3 Days Lake Mburo Biking Safari- Family Adventure

One of the most spectacular and breath-taking game parks in Uganda is located in the middle of extensive Acacia woodland. Lake Mburo is a small national park (on the way back to Entebbe from Bwindi National Park) but it should not be underestimated. This is the only place to see zebras in southern Uganda and the only park with impalas, slender mongoose and giant bush rats in the world

What's included

Destination

Uganda Discover Uganda

Departure Location

Entebbe/Kampala

Return Location

Entebbe/Kampala

Additional Information

Visas: Visas are required for all visitors

Price includes

Entrance tickets to monuments and museums
First Entrance fees
Observation and participation in allowed activities
Professionally guided tour

Price does not include

Current Hotel Taxes and Service Charges
Increases in airfares or Government imposed taxes
Other International flights
Services not specifically stated in the itinerary
Tips to guide and driver
Visa arrangements

Safari Highlights

With area of only 370km,Lake Mburo doesn’t stand any close to most game parks in Uganda although when it comes to Wildlife it has an impressive 69 animal species and 332 bird species all over which can be seen during your day game drive and night guided game drives in search for nocturnal species such as Bush baby,Porcupines,pattos and Leopards with extra options being nature walks,Biking,birding,mountain climbing are the highly rated horseback safari

Day 1-TRANSFER TO LAKE MBURO
Day 2-LAKE MBURO NATIONAL PARK
Day 3-END OF TOUR

Day 1-TRANSFER TO LAKE MBURO

Drive to Lake Mburo N/P

Our driver will pick you at your hotel and take you to a nearby restaurant in case you did not have breakfast at the hotel Leave Kampala for Lake Mburo with a stopover at kayabwe Equator point. Lunch at the Equator and Continue with our trip. Arrival and check in at our hotel in Lake Mburo National Park. Today’s lodge is an ultimate place to breath in the essence of wild Uganda. This lodge’s aim it to ensure responsible tourism in every way. Zebras, warthogs, impalas and bush-bucks often gather around the lodge to drink water beneath the dining area

Day 2-LAKE MBURO NATIONAL PARK

Game Drive & Nature walks

It's early served breakfast and we're off for the game drive. Lake Mburo is a small national park (on the way back to Entebbe from Bwindi National Park) but it should not be overlooked. This is the only place to see zebras in southern Uganda and the only park with impalas, slender mongoose and giant bush rats in the country. You can also hunt for hyenas, leopards, topis, elands and the magnificent giraffes of Rothschild, not to mention the lake itself, full of hippos and crocodiles! There are plenty of great activities on offer, including horse riding, bush walks, lake boat safari and a mountain bike safari. It's fun to get close to the animals, particularly the fresh ones.Experience a safari on the horseback and stroll with our seasoned companion driver.

Day 3-END OF TOUR

Half-Day Walking Tour & Drive to Kampala/Entebbe

If you want to include this experience on your journey, is it very exciting to make a mountain bike safari? Let's get back to Kampala or Impenetrable Bwindi

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