Signature journey / Five days

Into the mist.
Out into the wild.

A proposed five-day luxury fly-in safari combining Bwindi gorilla habituation with the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Bwindi · Ishasha · Entebbe

Two worlds.
One considered journey.

Move from the rainforest to open safari landscapes, with charter flight options and private ground transfers built into the planning brief.

VIP arrival assistance, selected lodges, and flight timings are arranged to suit your dates and requirements. This concept is adapted only after permits and supplier availability have been checked.

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Forested Bwindi hills viewed from Broadbill Forest Camp
Forest landscapes form the first chapter of the journey.
A proposed day-by-day route
Day 01

Arrive. Exhale. Settle in.

Arrive in Entebbe. Depending on your international arrival time, settle into an overnight stay or connect with the agreed onward arrangements. Discuss airport assistance and private transfers in advance.

Day 02

Fly toward the forest.

Travel toward Bwindi using a confirmed flight connection or charter arrangement and the appropriate airstrip. Continue by private vehicle to a lodge selected around your permitted trekking location.

Day 03

A longer gorilla encounter.

Join the ranger-led habituation experience, subject to the specific permit and current park rules. UWA’s published observation limit is up to four hours. Return to your lodge with the afternoon kept flexible.

Day 04

The landscapes of Ishasha.

Transfer toward the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Plan a game drive around arrival conditions, with time to explore a region known for tree-climbing lions. Sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Day 05

One last look. Then onward.

Subject to your flight plan, enjoy a final safari activity before your onward transfer. Coordinate the return connection with international departure requirements; add an overnight when it creates a more comfortable schedule.

What your proposal should confirm

  • Available permit, date, activity type, and trekking sector
  • Named lodges, room categories, meals, and occupancy
  • Confirmed flight routing, baggage limits, and transfer details
  • Guide arrangements and the scope of arrival assistance
  • Total price, inclusions, exclusions, and payment terms

No fixed price is published for this concept. Permit costs, charter requirements, lodge availability, and traveler numbers change the final quotation.

Sources: UWA tracking guidelines and Queen Elizabeth National Park overview. The itinerary is a proposal concept, not a confirmed departure.

Plan with clarity

Before you confirm
your Uganda journey.