Day 1: Arrival in Entebbe
Arrive at Entebbe International Airport, where a Wild Compass Africa representative will warmly welcome you. Transfer to your hotel near the shores of Lake Victoria and spend the day at leisure. You can visit the Entebbe Botanical Gardens, explore local markets, Explore the Mabamba Swamp for the Shoebill search or simply relax and prepare for your gorilla adventure.
Overnight: Karibu Guest House | Alternative
Day 2: Fly to Kisoro & Transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
After breakfast, take an early scheduled flight to Kisoro Airstrip, offering spectacular aerial views of Uganda’s landscapes — rolling hills, crater lakes, and terraced farms. Upon arrival, your guide will transfer you to your lodge in the southern part of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Spend the afternoon soaking in the mountain views, visiting a local community, or exploring nearby trails before a restful evening.
Overnight: Four Gorillas | Alternative
Day 3: The Gorilla Habituation Experience
Today is the highlight of your safari — the Gorilla Habituation Experience.
After an early breakfast and briefing from the Uganda Wildlife Authority, you’ll venture into the dense forest with trackers and researchers to locate a semi-habituated gorilla family. Once found, you’ll spend up to 4 hours observing and photographing them as they feed, play, and interact.
Learn about gorilla behaviour, their role in the forest ecosystem, and the ongoing conservation work that protects these endangered creatures.
This rare, extended encounter offers unmatched insight and emotional connection — a once-in-a-lifetime experience for wildlife lovers.
Overnight: Four Gorillas | Alternative
Day 4: Return to Entebbe or Continue to Rwanda
After breakfast, you may choose to:
Fly back to Entebbe from Kisoro for your international connection, or
Drive back via the scenic southwestern countryside.
Alternatively: Cross into Rwanda through Cyanika Border to continue your adventure (e.g., Kigali City or Volcanoes National Park).
Your safari ends with unforgettable memories of one of Africa’s most profound wildlife experiences.
