7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Tour. This 7-day safari combines the thrill of chimpanzee tracking in lush forests with the awe-inspiring adventure of gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Travelers will also enjoy wildlife safaris, scenic landscapes, and cultural encounters that make Uganda a truly immersive safari destination. With expert guides, comfortable accommodations, and all permits arranged by Kenlink Tours, this tour is perfect for anyone seeking an unforgettable African adventure while supporting conservation and local communities.

Tour Highlights

• Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale Forest National Park.

• Gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

• Wildlife game drives and Kazinga Channel boat cruise in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

• Scenic drives through Uganda’s picturesque countryside, tea plantations, and local villages.

• Cultural encounters with local communities and optional craft visits.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Entebbe – Transfer to Kampala

• Arrive at Entebbe International Airport and meet your Kenlink Tours guide.

• Transfer to your hotel in Kampala. Evening safari briefing and overnight stay.

Day 2: Kampala – Kibale Forest National Park

• Early morning drive to Kibale Forest (5–6 hours), passing lush landscapes and local villages.

• Afternoon optional visit to a local community or nature walk. Overnight near Kibale.

Day 3: Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale Forest

• Morning briefing with your guide.

• Embark on chimpanzee tracking through forest trails, observing these intelligent primates for up to one hour.

• Afternoon optional visit to Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary for bird watching and cultural experiences.

• Overnight near Kibale Forest.

Day 4: Kibale – Queen Elizabeth National Park

• Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park (3–4 hours).

• Afternoon game drive to spot elephants, lions, buffaloes, leopards, and other wildlife.

• Evening Kazinga Channel boat cruise to see hippos, crocodiles, and abundant birdlife.

• Overnight stay in the park.

Day 5: Drive to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest

• Scenic drive to Bwindi Forest (6–7 hours), passing tea plantations and rolling hills.

• Afternoon rest at lodge or optional local community visit.

• Overnight near Bwindi Forest.

Day 6: Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi

• Early morning briefing with park rangers.

• Trek into Bwindi’s forests to encounter mountain gorillas.

• Spend one hour observing gorillas up close, capturing unforgettable moments.

• Return to lodge for relaxation and overnight stay.

Day 7: Bwindi – Entebbe / Kampala Departure

• After breakfast, drive back to Entebbe or Kampala (8–9 hours), with optional stops at the Equator or local craft markets.

• Arrival for departure flight or onward travel arrangements.

Tour Availability – 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Tour

The 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Tour is available year-round, making it flexible for travelers from all over the world. At Kenlink Tours, we operate this safari as long as you book it, giving you the freedom to choose dates that best suit your schedule. While Uganda experiences two main rainy seasons—March to May and October to November—the tour can still be conducted during these periods, though forest trails may be slippery and trekking slightly more challenging.

For the best trekking conditions, the dry seasons (December–February and June–September) are highly recommended. These months provide easier access to forest trails, better visibility of wildlife, and more comfortable hiking conditions. Regardless of the time you choose, our experienced Kenlink Tours guides ensure a safe, memorable, and fully organized safari, handling permits, accommodations, and logistics so you can focus entirely on enjoying Uganda’s incredible wildlife and landscapes.

Why Book with Kenlink Tours

• Expert local guides with deep knowledge of Uganda’s wildlife.

• All permits for chimpanzee tracking and gorilla trekking arranged hassle-free.

• Comfortable transport, accommodations, and personalized service throughout the safari.

• Contribution to conservation efforts and local communities.