Climbing Kilimanjaro.

 Hiking trips and mountain climbing in Tanzania are becoming popular options for visitors not content merely observing the country from the back of a game viewing vehicle. Instead, adventurous types are taking advantage of the many trails and peaks Tanzania has to offer.

Above the gently rolling hills and plateau of northern Tanzania rise the snowy peaks of Mt Kilimanjaro, its slopes and glaciers shimmering above the rising clouds. Kilimanjaro is located near the town of Moshi and is a protected area, carefully regulated for climbers to enjoy without leaving a trace of their presence. The mountain’s ecosystems are as strikingly beautiful as they are varied and diverse. On the lowland slopes, much of the mountain is farmland, with coffee, banana, cassava, and maize crops grown for subsistence and cash sale. A few larger coffee farms still exist on the lower slopes, but much of the area outside the national park has been subdivided into small plots. Once inside the park, thick lowland forest covers the lower altitudes and breaks into alpine meadows once the air begins to thin. Near the peak, the landscape is harsh and barren, with rocks and ice the predominant features above a breathtaking African view.

Climbing Mt Kilimanjaro is the highlight of many visitors’ experiences in Tanzania. Few mountains can claim the grandeur, the breathtaking views of Amboseli National Park in Kenya, the Rift Valley, and the Maasai Steppe, that belong to Kilimanjaro. Hiking on the ‘rooftop of Africa’ is the adventure of a lifetime, and anyone from a seasoned trekker to a reasonably fit first-time enthusiast can scale the snowy peak.

Kilimanjaro Climb - Machame Route

8 Days, Total hiking distance: About 100 km's

Sometimes called the Whisky Route. This is a popular route up steep paths through magnificent forests to a ridge leading through the moorland zones to the Shira Plateau. It then traverses beneath the glaciated precipices of the Southern Ice fields to join the Barafu Route to the summit. An extra day could be added to the itinerary, best spent on the Shira Plateau, where you could walk to the Shira Needles. Strong groups could omit camping at Karanga River. The Mweka Route is used for the descent.

Accommodation on the mountain is in tents, which the porters will pitch for you. You will need a sleeping bag, warm clothes and walking poles. This is a steep, tough trek within the limits of a fit individual used to walking in mountain areas.

From: $1785. Discounts available for groups.

Summit of Kilimanjaro

The Details.

Day 1

Arrive at the Kilimanjaro International Airport/Alternative Airport pick up and transferred to the spring lands Hotel for overnight bed and breakfast.

Day 2

Your day starts early with a briefing, followed by breakfast and a 45-minute drive from Moshi (910m) to the Machame village (1490m). The guides and porters prepare and pack the supplies and your equipment in the village. Depending on the condition of the road, it is possible to drive from the village to the Machame gate, but if not, the muddy 3 km walk will take about 1 hour to complete. After registering at the gate office, you start your ascent and enter the rain forest. You will receive a lunch pack at the gate and you can also drink bottled water you bought at spring lands Hotel in Moshi. There is possibility of rain in the forest, which will transform the trail into a very soggy, muddy and slippery experience. In the evening the porters will boil drinking and washing water and the cook will prepare dinner, before you retire to your tent for the night. Night temperatures can already drop to freezing point at Machame campsite.

Day 3

You rise early at Machame camp and after breakfast you climb an hour or so to the top of the forest and then for 2 hours at a gentler gradient through the moorland zone. After a short lunch and rest, you continue up a rocky ridge onto the Shira plateau. By now you will be able to see in an easterly direction, the Western Breach with its stunning glaciers. You are now due west of Kibo and after a short hike you will reach the Shira campsite at 3 840m. The porters will boil drinking and washing water, before serving dinner. The night at this exposed camp will even be colder than the previous night, with temperatures dropping to well below freezing.

Day 4

The route now turns east into a semi desert and rocky landscape surrounding Lava Tower, where you reach an altitude of 4630m after about a 5 hours walk. Lunch is served in a designated area before ascending the rocky scree path to Lava Tower (4630m). Definitely the toughest day so far. It is normally around this point, where for the first time, some climbers will start to feel symptoms of breathlessness, irritability and headaches. After lunch you descent again by almost 680m to the Barranco camping area and after reaching the high altitude of 4600m at Lava Tower, the true acclimatization benefit of this day becomes clear. This descent to Barranco camp takes about 2 hours and offers great opportunities to take some beautiful photographs of the Western Breach and Breach Wall. The camp is situated in a valley below the Breach and Great Barranco Wall, which should provide you with a memorable sunset while you wait for the preparation of your dinner and overnight at Barranco Camp site.

Day 5

Totally exposed to the ever-present gales the tents are pitched on a narrow, stony, and dangerous ridge. Make sure that you familiarize yourself with the terrain before dark to avoid any accidents. The summit is now a further 1345m up and you will make the final ascent the same night. Prepare your equipment, ski stick and thermal clothing for your summit attempt. This should include the replacement of your headlamp and camera batteries and make sure you have a spare set available as well. To prevent freezing it will be wise to carry your water in a thermal flask. Go to bed at round about 19h00 and try to get some precious rest and sleep for not more than 5 Hours.

Day 6

You will rise around 23h30, and after some tea and biscuits you shuffle off into the night. You will head in a north-westerly direction and ascend through heavy scree towards Stella Point on the crater rim. This 6-hour walk to Stella point is for many climbers, mentally and physically the most challenging on the route. At Stella Point (5685m) you will stop for a short rest and will be rewarded with the most magnificent sunrise you are ever likely to see (weather permitting). From Stella Point you will normally encounter snow all the way on your 2-hour ascent to Uhuru Peak. The time you will spend on the summit will depend on the weather conditions. Do not stop here for too long, as it will be extremely difficult to start again due to cold and fatigue. Enjoy your accomplishment and a day to remember for the rest of your life. The walk back to Barafu from the summit, takes about 3 hours. Here you will have a well-earned but short rest and collect the rest of your gear, before heading down to Mweka Camp (3100m) for Dinner and Overnight.

Day 7

After Breakfast, From the Mweka Gate you will continue down into the Mweka village, normally a muddy and long hour walk. In the Mweka village drive to spring lands Hotel and you will be served a delicious hot lunch!! You now drive back to Moshi for a long overdue hot shower. Overnight in spring lands hotel. It is recommended and tips are highly appreciated at the end of their trip. Tips can be given to the Guide at spring lands Hotel. This is also where successful climbers receive their summit certificates. Those climbers who reached Stella Point (5685m) are issued with green certificates and those who reached Uhuru Peak (5895m) receive gold certificates.

Day 8

Departure, in the late evening drive to the airport (Kilimanjaro Airport), to catch the Flight back home or for onward travel.

12 Days Uganda and Rwanda - Budget

Day one: Arrival at Entebbe

On arrival at the airport, you will be welcomed by a professional guide from Afrikan Wildlife who will then take you to the Hotel in Kampala. Overnight at Airport Guest House. B/B

Day Two: Entebbe - Murchison falls

After breakfast, drive north of the country to Murchison via Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary in Nakasongola to track the Rhinos. In Uganda, Rhinos were depleted in the early 1980s, after a period of civil wars and severe poaching. This sanctuary has now been established to breed black and white rhino in phase one and two to restore Rhino populations in Uganda so that they can be re-introduced to their natural habitats. Then have lunch at the sanctuary or Masindi before proceed to Murchison. Dinner and overnight at Fort Murchison/B

Day Three: Murchison Falls.      

After breakfast, you will go for an early morning game drive where you may have chances of viewing Lions, Giraffe, Hartebeest, Buffalo, Elephant, Bohor Reedbuck as well as many of the other mammals of the park. For the bird lovers, you can come across the Sported Morning Thrush, Silverbird, Buff-bellied Warbler, Black-headed Batis, Black headed Gonolek, Vitelline masked weaver, Green winged Pytilia, Blue-naped Mousebird, Secretary Bird, Black Chested Snake Eagle, Tawny and Marshal Eagles, Northern and Southern Carmine Bee-Eaters and many others.  In the afternoon, go for a boat trip to the foot of Murchison Falls where the Nile thunders through a small 7-meter gap, or down river to the delta where the Nile empties into Lake Albert. The banks of the Nile are home to many species. You may see huge Nile Crocodiles, Hippos and other wildlife that may come down to drink from the river. Dinner and overnight at Fort Murchison. F/B

Day Four: Murchison Falls – Kibale National Park.

After breakfast, depart Murchison Falls to Kibale Forest National Park. This park is known for the highest number of primate species in Africa. The activity starts in the morning hours, and there is also another lot for the afternoon depending on the time of your booking and itinerary. When trekking chimpanzees, you may come across other primates including phoestes, Red-Colobuses, Blues, Red-tailed and grey cheeked Mangabeys in the canopies of the dense forest and birds, butterflies and many small insects. The guides provide explanations about primates and other forest's fauna and flora, ensuring that your walk is both informative and enjoyable. Dinner and overnight at Kibale Forest Camp. Full Board.

Day Five: Kibale National Park.

This morning you will go for the morning Chimpanzee tracking in the forest, When tracking chimpanzees, you may come across other primates including phoestes, Red-Colobuses, Blues, Red-tailed and grey cheeked Mangabeys in the canopies of the dense forest and birds, butterflies and many small insects. The guides provide explanations about primates and other forest's fauna and flora, ensuring that your walk is both informative and enjoyable. Later in the afternoon, you will go for a guided walk through Bigodi Swamp. This Wetland is managed by the Kibale Association for Rural and Environmental organization formed in 1992 with the aim of achieving social and economic development for local communities. This swamp is a home to about 137 bird species. Dinner and overnight at Kibale Forest Camp. Full Board 

Day Six: Kibale – Queen Elizabeth National Park

After breakfast, drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park arriving in the afternoon. Relax at the hotel or go for the late evening game drive. Dinner and overnight at Bush Lodge. Full board

Day Seven: Queen Elizabeth National Park

This morning, you will have a game drive to the Kasenyi area to look for Lion prides and other wildlife like, waterbuck,Oribi and  Uganda Kob that mate around this area returning at the Lodge for breakfast. Queen Elizabeth is the Uganda’s most popular and certainly one of the most scenic. It stretches from the crater-dotted foothills if Rwenzori range in the north, along the shores of Lake Edward to the remote Ishasha River in the south, incorporating a wide range of a variety of habitats that range from savanna and wetlands to gallery and lowland forest. This gives the park the diversity of bird species of over 550 and a list of 95 mammal species.

Then go for the afternoon boat trip along the Kazinga Channel. Here Hippos huff and spray mere feet away from the boat, Buffalos linger in the shallows, a tremendous variety of birds grace the grasses on the shores.  Great White and Pink-Backed Pelicans, Great and Long-Tailed Cormorants, Open-Billed Stork, African Jacana, Malachite and Pied Kingfishers are commonly seen. Dinner and overnight at Bush Lodge. Full board

Day Eight: Queen Elizabeth - Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

After breakfast, you will depart Queen Elizabeth and head for Bwindi Impenetrable National Park passing via Ishasha which is famous for the tree climbing lions arriving in the afternoon.

Best known for its Mountain Gorillas, the Montane Forest also attracts spectacular birds. There are 23 of the 24 Albertine Rift endemics including the African Green Broadbill, Bar Tailed Trogon and other beautiful forest species. Spend the night at Gorilla Valley Lodge. Full Board.

You have to get enough rest to get ready for the following day’s gorilla tracking because it is quite challenging because of the terrain depending on the group you track.

Day Nine: Gorilla Trekking – Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

This morning you will have to wake up very early to get ready for Gorilla tracking. The guide will drive you to the headquarters for briefing before you set off in the interior of the forest. Do not forget to take your lunch boxes and all the necessary gear to track the rare Mountain Gorilla, perhaps one of the most exciting wildlife experiences on this Planet. There are now only 650 left in the world. The tracking may take between 3 and 6 hours but its well worth the effort. There are always park guides with you who interpret the flora and fauna and the lifestyle of the Gorillas. The rainforest is spectacular as it offers a dramatic, heavily forested and dense landscape crisscrossed by numerous animal trails, allowing access for tourists. Recorded mammals here include the endangered mountain gorilla, the rare golden monkey, buffalo, elephants, black-fronted duikers, bushbucks, leopards, giant forest hogs as well as other animals. Spend the night at Gorilla Valley Lodge. Full Board.

Day Ten: Bwindi – Rwanda

After breakfast, drive to Rwanda via Kisoro and cross at Cyanika Border to Rwanda and then proceed to Kinigi. In the afternoon, you can visit the Iby’iwachu cultural group. Dinner and overnight at Muhabura Hotel. Full Board

Day Eleven: Gorilla Trekking in Parc National des Volcanoes 

The guide will drive you to the Park headquarters where a group will be allocated and then briefed by the ranger-guide at Ruhengeri Park headquarters before you set off in the forest of Pac de volcanoes. The tracking is between 3 – 6 hours and the time spent trekking depends on the movement of these Gorillas. After tracking, you will head back to the Lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, relax or visit Kinigi Cultural Village and experience banana and sorghum beer production or visit the traditional healers (ethno botany experience) or bio mimicry experience in Musanze. Dinner and overnight at Muhabura Hotel. Full Board

Day Twelve: Ruhengeri - Kigali

After breakfast, you will drive to Kigali. You can decide to have an optional Golden Monkey Tracking then drive to Kigali. Given the time for your flight, you can visit the genocide memorial center and the craft center and later drive to the airport to catch your flight back home.

NB:

The group of Gorilla trekking in Uganda depends on the permits available at the time of your booking. These Gorilla permits in Uganda and Rwanda are on a very high demand and they are sold on first come first serve basis. So we strongly advise that you book them as early as possible.

The cost will be:

For 2 pax $ 3,604 + $600 Gorilla permit in Uganda +$1500 for Gorilla permits in Rwanda +$150 Chimpanzee permit - per person. (USING ONE LANDCRUISER)

For 4 pax $ 2,542 + $600 Gorilla permit in Uganda +$1500 for Gorilla permits in Rwanda +$150 Chimpanzee permit - per person. (USING ONE LANDCRUISER)

For 6 pax $ 2,284 + $600 Gorilla permit in Uganda +$1500 for Gorilla permits in Rwanda +$150 Chimpanzee permit - per person. (USING ONE EXTENDED LANDCRUISER)

For 8 pax $ 2,518 + $600 Gorilla permit in Uganda +$1500 for Gorilla permits in Rwanda +$150 Chimpanzee permit - per person. (USING TWO LANDCRUISERS)

For 12 pax $ 2,204 + $600 Gorilla permit in Uganda +$1500 for Gorilla permits in Rwanda +$150 Chimpanzee permit - per person. (USING TWO EXTENDED LANDCRUISERS)

Cost inclusions:

1 .One Gorilla Permit in Uganda per person.

2. One Gorilla permit in Rwanda per person.

3. One Chimpanzee permit per person

4. All Meals and accommodation as per the itinerary.

5. All ground transportation in a comfortable 4x4 vehicle.

6. Park entrance fees.

7. Services of a full time English speaking driver/guide.

8. Water while on safari.

9. Boat cruise In Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth

10. All airport pickups and drops.

11 All activities at stipulated in the itinerary.

12. And all government taxes/levies.

Excluded are:

1. Bar Bills

2. Phone calls

3. Personal insurance

4. Laundry

5. Air fare

6. All other Services of a personal nature.

7. Driver guide’s gratuity.

15 Days Uganda and Rwanda  - Using Medium range accommodations

Day one: Arrival at Entebbe

On arrival at the airport, you will be welcomed by a professional guide from Afrikan Wildlife who will then take you to the Hotel in Kampala. Overnight at Emin Pasha Hotel. B/B

Day Two: Kampala – Ziwa

After breakfast, you will proceed to Kidepo Valley National Park. Drive north of the country via Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary in Nakasongola to track the Rhinos. In Uganda, Rhinos were depleted in the early 1980s, after a period of civil wars and severe poaching. This sanctuary has now been established to breed black and white rhino in phase one and two to restore Rhino populations in Uganda so that they can be re-introduced to their natural habitats. Dinner and overnight at Amuka Lodge. F/B

Day Three: Ziwa - Kidepo

After your breakfast, drive to Kidepo National Park which lies in the rugged and Semi-arid valley of Karamoja. This is Uganda’s most remote National Park which borders Sudan in the north. The park also suffered the same fate of poaching like other Ugandan Parks which left some game herds depleted. But the park has recovered for the last 2o years of stability with 80 species of mammals and a bird list of 475 species and amongst the host of dry eastern “specials” not found in any other Ugandan park like Karamoja Alpalis and Black-breasted barbet. Dinner and overnight at Savannah Lodge F/B. 

Day Four: Kidepo Valley

After breakfast, you will go for an early morning game drive to the kidepo valley plains where you may have chances of viewing Lions, Giraffe, Hartebeest, Buffalo, and Elephant, Bohor Reedbuck as well as many of the other mammals of the park. Later in the afternoon, you can go for the evening game drive or go for optional nature walk. Dinner and overnight at Savannah Lodge. F/B

Day Five: Kidepo - Murchison falls

After breakfast, drive to Murchison Falls National Park. Have lunch enroute and arrive at the lodge in the evening. Dinner and overnight at Pakuba safari Lodge. Full Board.

Day Six: Murchison Falls.            

After breakfast, you will go for an early morning game drive where you may have chances of viewing Lions, Giraffe, Hartebeest, Buffalo, Elephant, Bohor Reedbuck as well as many of the other mammals of the park. For the bird lovers, you can come across the Sported Morning Thrush, Silverbird, Buff-bellied Warbler, Black-headed Batis, Black headed Gonolek, Vitelline masked weaver, Green winged Pytilia, Blue-naped Mousebird, Secretary Bird, Black Chested Snake Eagle, Tawny and Marshal Eagles, Northern and Southern Carmine Bee-Eaters and many others.  In the afternoon, go for a boat trip to the foot of Murchison Falls where the Nile thunders through a small 7-meter gap, or down river to the delta where the Nile empties into Lake Albert. The banks of the Nile are home to many species. You may see huge Nile Crocodiles, Hippos and other wildlife that may come down to drink from the river. Dinner and overnight at Pakuba safari Lodge. Full Board.

Day Seven: Murchison Falls – Kibale National Park.

After breakfast, depart Murchison Falls to Kibale Forest National Park. This park is known for the highest number of primate species in Africa. The activity starts in the morning hours, and there is also another lot for the afternoon depending on the time of your booking and itinerary. When trekking chimpanzees, you may come across other primates including phoestes, Red-Colobuses, Blues, Red-tailed and grey cheeked Mangabeys in the canopies of the dense forest and birds, butterflies and many small insects. The guides provide explanations about primates and other forest's fauna and flora, ensuring that your walk is both informative and enjoyable. Dinner and overnight at Kibale Guest Cottages. Full Board.

Day Eight: Kibale National Park.

This morning you will go for the morning Chimpanzee tracking in the forest, When tracking chimpanzees, you may come across other primates including phoestes, Red-Colobuses, Blues, Red-tailed and grey cheeked Mangabeys in the canopies of the dense forest and birds, butterflies and many small insects. The guides provide explanations about primates and other forest's fauna and flora, ensuring that your walk is both informative and enjoyable. Later in the afternoon, you will go for a guided walk through Bigodi Swamp. This Wetland is managed by the Kibale Association for Rural and Environmental organization formed in 1992 with the aim of achieving social and economic development for local communities. This swamp is a home to about 137 bird species. Dinner and overnight at Kibale Guest Cottages. Full Board 

Day Nine: Kibale – Queen Elizabeth National Park

After breakfast, drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park arriving in the afternoon. Relax at the hotel or go for the late evening game drive. Dinner and overnight at Kasenyi Safari Camp. Full board

Day Ten: Queen Elizabeth National Park

This morning, you will have a game drive to the Kasenyi area to look for Lion prides and other wildlife like, waterbuck,Oribi and  Uganda Kob that mate around this area returning at the Lodge for breakfast. Queen Elizabeth is the Uganda’s most popular and certainly one of the most scenic. It stretches from the crater-dotted foothills if Rwenzori range in the north, along the shores of Lake Edward to the remote Ishasha River in the south, incorporating a wide range of a variety of habitats that range from savanna and wetlands to gallery and lowland forest. This gives the park the diversity of bird species of over 550 and a list of 95 mammal species.

Then go for the afternoon boat trip along the Kazinga Channel. Here Hippos huff and spray mere feet away from the boat, Buffalos linger in the shallows, a tremendous variety of birds grace the grasses on the shores.  Great White and Pink-Backed Pelicans, Great and Long-Tailed Cormorants, Open-Billed Stork, African Jacana, Malachite and Pied Kingfishers are commonly seen. Dinner and overnight at Kasenyi Safari Camp. Full board

Day Eleven: Queen Elizabeth - Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

After breakfast, you will depart Queen Elizabeth and head for Bwindi Impenetrable National Park passing via Ishasha which is famous for the tree climbing lions arriving in the afternoon.

Best known for its Mountain Gorillas, the Montane Forest also attracts spectacular birds. There are 23 of the 24 Albertine Rift endemics including the African Green Broadbill, Bar Tailed Trogon and other beautiful forest species. Spend the night at Gorilla Safari Lodge. Full Board. 

You have to get enough rest to get ready for the following day’s gorilla tracking because it is quite challenging because of the terrain depending on the group you track.

Day Twelve: Gorilla Trekking – Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

This morning you will have to wake up very early to get ready for Gorilla tracking. The guide will drive you to the headquarters for briefing before you set off in the interior of the forest. Do not forget to take your lunch boxes and all the necessary gear to track the rare Mountain Gorilla, perhaps one of the most exciting wildlife experiences on this Planet. There are now only 650 left in the world. The tracking may take between 3 and 6 hours but its well worth the effort. There are always park guides with you who interpret the flora and fauna and the lifestyle of the Gorillas. The rainforest is spectacular as it offers a dramatic, heavily forested and dense landscape crisscrossed by numerous animal trails, allowing access for tourists. Recorded mammals here include the endangered mountain gorilla, the rare golden monkey, buffalo, elephants, black-fronted duikers, bushbucks, leopards, giant forest hogs as well as other animals. Spend the night at Gorilla Safari Lodge. Full Board.

Day Thirteen: Bwindi – Rwanda

After breakfast, drive to Rwanda via Kisoro and cross at Cyanika Border to Rwanda and then proceed to Kinigi. Dinner and overnight at Mountain Gorilla View. Full Board

Day Fourteen: Gorilla Trekking in Parc National des Volcanoes 

The guide will drive you to the Park headquarters where a group will be allocated and then briefed by the ranger-guide at Ruhengeri Park headquarters before you set off in the forest of Pac de volcanoes. The tracking is between 3 – 6 hours and the time spent trekking depends on the movement of these Gorillas. After tracking, you will head back to the Lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, relax or visit Kinigi Cultural Village and experience banana and sorghum beer production or visit the traditional healers (ethno botany experience) or bio mimicry experience in Musanze. Dinner and overnight at Mountain Gorilla View. Full Board

Day Fifteen: Ruhengeri - Kigali

After breakfast, you will drive ti Kigali. You can decide to have an optional Golden Monkey tracking then drive to Kigali. Given the time for your flight, you can visit the genocide memorial center and the craft center and later drive to the airport to catch your flight back home.

NB:

The group of Gorilla trekking in Uganda depends on the permits available at the time of your booking. These Gorilla permits in Uganda and Rwanda are on a very high demand and they are sold on first come first serve basis. So we strongly advise that you book them as early as possible.

The cost will be:

For 2 pax $ 4,982 + $600 Gorilla permit + $1500 for Gorilla permit in Rwanda +$150 Chimpanzee permit - per person. (USING ONE LANDCRUISER)

For 4 pax $ 3,828 + $600 Gorilla permit + $1500 for Gorilla permit in Rwanda +$150 Chimpanzee permit - per person. (USING ONE LANDCRUISER)

For 6 pax $3,562 + $600 Gorilla permit + $1500 for Gorilla permit in Rwanda +$150 Chimpanzee permit - per person. (USING ONE EXTENDED LANDCRUISER)

For 8 pax $ 3,858 + $600 Gorilla permit + $1500 for Gorilla permit in Rwanda +$150 Chimpanzee permit - per person. (USING TWO LAND CRUISERS)

For 12 pax $3,424 + $600 Gorilla permit + $1500 for Gorilla permit in Rwanda +$150 Chimpanzee permit - per person. (USING TWO EXTENDED LANDCRUISERS)

Cost inclusions:

1 .One Gorilla Permit in Uganda.

2. One Gorilla Permit in Rwanda

3. One Chimpanzee permit per person

4. All Meals and accommodation as per the itinerary.

5. All ground transportation in a comfortable 4x4 vehicle.

6. Park entrance fees.

7. Services of a full time English speaking driver/guide.

8. Water while on safari.

9. Boat cruise In Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth

10. All airport pickups and drops.

11 All activities at stipulated in the itinerary.

12. And all government taxes/levies.

Excluded are:

1. Bar Bills

2. Phone calls

3. Personal insurance

4. Laundry

5. Air fare

6. All other Services of a personal nature.

7. Driver guide’s gratuity.