Day 1: Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park
You will be picked up from either your lodge or hotel and transferred to Queen Elizabeth National Park. The transfer will take a bout 2 to 3 hours, which you will lose count of since you will be occupied with the different attractions along the way. Some of the attractions you will spot along the way include cattle grazing and plantations, to name a few. Upon arrival in Queen Elizabeth National Park, you will check in at the lodge and relax, have lunch, and head for an optional guided nature walk or birding activity. In the evening, you will return to the lodge for dinner and call it a day.
Meal plan: Lunch and Dinner
Day 2: Lion racking and Boat cruise
On day 2, after having breakfast, you will head straight for the lion tracking activity, which will begin with a briefing where you will be told the dos and don’ts of this activity. After you get in your 4x4 wheel vehicle, you will be transferred to the Kasenyi plains in the northern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, since it is where the lion tracking activity is done or carried out. The lion tracking activity takes or lasts for a bout 2 to 3 hours searching or tracking lions with the help of experienced researchers and tour guides who use GPS on the neck collars of the lions to track them down. After finding a lion pride, you will be given time to watch it from a safe distance. After lion tracking activity, you will head back to the lodge for lunch, from which you will proceed for an afternoon boat cruise on Kazinga Channel, which joins Lake Edward and Lake Gorge. During the boat cruise, you will continue to spot several species of wildlife and birds along the shores and within the water. These include hippos, crocodiles, elephants, antelopes, and buffaloes, to name a few. From the boat cruise, you will head back to the lodge for dinner and call it a day.
Meal plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Day 3: Crater explosion and Departure
After having breakfast, you will check out of the lodge, and you will be driven towards the Katwe crater route, where you will be able to spot several craters, and you will be given time to take as many photos as you want, since the backdrop of these craters is breathtaking. From there, you will head back to Fort Portal, where you will have your lunch with a quick stopover at the equator, and this will mark the end of your safari.
Meal plan: Breakfast and Lunch






























