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Best of Both: Active Safari Adventure in Uganda and Tanzania

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Trip Summary

Transfer service

Airport transfers included for your arrival, but NOT your return flight. Transfers are included between all hotels. All day tours include transfers, except for on 7 days.

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03 Oct

Arrive in Entebbe via EBB Airport

Private Transfer

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #1

04 Oct

Arrive in Kibale

Flight

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #2

05 Oct

Visit your closest relatives - Chimpanzees and other primates

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #2

06 Oct

Arrive in Bwindi Forest

Flight

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #3

07 Oct

Gorilla Trek - Highlight of your Trip

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #3

08 Oct

Open Day in Bwindi Forest

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #3

09 Oct

Arrive in Entebbe

Flight

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #4

10 Oct

Arrive in Arusha

Flight

Private Transfer

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #5

11 Oct

Game Drive including Bush Picnic

Private Transfer

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #6

12 Oct

Arrive in Karatu

Private Transfer

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #7

13 Oct

Ngorongoro Crater Game drive

Private Transfer

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #8

14 Oct

Game Drive including Bush Picnic

Private Transfer

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #9

15 Oct

Game Drive including Bush Picnic

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #9

16 Oct

Game Drive including Bush Picnic

Optional Ranger guided walking safari

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #9

17 Oct

Until Next Time!

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Trip highlights & destinations

Moments to look forward to

Kibale

The Kanyanchu Primate Walking is Kibale's most loved activity. There are 13 species to be found, with a variety of diurnal monkeys. But the stars of the trail are the chimpanzees. The chances of finding Kanyanchu's Chimps are high since they have been tracked continuously since 1993. Guided walks begin at 8am and end at 2pm, and can last up to three hours depending on the factors.

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Kibale

Visit your closest relatives - Chimpanzees and other primates

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Bwindi Forest

Bwindi Park is located in Southwestern Uganda at the intersection of the mountain and plain forests. It covers 32,000 ha. It is well-known for its extraordinary biodiversity. There are more than 160 species and more than 100 species of ferns. There are many species of birds and butterflies, as well as endangered species like the mountain gorilla.

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Bwindi Forest

Gorilla Trek - Highlight of your Trip

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Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park is best known for its magnificent baobab trees, massive herds of elephants and towering termite mounds. The park is named for the Tarangire River, which is the main source of water for wildlife in the Tarangire ecosystem during the dry season. From June to November, as the migratory animals return to the park, impressive numbers of wildlife congregate along the banks of the river. At the height of the dry season, the quality of game viewing can rival that of the Serengeti.

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Tarangire National Park

Game Drive including Bush Picnic

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Ngorongoro Conservation Area

Ngorongoro Conservation Area was established in 1959 as a multiple land use area that protects wildlife and gives a space for semi-nomadic Maasai pastoralists to practice traditional livestock grazing after they were relocated from the Serengeti National Park. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that covers approximately 3,200 square miles (8,300 square km) of the Serengeti ecosystem.

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Ngorongoro Conservation Area

Ngorongoro Crater Game drive

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Central Serengeti

It is here in the Central Serengeti that the Serengeti plains gradually transform into undulating hills and woodlands that dominate the Western and Northern Serengeti. The main attraction of the Central Serengeti is the beautiful Seronera River Valley, home to a great diversity of resident wildlife due to its unique ecological niche as a transitional zone where two distinctly different habitats, the plains and woodlands, merge and various species of wildlife from both habitats can coexist.

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Central Serengeti

Game Drive including Bush Picnic

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Central Serengeti

Optional Ranger guided walking safari

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