The variety of habitats in Uganda makes for a rich and balanced safari, with game drives, boat trips, and forest hikes. There isn’t really a “typical” day, as it depends on the planned activities. In a savannah reserve, a day usually starts with a wake-up call before sunrise.
After a hot cup of coffee, you’ll head out to search for big cats and other predators. Mid-morning, you may return to the lodge for brunch and enjoy some rest during the midday heat, taking in the luxurious surroundings. In the afternoon, you might go out again for wildlife viewing on a drive or a boat trip.
Some days may include longer excursions to reach more distant wildlife areas. In forested areas, where chimpanzee and gorilla trekking are the main attractions, the day is different. You typically depart after breakfast for the trek and return for a late lunch. After a morning navigating slippery forest slopes, the afternoon is all about relaxing and enjoying your surroundings.