4 Days Murchison Falls Safari & Chimpanzee Tracking
Discover Uganda's largest park, witness the Nile's power, and track chimps in pristine forest
The Ultimate Murchison Falls Experience
Four days is the perfect duration to fully immerse yourself in Murchison Falls National Park—Uganda's largest and oldest conservation area—combined with intimate chimpanzee encounters in the ancient Budongo Forest. This comprehensive safari delivers spectacular wildlife viewing across vast savannah plains, the thundering power of Murchison Falls where the mighty Nile explodes through a narrow 7-meter gorge, and unforgettable primate tracking experiences.
Your Safari includes extensive game drives across 3,893 square kilometers of pristine wilderness teeming with elephants, lions, Rothschild's giraffes, and buffaloes, a boat cruise to the base of the falls observing hippos, crocodiles, and the rare shoebill stork, and trekking through Budongo's mahogany forest tracking habituated chimpanzees. With 76 mammal species and over 451 bird species, Murchison Falls offers one of East Africa's most diverse wildlife experiences. The extra day allows for a more relaxed pace, deeper exploration, and the flexibility to add optional activities like rhino tracking at Ziwa Sanctuary or a sunrise game drive.
Safari Highlights
Murchison Falls
Witness the Nile's explosive power through a 7-meter gorge
Chimp Tracking - Budongo
Trek with 600+ chimpanzees in pristine mahogany forest
Savannah Game Drives
Lions, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes in open plains
Nile Boat Cruise
Cruise past hippos, crocodiles, and rare shoebill storks
Top of the Falls Hike
Spectacular viewpoint overlooking the Nile's gorge
Optional Rhino Tracking
Visit Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary en route (optional)
Your 4-Day Itinerary
📋 Tentative Itinerary: This itinerary is flexible and can be adjusted based on your travel preferences, budget, and specific interests. We customize every safari to match your unique needs!
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