino trekking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
Nested in the middle of the country, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is a 70 square kilometer wide paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and a safe haven for white rhinos. In fact, this is the only place where you can see white rhinos in Uganda. During a rhino trekking tour, you can not only meet these majestic animals in their natural habitat but also support the sanctuary’s conservation efforts. With a professional guide, you’ll head out searching for the grey giants. Once found, you only need to do the following: take a deep breath, say "wooooow", take some pictures, and savour the moment.
Accommodations:
Silver - Bamboo Village Safari Lodge
Gold - Paraa Safari Lodge
Platinum - Paraa Safari Lodge
Day 3
In a jeep, with a boat and on foot – this is how you discover the best Murchison Falls National Park has to offer. Get ready to be wowed by African animals, Ugandan landscapes and captivating waterfalls.
Activities:
Jeep safari in Murchison Falls National Park
During a jeep safari, our guide takes you in your private jeep on an unlimited game drive in the park. Make sure to share your expectations for this day with him, and let yourself be surprised by the suggestions he might have. Once on the road, ask any question that comes to mind and most of all: enjoy the amazing ride and sights!
Boat Safari to the Murchison Falls
Board a double-decker boat for an old-style River Nile cruise in Murchison Falls National Park! Sail up the river for two hours (and one hour back) while spotting hippos and crocodiles in the water, and several other animals on the shores. The boat eventually leads you to the bottom of the impressive 43-meter-high Murchison Falls, where you can feel the fresh water droplets on your face while seeing the water cascading down. The falls are so powerful that it's impossible to get very close, but trust us – you’ll be impressed nevertheless!
Top Of The Falls Hike – Murchison Falls National Park
Follow in the footsteps of famous people like Winston Churchill and climb to the top of Murchison Falls! This 45-minute hike is relatively easy as the path is paved with steps and footbridges. With some luck, you might spot baboons while enjoying the feel of the cool mist of the waterfalls on your skin during the walk. Once at the top, you marvel at the mighty, churning masses of Nile water squeeze through a narrow gorge before plunging into the depths and taking in the view over the Nile and the vast savannah landscape below you.
Accommodations:
Silver - Bamboo Village Safari Lodge
Gold - Paraa Safari Lodge
Platinum - Paraa Safari Lodge
Activities:
Jeep safari in Murchison Falls National Park
During a jeep safari, our guide takes you in your private jeep on an unlimited game drive in the park. Make sure to share your expectations for this day with him, and let yourself be surprised by the suggestions he might have. Once on the road, ask any question that comes to mind and most of all: enjoy the amazing ride and sights!
Boat Safari to the Murchison Falls
Board a double-decker boat for an old-style River Nile cruise in Murchison Falls National Park! Sail up the river for two hours (and one hour back) while spotting hippos and crocodiles in the water, and several other animals on the shores. The boat eventually leads you to the bottom of the impressive 43-meter-high Murchison Falls, where you can feel the fresh water droplets on your face while seeing the water cascading down. The falls are so powerful that it's impossible to get very close, but trust us – you’ll be impressed nevertheless!
Top Of The Falls Hike – Murchison Falls National Park
Follow in the footsteps of famous people like Winston Churchill and climb to the top of Murchison Falls! This 45-minute hike is relatively easy as the path is paved with steps and footbridges. With some luck, you might spot baboons while enjoying the feel of the cool mist of the waterfalls on your skin during the walk. Once at the top, you marvel at the mighty, churning masses of Nile water squeeze through a narrow gorge before plunging into the depths and taking in the view over the Nile and the vast savannah landscape below you.
Accommodations:
Silver - Bamboo Village Safari Lodge
Gold - Paraa Safari Lodge
Platinum - Paraa Safari Lodge
Day 4
Today you drive from Murchison Falls to Kibale National Park. This 6-hour drive leads you past welcoming villages, rainforests, charming tea plantations and mesmerizing crater lakes towards Fort Portal - a friendly and hospitable gateway city to Uganda's adventures. If the weather is clear, you can see the Rwenzori Mountains with their snow-capped peaks. And then, get ready for Kibale Forest, the primate capital of the world with no less than 13 different species of monkeys!
Accommodations:
Silver - Kibale Forest Camp
Gold - Kibale Tourist Safari Lodge
Platinum - Primate Lodge Kibale
Accommodations:
Silver - Kibale Forest Camp
Gold - Kibale Tourist Safari Lodge
Platinum - Primate Lodge Kibale
Day 5
In the depths of the rainforest you get to observe our closest relatives play, eat and groom each other – an experience which will make everyone’s eyes sparkle! And since the jungle holds many more treasures, you go on the hunt for them afterwards during a swamp walk (not literally!).
Activities:
Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale National Park
Uganda’s Kibale National Park has the highest concentration of chimpanzees on the African continent, with approximately 1,500 chimps in several groups, offering you a high chance of seeing them in the wild. Expert guides lead you through the lush rainforest, where you can observe chimps leaping through trees, playing, eating, and grooming each other. Please note that the minimum age for this 2 to 4 hour trek is 12 years, requires proper hiking shoes, and groups are limited to 6 people. Also, since this is a very popular activity which needs both a permit and a guide, it has to be booked separately and well in advance.
Swamp walk in Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary at Kibale National Park
The swamp walk through the Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary at Kibale National Park is a must-do if you love birds, monkeys, rare animals, plants and flowers. This magical place, also called "home of the great blue turaco", is the home of over 200 bird species. During your walk, you can spot eight primate species in the trees above you, as well as other Ugandan animals such as sitatungas, bushbucks and otters (yes, otters!). Lose yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of this pristine wetland; this is a true gem which only waits to be discovered… by you!
Accommodations:
Silver - Kibale Forest Camp
Gold - Kibale Tourist Safari Lodge
Platinum - Primate Lodge Kibale
Activities:
Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale National Park
Uganda’s Kibale National Park has the highest concentration of chimpanzees on the African continent, with approximately 1,500 chimps in several groups, offering you a high chance of seeing them in the wild. Expert guides lead you through the lush rainforest, where you can observe chimps leaping through trees, playing, eating, and grooming each other. Please note that the minimum age for this 2 to 4 hour trek is 12 years, requires proper hiking shoes, and groups are limited to 6 people. Also, since this is a very popular activity which needs both a permit and a guide, it has to be booked separately and well in advance.
Swamp walk in Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary at Kibale National Park
The swamp walk through the Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary at Kibale National Park is a must-do if you love birds, monkeys, rare animals, plants and flowers. This magical place, also called "home of the great blue turaco", is the home of over 200 bird species. During your walk, you can spot eight primate species in the trees above you, as well as other Ugandan animals such as sitatungas, bushbucks and otters (yes, otters!). Lose yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of this pristine wetland; this is a true gem which only waits to be discovered… by you!
Accommodations:
Silver - Kibale Forest Camp
Gold - Kibale Tourist Safari Lodge
Platinum - Primate Lodge Kibale
Day 6
The drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park is like a trailer for the big movie – your safari, which happens on the very same day! The superstars of the most royal of all parks cannot wait to pose for your pictures.
Activities:
Drive from Kibale to Queen Elizabeth National Park
As you drive 2 hours from Kibale to Queen Elizabeth National Park today, you can enjoy the sights while passing through the crater lake area around Kasenda and seeing the snow-capped peaks of the Rwenzori Mountains on your right a bit further down the road. With this amazing landscape as your 'bush-tv', you reach the most royal of Uganda's national parks before you know it. Keep your eyes peeled for the Big Five!
Jeep safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park
During a jeep safari, our guide takes you in your private jeep on an unlimited game drive in the park. Make sure to share your expectations for this day with him, and let yourself be surprised by the suggestions he might have. Once on the road, ask any question that comes to mind and most of all: enjoy the amazing ride and sights!
Accommodations:
Silver - Elephant Hab Lodge
Gold - Buffalo Safari Lodge
Platinum - Park View Safari Lodge
Activities:
Drive from Kibale to Queen Elizabeth National Park
As you drive 2 hours from Kibale to Queen Elizabeth National Park today, you can enjoy the sights while passing through the crater lake area around Kasenda and seeing the snow-capped peaks of the Rwenzori Mountains on your right a bit further down the road. With this amazing landscape as your 'bush-tv', you reach the most royal of Uganda's national parks before you know it. Keep your eyes peeled for the Big Five!
Jeep safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park
During a jeep safari, our guide takes you in your private jeep on an unlimited game drive in the park. Make sure to share your expectations for this day with him, and let yourself be surprised by the suggestions he might have. Once on the road, ask any question that comes to mind and most of all: enjoy the amazing ride and sights!
Accommodations:
Silver - Elephant Hab Lodge
Gold - Buffalo Safari Lodge
Platinum - Park View Safari Lodge
Day 7
After discovering countless gems of Queen Elizabeth National Park on land, it's time to hop into a comfy boat and do the same on the Kazinga channel – the home of hippos, crocodiles and colourful birds.
Activities:
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Queen Elizabeth National Park is not only royal by its name but also by its diversity. Celebrating the majesty of the animal kingdom, it is home to four of the Big Five, to tree-climbing lions and has the largest number of hippos in East Africa. Many more animals roam in its diverse landscape including savannah grasslands, dense forests, volcanic features and meandering rivers. Enjoy a large array of activities whilst supporting conservation efforts, all with the snow-capped Rwenzori mountains as a background.
Jeep safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park
During a jeep safari, our guide takes you in your private jeep on an unlimited game drive in the park. Make sure to share your expectations for this day with him, and let yourself be surprised by the suggestions he might have. Once on the road, ask any question that comes to mind and most of all: enjoy the amazing ride and sights!
Boat safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park
Last call for those wishing to explore the Kazinga Channel! Go aboard a boat that can accommodate up to twenty people and explore this beautiful and biodiverse place for 2-3 hours. The Kazinga Channel in the Queen Elizabeth National Park stretches 40 kilometres long, linking Lake George to Lake Edward. Keep a keen eye out at all times, as you may spot hippos, crocodiles, buffalo, elephants, and a variety of other animals. Two daily departure times are offered for this boat trip: in the morning, at 11:00 AM, and in the afternoon, at 2:00 PM.
Accommodations:
Silver - Elephant Hab Lodge
Gold - Buffalo Safari Lodge
Platinum - Park View Safari Lodge
Activities:
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Queen Elizabeth National Park is not only royal by its name but also by its diversity. Celebrating the majesty of the animal kingdom, it is home to four of the Big Five, to tree-climbing lions and has the largest number of hippos in East Africa. Many more animals roam in its diverse landscape including savannah grasslands, dense forests, volcanic features and meandering rivers. Enjoy a large array of activities whilst supporting conservation efforts, all with the snow-capped Rwenzori mountains as a background.
Jeep safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park
During a jeep safari, our guide takes you in your private jeep on an unlimited game drive in the park. Make sure to share your expectations for this day with him, and let yourself be surprised by the suggestions he might have. Once on the road, ask any question that comes to mind and most of all: enjoy the amazing ride and sights!
Boat safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park
Last call for those wishing to explore the Kazinga Channel! Go aboard a boat that can accommodate up to twenty people and explore this beautiful and biodiverse place for 2-3 hours. The Kazinga Channel in the Queen Elizabeth National Park stretches 40 kilometres long, linking Lake George to Lake Edward. Keep a keen eye out at all times, as you may spot hippos, crocodiles, buffalo, elephants, and a variety of other animals. Two daily departure times are offered for this boat trip: in the morning, at 11:00 AM, and in the afternoon, at 2:00 PM.
Accommodations:
Silver - Elephant Hab Lodge
Gold - Buffalo Safari Lodge
Platinum - Park View Safari Lodge
Day 8
From the most royal park, you make your way to the smallest park in Uganda. That, however, does not mean that Lake Mburo has nothing in store for you. Quite the contrary: look forward to rare beauties like the shoebill stork and animals which turn night into day.
Activities:
Drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Lake Mburo National Park
The drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Lake Mburo National Park takes approximately three hours. You are about to discover Uganda's smallest national park, close to Kampala and Entebbe. This is one of only three parks where you can find the Burchell's zebra and for the longest time, this was the only area where you could see impala – leading to the name Kampala (a hill of impala) for its capital. Enjoy the ride, and make sure to be on the lookout for wildlife passing by!
Night game drive in Lake Mburo National Park
A night game drive in Lake Mburo National Park gives you the thrilling opportunity to explore the hidden mysteries of the African wilderness after the sun has set. In the darkness of the night, you’ll witness the park’s nocturnal wildlife come to life. Keep your eyes open for elusive animals such as porcupines, hyenas, owls and leopards and prepare to sometimes just see a pair of eyes. An adventure with goosebump potential? Definitely! Buckle up (please) and get ready for a bumpy and adrenaline-packed ride.
Accommodations:
Silver - Kigarama Wilderness Lodge
Gold - Kigarama Wilderness Lodge
Platinum - Mihingo Lodge
Activities:
Drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Lake Mburo National Park
The drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Lake Mburo National Park takes approximately three hours. You are about to discover Uganda's smallest national park, close to Kampala and Entebbe. This is one of only three parks where you can find the Burchell's zebra and for the longest time, this was the only area where you could see impala – leading to the name Kampala (a hill of impala) for its capital. Enjoy the ride, and make sure to be on the lookout for wildlife passing by!
Night game drive in Lake Mburo National Park
A night game drive in Lake Mburo National Park gives you the thrilling opportunity to explore the hidden mysteries of the African wilderness after the sun has set. In the darkness of the night, you’ll witness the park’s nocturnal wildlife come to life. Keep your eyes open for elusive animals such as porcupines, hyenas, owls and leopards and prepare to sometimes just see a pair of eyes. An adventure with goosebump potential? Definitely! Buckle up (please) and get ready for a bumpy and adrenaline-packed ride.
Accommodations:
Silver - Kigarama Wilderness Lodge
Gold - Kigarama Wilderness Lodge
Platinum - Mihingo Lodge
Day 9
Marvel at African wildlife from up close (like really close!) during a walking safari in Lake Mburo National Park and step into your private jeep to dive even deeper into the unique landscape around the glistening Lake Mburo.
Activities:
Jeep safari in Lake Mburo National Park
During a jeep safari, our guide takes you in your private jeep on an unlimited game drive in the park. Make sure to share your expectations for this day with him, and let yourself be surprised by the suggestions he might have. Once on the road, ask any question that comes to mind and most of all: enjoy the amazing ride and sights!
Walking safari in Lake Mburo National Park
Get out of the safari jeep, lace up your hiking boots and off you go on safari… literally! During your walking safari in Lake Mburo National Park, you can explore this wonderful spot of land from a completely different point of view. Hike through savannahs, woodlands and lakeshores and learn more about the flora and fauna from your experienced guide. Here, you can come close to animals like zebras, impala and giraffes and watch the park’s famous hippos from a safe distance. Discovering Uganda’s untamed wilderness like this is an experience that will stay with you for many years to come.
Accommodations:
Silver - Kigarama Wilderness Lodge
Gold - Kigarama Wilderness Lodge
Platinum - Mihingo Lodge
Activities:
Jeep safari in Lake Mburo National Park
During a jeep safari, our guide takes you in your private jeep on an unlimited game drive in the park. Make sure to share your expectations for this day with him, and let yourself be surprised by the suggestions he might have. Once on the road, ask any question that comes to mind and most of all: enjoy the amazing ride and sights!
Walking safari in Lake Mburo National Park
Get out of the safari jeep, lace up your hiking boots and off you go on safari… literally! During your walking safari in Lake Mburo National Park, you can explore this wonderful spot of land from a completely different point of view. Hike through savannahs, woodlands and lakeshores and learn more about the flora and fauna from your experienced guide. Here, you can come close to animals like zebras, impala and giraffes and watch the park’s famous hippos from a safe distance. Discovering Uganda’s untamed wilderness like this is an experience that will stay with you for many years to come.
Accommodations:
Silver - Kigarama Wilderness Lodge
Gold - Kigarama Wilderness Lodge
Platinum - Mihingo Lodge
Day 10
After some exhilarating days, the end of your adventure is near. Enjoy the ride back to where it all started, take in the stunning views once more, and take off with new memories that last forever. Or simply stay a little longer.
Activities:
Drive back to Entebbe
As you drive back to Entebbe, you again pass through the villages with their lively marketplaces and the outstretched countryside with tea and coffee plantations, smooth green hills and the occasional wildlife waving you goodbye. After several days of sheer adventure, even the ride back to Entebbe is an experience to enjoy!
Flight home from Entebbe (not included in the price)
This is your last day! Unfortunately, it's time to catch your flight home from Entebbe International Airport. Sad to leave...? Not to worry! We can easily add a few days of safari to your holiday, or extend it with a few days on the shores of Lake Victoria for some whitewater rafting or other exhilarating activities!
Activities:
Drive back to Entebbe
As you drive back to Entebbe, you again pass through the villages with their lively marketplaces and the outstretched countryside with tea and coffee plantations, smooth green hills and the occasional wildlife waving you goodbye. After several days of sheer adventure, even the ride back to Entebbe is an experience to enjoy!
Flight home from Entebbe (not included in the price)
This is your last day! Unfortunately, it's time to catch your flight home from Entebbe International Airport. Sad to leave...? Not to worry! We can easily add a few days of safari to your holiday, or extend it with a few days on the shores of Lake Victoria for some whitewater rafting or other exhilarating activities!
More Details about Fort Portal, Entebbe and Masindi Tour
Inclusions
- Hotel
- 24/7 service
- 10 days
- All accommodations
- Drinking water in our safari jeeps
- Full board
- Game drives
- Luxurious private 4×4 Safari Jeep
- Park Fees
- Pickup and transfer airport
- Private guide speaking fluently English
- Reservation costs
- Fully accredited under SGR
Exclusions
- Visas
- Travel insurance
- International flights (can be booked for you on request)
Payments Terms
- * 20% Advance Percentage of total booking amount
Price & Rates
| No of pax | Age Limit | Price per pax (Rs) |
|---|---|---|
| No of pax Adult | Age Limit Above 12 years | Price per pax (Rs) $ 2549 / Adult ( With Tax ) |
Cancellation & Refund Policy
- * Upon cancellation, refund will be made after deducting the Retention Amount.
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