You will be met on arrival and privately transferred to Entebbe’s suburbs where you will stay for one night. Relax after the long journey with a good nights’ sleep and dinner at the hotel.

From here, you will be privately transferred to the safari lodge in a 4×4 vehicle. The journey will take approximately 90 minutes and act as a mini safari. Keep an eye out for wildlife along the roadside and in the bush beyond.

Spend three nights soaking up the local culture and becoming one with nature as you explore Bwindi Impenetrable National Park with game drives and forest walks.

With the help of a highly experienced guide, trek through the forest in search of the gorillas who have made the habitat their home. There is nothing quite like witnessing wild mountain gorillas as they eat, groom each other and play among the trees.

Although the tribe once flourished, their numbers are dwindling as modernisation wipes out their traditions. Visit these hunter-gatherers who have lived a difficult existence and learn about their unique way of life. These cultural visits help support members of the tribe through education and housing.

You will stay here for two nights in a fabulous safari tent designed for maximum luxury, at the heart of nature.

Dedicated to preserving the bio- diversity of the area, the project reduces threats to the ecosystem and introduces guests to the locals, their handicrafts and rich culture.

With the help of experienced guides, venture out into the bush in search of Uganda’s best game. Spot elephants bathing in the river, buffalo grazing along its banks and plenty of vervet monkeys. There is even a lone hippo, named George, who often visits the camp.

Enjoy incredible sightings of hippo, crocodiles, elephants and buffalo as you gently cruise through the shallows of the river. The river banks attract dozens of species of birds and the cruise offers incredible views of the Mweya Peninsula.

Spend three nights in Mweya doing as many activities as possible in the time remaining.

Along the way, stop off at the equator for a quick photo op. At Kyambura Gorge, prepare for a lively and noisy experience. The highly active chimpanzees can be seen moving through the treetops and chattering to eachother. Sometimes you may even find them resting at ground level and as the chimps are habituated to humans, sightings are almost guaranteed.

This forest is unique in that it combines a blend of tropical forest, rainforest and deciduous forest which has resulted in a colourful and highly perfumed environment. Here in the forest, you can spot red tailed monkeys, diademed monkeys, olive baboons, black and white colobus’ as well as Chimpanzees. Bird and insect species are also abundant in the forest and spotting rare species can be a very exciting experience.

It is time to return home. Arrive in Dublin.