Murchison Wildlife Safari - 3 Days Game Viewing Safari - Murchison Falls National Park

TOUR ITINERARY

Day 1: Kampala to Murchison Falls National Park
Murchison Falls - Uganda SafariDrive North West approximately 6 hours through the famous Luweero Triangle to Murchison Falls National Park, the largest park in Uganda occupying an area of about 3840 square kilometers, home to all the big cats as well as buffalo and elephant represented. The rare shoebill stork is often sited in this park. The park boosts the highest population of hippos and huge crocodiles. Stop over in Masindi for Lunch before proceeding to the park.
Overnight at Paraa Safari Lodge/Sambiya River Lodge/Red Chilli rest Camp

Day 2: Murchison Falls
After breakfast, take an early morning game drive in such of animals such as the lion, elephants, buffaloes, leopards, and a number of antelopes. Return to the lodge for Lunch before taking an afternoon launch cruise on the Longest River in the world, The Nile to the foot of the mighty Murchison Falls with a great chance of seeing the Hippos, Crocodiles, Elephants and Buffaloes grazing and a diversity of birdlife. Overnight at Paraa Safari Lodge/Sambiya River Lodge/Red Chilli rest Camp

Day 3: Murchison Falls – Kibale Forest
After breakfast, drive back to Kampala with a stop at the top of the mighty Murchison falls where the Nile forces it self in a narrow gap in a rock only 7 meters wide pouring into a pool 43 meters down forming a roaring sound. Proceed to Kampala arriving in the afternoon.

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