On day 2 of the tour, you will begin with an early morning transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park. The driver will depart at 6:00 am, so it's important to wake up early. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to stop at the equator crossing to take photos and purchase souvenirs. As you travel towards the park, you will witness the natural beauty of Uganda, including the East African rift valley, stunning tea plantations, breathtaking views of the Rwenzori mountains, charming small towns, and more. Feel free to request the driver to stop at points of interest or local markets to explore fresh fruits. Upon arrival at the park, you will check into your hotel and enjoy a delicious lunch. In the afternoon, you will embark on a thrilling game drive in the Kasenyi sector of the park, where you can spot a variety of wildlife including the big 5 animals such as lions, elephants, buffaloes, and more. Bird enthusiasts can also look out for various bird species. Dinner and overnight accommodations will be provided at Simba Camp or Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge for budget options, while luxury lodges include Jacana Safari Lodge and Mweya Safari Lodge. The meal plan for the day includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Start your day early with a morning game drive in the Kasenyi sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. This game drive is specifically designed to spot early risers and predators returning to their dens after a night of hunting. You can expect to encounter a variety of wildlife such as buffaloes, bush bucks, elephants, giant forest hogs, hyenas, Uganda kobs, lions, and waterbucks. After the game drive, return to the lodge for relaxation and lunch before embarking on the highly anticipated afternoon launch cruise along the Kazinga Channel. The channel, which connects Lake Albert to Lake George, boasts a high concentration of wildlife. Animals including buffaloes, elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and antelopes frequent the channel for drinking and bathing. It is also a great spot to observe predators like leopards or hyenas approaching for a drink. Additionally, the Kazinga Channel is renowned for its diverse birdlife, with species such as cormorants, egrets, herons, jacanas, and pelicans being among the notable sightings. For overnight accommodations, budget options include Simba Camp or Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge, while luxury lodges include Jacana Safari Lodge and Mweya Safari Lodge.

Begin your day by waking up early and heading to the briefing point for chimpanzee trekking in Kyambura Gorge. The drive to the gorge offers picturesque views of savanna grasslands before reaching the stunning gorge itself. The underground forest within the gorge is home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, chimpanzees, and other primates. After the briefing, descend into the gorge to search for the primates. While the chances of seeing chimpanzees here are lower compared to Kibale National Park, exploring the underground forest presents incredible biodiversity and captivating scenery. After spending time with the chimpanzees, enjoy lunch and later visit the Katwe crater lake, where local residents engage in salt mining. The lake's high salt concentration prohibits wildlife, but it has been a vital resource for the Katwe community for centuries. Witness the salt mining process, walk along the mud walkways, and gain insights into the challenging yet fascinating trade. The tour offers a unique perspective and contributes to the community's livelihood. Look out for wildlife during the scenic drive to Katwe, including buffaloes and elephants. After the tour, return to the lodge for dinner and overnight accommodations. Budget options include Simba Camp or Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge, while luxury lodges are Jacana Safari Lodge and Mweya Safari Lodge.

On the final day, after breakfast, the journey back to Kampala will commence, taking a route through the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. This sector is known for its tree climbing lions, a unique phenomenon. While the Ishasha sector may not have as abundant wildlife as other areas of the park, it offers the chance to witness lions resting atop fig and acacia trees. Along with the tree climbing lions, visitors may also spot elephants, Uganda Kobs, Topis, antelopes, and warthogs in the area. After observing the lions, the drive will continue towards Entebbe via Mbarara. Lunch will be served in Mbarara town, and if desired, there will be an opportunity to stop at the equator for a second time. The driver will ensure that you are dropped off either at the airport or in Entebbe town, depending on your travel plans.