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| KIBALE FOREST NATIONAL PARK 3 DAY ITINERARY
Tour Code B015 Tour highlights include: Entebbe tour, Kibale Forest National Park, chimpanzee tracking. Day one:
Day two: E Day three: Early morning breakfast and then leave the park to visit the many craters in Bunyaruguru as you also visit Fort Portal town. Then set off for Kampala via Mubende where you will have your lunch. Arrive in Kampala late afternoon where the company driver will immediately transfer you to Entebbe Airport in time for your flight. You will then be wished a safe journey back home. Budget cost for safari (simple guesthouses, hostels and furnished tents): 4-6 pax will be US$368 per person sharing. 7-8 pax will be US$318 per person sharing.
2-3 pax will be US$780 per person sharing. 4-6 pax will be US$630 per person sharing. 7-8 pax will be US$580 per person sharing. The single room supplement (SRS) is US$20. Inclusive are the following services. Note: These are excluded services Prices are subject to change without notice. For more details and tailor-made safari please contact us. |
Arrive at Entebbe Airport where you will be met and greeted by our tour company representative. Refreshments at the restraunt and then set off for Kibale National park via Mityana and Mubende districts.This takes about 5hours.You will have a stopover at Mityana.Then continue in the afternoon where you will have a chance to view the beautiful scenery of the area. Arrive late this evening at Kibale Foresty National Park. Dinner and overnight at Kanyanchu Community Camps and Bandas for budget accommodation and Mantana tented Camp for Luxury Accomodation. 
arly morning breakfast at Kanyanchu Community Camps and Bandas.Take a chimp trek within Kibale forest where you will come across man’s closest primates. While on the trek you expect to experience the chimps de-nesting (coming out of nests) and you can then follow them up in their daily activities up to nesting (making nests and going to sleep). Dinner and overnight at Kanyanchu Community Camps and Bandas.
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