Your unforgettable 12Day Rwanda Ugandaand Kenya wildife Safari begins from kigali International Airport. From here, our company representative will transfer you to the nearby hotel for an overnight stay.

Dinner and Overnight at Hotel Des Millie Collines Kigali

In the morning after your breakfast, you will transfer to Volcanoes forest National Park from where you do gorilla trekking experience.

Dinner and Overnight at Davinci gorilla lodge

Morning: After an early breakfast at the lodge, you will start your exciting morning drive to the Volcanoes National Park Headquarters to begin your trek into the indigenous forest in search for the Gorillas. You will do be briefed on the does and don’ts as you move in the forest and meet the gorillas.

Gorilla trek: You will Join other visitors to Make a group of 8 and then start your trek in the forest.  You will experience colorful birds, rare golden monkey and other monkeys. You will spend one Hour with the gorillas and then return, have lunch at the lodge and later relax at the lodge to chill from the tiresome and exciting activity of the day.

Dinner and Overnight: Davinci Gorilla lodge

Today, you will cross the Land boarder and drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park, the Journey is about 6-7 hours, you do evening game drive and check in and rest

Dinner and Overnight at Buffalo Safari Lodge

After breakfast today, you will drive to Kyambura or Kalinzu forest for your morning chimpanzee experience. you will be briefed and dos and donts and Later proceed with your forest guides, you will spend one hour with the chimps once you find them, Later retrun to the hotel and rest

Late Afternoon, you will do a boat cruise on Kazinga channel between Lake Edward and Lake Gorge, you will see crocodiles, Birds, Hippos, and other wildife on the shores. you will later return to your hotel

Dinner and Overnight at Buffalo Safari Lodge

Your final day in Uganda takes you on a drive of about 6-7 hours hours to Entebbe. You will have brief stop at the equator monument in Kayabwe to take that all-important photo. Uganda is one of the few countries on Earth where you can cross this imaginary geographical line on land.

You will have competed two countries on your 12 Day Rwanda Uganda and Kenya Wildife Safari. You will spend the next 7days in Kenya

Dinner and Overnight at Admas Hotel Entebbe

From Entebbe, you take a flight to Mara via Kisumu Airport for Immigration procedures. This flight is usually a 2hour flight arriving in the Mara for lunch.

Masai Mara is named in honour of the Maasai people (the ancestral inhabitants of the area) and their description of the area when looked at from afar. Mara, which is Maa (Maasai language) for “spotted”, is an apt description for the circles of trees, scrub, savanna, and cloud shadows that mark the area.

The reserve is best known for the Great Migration of Zebras and wildebeest. Around July of each year, these animals migrate north from Serengeti plains towards the Masai Mara in search of nutritious pasture, and return to the south again around October. The Great Migration is one of the most impressive natural events worldwide, involving some 1.5 million animals.

Afternoon game drive; Remember to carry extra camera batteries, because the Mara is a photographer’s paradise, with abundant wildlife and incredible African landscapes. The BBC Television show titled “Big Cat Diary” was filmed here. After your exciting first game drive, return to lodge to relax and have dinner.

Dinner and Overnight at Mara Serena Lodge/Ashnil Mara Camp/Mara Leisure Camp

After an early-morning mug of steamy fresh Kenyan coffee, go on a morning drive in wonderful Maasai Mara. Search for species that may be returning from their nocturnal forays, or waking up and getting ready for the day. Breakfast is normally packed into a basket and served during your morning game-viewing safari.

Covering an area of about 1,510 km², the Maasai Mara is regarded as one of the world’s greatest wildlife reserves. If you travel during the height of the Great migration (end of July through to October), your day will be filled with large herds of wildebeest, dazzling zebras, and the epic drama of the Mara River crossings.

The river poses a major obstacle in their way, and the herd’s momentum drives the show that ensues. You will soon realise why the migration is referred to as “The Greatest Show on Earth”. You’ll return to your lodge for lunch and a short siesta in the heat of the day. You then go out on another game drive in the afternoon, hoping to see some more spectacular fauna and flora, along with some predator-prey interaction that the Mara is famous for.

Dinner and Overnight at Mara Serena Lodge/Ashnil Mara Camp/Mara Leisure Camp

Have an early breakfast and go on a morning game drive. Return to the camp mid-morning. After lunch and maybe a siesta, you set off on another game drive. Nowhere in Africa is wildlife more abundant, and you are almost guaranteed seeing the Big 5 animals.

Speaking of birds, Masai Mara has over 500 species. Birds that you can look for during your time here include several vulture species, Ostrich, Saddle-billed Stork, Secretarybird, Grey-crested Helmetshrike, Grey Crowned Crane, the cute Pygmy Falcon, and the beautiful Lilac-breasted Roller, the national bird of Kenya.

Something else to look out for is the absolutely monstrous Nile Crocodiles that reside in the Mara River. These ancient reptiles lie in wait for the migrating mammals and seeing one of them catch a wildebeest and consume it is a scary reminder of how fragile us humans are in the greater scheme of things.

After a game drive, visit a Maasai village to learn about the culture of the famous Maasai People. Your guide will lead you through the village as you discover their traditions and beliefs, and daily practices like demonstrations of how to make fire using sticks.  At the end of the tour, you can buy some gift items/curios made by the villagers – a chance to give back to the local community.

Dinner and Overnight at Mara Serena Lodge/Ashnil Mara Camp/Mara Leisure Camp

Leaving Masai Mara after breakfast, travel across the “breadbasket” of Kenya, where acres of wheat and barley litter the landscape as you head north to Narok, the district headquarters of this part of Maasailand.

Then travel across the vast plains on the floor of Africa’s Great Rift Valley, keeping an eye out for herds of giraffe and gazelle as you head up the Mai -Mahiu, before arriving at Nakuru around midday. Once in the park, view game en route to the lodge. Following lunch and a siesta, there is an afternoon game drive returning to the lodge as the sun sets.

Lake Nakuru (meaning “dusty or dry place”) is one of the rift valley’s soda lakes. It is protected by the 188 km² Lake Nakuru National Park. Flanked by rocky escarpments, pockets of dense forest and waterfalls, the park itself is very pretty and you’ll get some amazing photographs here.

This small park is a great destination to see black and white rhinos, as well as Buffalo, Leopards, Zebras, Lions, Hyenas, Hippos, African rock pythons, and the endangered Rothschild’s giraffe. You’ll drive along lake shores to discover a variety of birds including large flocks of Pelicans, Egrets, Cormorants, Herons, Ducks, Spoonbills, Fish Eagles, and Kingfishers.

Dinner and Overnight at The Cliff/Sarova Woodlands

Enjoy an early breakfast and leave the Rift Valley behind. Continue the airstrip and catch a flight to Amboseli National park. The flight tipically takes around 1 hour and 15 minutes which makes it more confortable to access the next destination on time.

Amboseli is one of Africa’s most beautiful parks. Though mainly known as the best place in the world for viewing free-ranging elephant herds, Amboseli offers a vast array of other wildlife ranging from the Big 5 animals to over 400 bird species.

The animals can often be viewed against the stunning backdrop of the snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro. If you’re looking for that iconic safari photograph of long-tusked African elephants or a journey of giraffes on dry savannah plains with Africa’s tallest mountain as a backdrop, Amboseli is the place to snap it.

Dinner and Overnight at Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge/Oltukai Lodge

Today, you have morning and afternoon game drives to witness the wildlife in one of the spectacular national parks on the continent. You’ll start early, as the morning is the best time to see the animals at their most active.

Elephants are the most famous residents of Amboseli, present in high numbers and featuring some of the largest body and tusk sizes in Africa. These gentle giants can be seen everywhere in the park, enjoying waters in marshes, treading dusty tracks led by a dependable matriarch, or, sometimes, posing for thrilled, camera-wielding tourists against the backdrop of Kilimanjaro.

Your tour guide will also lead you in search of other Africa’s iconic animals such as Hippos, Lions, Leopards, Hyenas, Cheetahs, Wild dogs, Buffalo, Giraffe, Zebra, Wildebeest, Hartebeest, Dik-dik, Kudu, Jackals, Bat-Eared Foxes, Oryx, Gerenuks, Serval, Warthog, Yellow Baboons and More.

Dinner and Overnight at Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge/Oltukai Lodge

And so an amazing 12 Day Rwanda Uganda and Kenya Fly-in Wildife safari comes to an end. After early breakfast, catch your last views of the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro as you depart Amboseli. From here, you will be driven to the air strip to fly to Nairobi. You will meet our travel guide who will receive you and will accompany You to be dropped off at the airport for your ongoing travel arrangements. Safe Travels!

*Please note: Extensions to Mombasa Dian Beach, Zanzibar Island or Tanzania can easily be arranged. Please contact us for more information. Book with us.