3 DAYS – SOUTH QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK.

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Get on a captivating three-day safari to Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda’s second-largest savanna park. This journey will take you to the renowned Ishasha sector, located in the southern part of the park. Famous for its tree-climbing lions, Ishasha offers a unique opportunity to witness these magnificent creatures lounging in the branches of acacia and fig trees amid the sprawling savannah plains—an awe-inspiring sight that captivates all who see it.

You don’t need to be a photography expert to capture stunning images, as the natural beauty is strikingly evident in every frame. Experience the rare spectacle of tree-climbing lions, a unique feature of this region that you can only find here in Uganda.

Summarized Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive at Entebbe International Airport. Connect to your with your domestic flight to Kihihi Airstrip. Meet your guide at Kihihi Airstrip and transfer to your accommodation in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Day 2: Morning Game drive and bush breakfast. Afternoon Game Drive and Sundowner.

Day 3: Transfer back to Kihihi Airstrip for your flight to Entebbe International Airport. End of services.

Price inclusions

Safari guide and vehicle
Park Entrance to Queen Elizabeth National Park for 2 nights
Pre – paid activities
All meals while at Queen Elizabeth

Price exclusions

– Additional activities

– Premium drinks

Detailed itinerary

DAY 1: ARRIVE AT ENTEBBE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. CONNECT TO YOUR WITH YOUR DOMESTIC FLIGHT TO KIHIHI AIRSTRIP. MEET YOUR GUIDE AT KIHIHI AIRSTRIP AND TRANSFER TO YOUR ACCOMMODATION IN QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK.

Upon arrival at Entebbe International airport. You will connect with your domestic flight to Kihihi Airstrip where you will meet your safari guide and proceed to Queen Elizabeth National park. The drive is approximately 1 hour.

Queen Elizabeth National Park, located in southwestern Uganda, is the second largest National Park in Uganda spanning approximately 1,978 square kilometers (764 square miles). Established in 1952, the park was originally named Kazinga Channel National Park but was later renamed Queen Elizabeth National Park in honor of a visit by Queen Elizabeth II of England.

The park features a variety of landscapes, including savannahs, wetlands, forests, and lakes. It is home to the famous Kazinga Channel, a natural waterway that connects Lake Edward and Lake George, providing a rich habitat for numerous species. The breathtaking views of the Rwenzori Mountains to the north add to the park’s scenic charm.

Dinner and overnight at Enjojo Lodge

Enjojo Lodge, named after the local term for “elephant,” has a unique history—the land where the lodge now stands was the birthplace of an elephant during its construction. Nestled amidst abundant greenery and a lush acacia forest, the lodge offers a tranquil retreat with seven luxury self-contained cottages. Four of these cottages are set within the verdant vegetation, while three overlook the expansive savannah plains. Each cottage features an ensuite bathroom with 24-hour running water and a spacious veranda, providing a perfect spot to relax and take in the natural beauty surrounding you.

e through the park’s diverse habitats providing another thrilling way to explore the Park. Guided by experienced rangers, visitors can track and observe various animals in their natural environment, gaining insights into their behaviors and the park’s ecology. Look out for buffalo, elephants, Uganda kobs, and the famous tree-climbing lions, often spotted lounging on fig trees in the park’s southern sector.

DAY 2: MORNING GAME DRIVE AND BUSH BREAKFAST. AFTERNOON GAME AND SUNDOWNER.

Enjoy a morning Game drive after morning game drive, treat yourself to a unique bush breakfast in a secluded spot within the park. A fine dining experience awaits, complete with various snacks and drinks, and a personal chef ready to prepare any hot meals you desire.

Return to the Lodge for relaxation and later head out for a sundowner experience.

End your evening game drive with a delightful sundowner experience. A mini buffet of hot and cold drinks and snacks is set up for you to enjoy while watching the sunset over the savannah. As the day fades, you’ll see animals returning to their homes and nocturnal creatures starting to emerge.

The sundowner provides beautiful sightings of the sun setting and also different animals as they ascend to their homes for the night and the nocturnal animals begin to come out of their hideouts.

Dinner and overnight at Enjojo Lodge