13-Day Luxury Uganda-Rwanda-Kenya-Tanzania Safari

A journey across four of East Africa’s most remarkable destinations creates an extraordinary combination of primates, culture, landscapes and iconic wildlife. The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari connects Uganda’s ancient Bwindi rainforest with Rwanda’s scenic highlands, Kenya’s Maasai Mara and Tanzania’s legendary northern safari circuit.

This carefully designed 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari begins in Entebbe and moves through the dramatic landscapes of southwestern Uganda before crossing into Rwanda. From Kigali, the journey continues by air to Nairobi and then into the Maasai Mara. The adventure follows the wildlife corridor toward northern Serengeti, where travelers can experience the spectacular Great Wildlife Migration.

The itinerary then continues to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Tarangire National Park. Along the way, guests experience mountain gorilla trekking, African wildlife, Maasai culture, photography, scenic road journeys and some of the finest safari landscapes in East Africa.

13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari

Tour Quotation Based on Two People Sharing

Why Choose the 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari?

The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari suits travelers who want to combine East Africa’s great attractions within one carefully coordinated journey.

Uganda contributes the extraordinary experience of Uganda Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Rwanda provides an important transit and cultural connection through Kigali. Kenya introduces the legendary Maasai Mara, while Tanzania completes the safari with northern Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Tarangire.

Rather than concentrating on one ecosystem, this safari crosses several interconnected landscapes. The experience changes dramatically from one region to another. Bwindi offers dense montane rainforest and intimate primate encounters. The Mara opens into expansive grasslands filled with wildlife. Northern Serengeti adds vast horizons and migration drama. Ngorongoro introduces a spectacular volcanic landscape, while Tarangire provides giant elephant herds and ancient baobabs.

This combination also makes the itinerary particularly attractive to international travelers comparing Tanzania Safaris, Kenya Safaris and Uganda Safaris. It brings several classic East African experiences together without turning the journey into a simple checklist of destinations.

Detailed 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe International Airport

Welcome to Uganda

The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari begins at Entebbe International Airport. Your Deks Africa Safaris and Tours Ltd representative welcomes you on arrival and provides assistance with your transfer.

After completing airport formalities, you travel to your accommodation for rest. Depending on your arrival time, the evening remains flexible.

Relax beside Lake Victoria

Entebbe offers a peaceful introduction to Uganda. The town sits beside Lake Victoria, one of Africa’s great freshwater lakes.

Travelers with sufficient time can enjoy a relaxed walk around the town or visit the lakeside environment. The Uganda Wildlife Education Centre also provides an optional wildlife experience for guests who arrive early.

For visitors interested in local culture, Entebbe also offers opportunities to interact with Ugandan cuisine, crafts and everyday life.

This gentle first day allows you to recover from international travel before beginning the long journey toward Bwindi.

• Accommodation: Lake Victoria Hotel or Green Valley Guest House
• Meal Plan: Dinner and Drinking Water

Day 2: Entebbe to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest

Scenic journey through southwestern Uganda

Day two introduces one of the most scenic road journeys in Uganda. After breakfast, the safari vehicle heads southwest toward Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

The landscape gradually changes as you leave the urban environment around Entebbe. Rolling hills, cultivated farmland, small trading centers and rural communities create an authentic view of Uganda.

The journey takes several hours, so travelers should expect a full day on the road. However, the changing scenery provides excellent opportunities for photography.

Bwindi contains one of Africa’s most important mountain gorilla habitats. Uganda Wildlife Authority identifies Bwindi as one of Uganda’s two mountain gorilla trekking destinations and notes that the park contains roughly half of the world’s mountain gorilla population.

Arriving in Rushaga

The safari continues toward the Rushaga sector in southern Bwindi. This area provides access to several gorilla trekking experiences and sits within a beautiful mountainous environment.

The afternoon provides time to relax at the lodge. Guests can also prepare their clothing and equipment for the following day.

Optional air transfer

Travelers who prefer to reduce the long road journey can consider an optional air transfer at approximately USD 400 per person, subject to flight availability and applicable operating conditions.

An air transfer can significantly reduce travel time and provide spectacular aerial views of southwestern Uganda.

• Accommodation: Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge or Four Gorillas Lodge
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 3: Uganda Gorilla Trekking and Batwa Cultural Experience

The highlight: Uganda Gorilla Trekking

Day three brings one of the defining experiences of the 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari.

After an early breakfast, you proceed to the Rushaga gorilla trekking briefing point. Guides explain trekking procedures, forest etiquette and responsible gorilla-viewing practices before you enter Bwindi.

The trek can take several hours depending on the location of the gorilla family and the terrain. Uganda Wildlife Authority states that gorilla treks can last approximately two to seven hours, with visitors receiving one hour of observation once they reach a habituated gorilla family.

A rainforest encounters

Bwindi provides much more than a gorilla encounter. The forest supports diverse vegetation, birds, primates and other wildlife.

The terrain can become steep and muddy, particularly during rainy conditions. Proper hiking shoes, long trousers, gardening gloves and waterproof clothing can make the experience more comfortable.

The gorilla encounter should remain respectful and conservation-focused. Visitors should follow the instructions of guides and trackers throughout the experience.

Afternoon Batwa cultural experience

After returning to the lodge and enjoying lunch, the afternoon introduces the cultural dimension of Bwindi.

The Batwa have a deep historical connection with the forest. Community experiences can provide insight into traditional forest knowledge, music, storytelling, crafts and cultural heritage.

Uganda Wildlife Authority materials highlight community walks around Bwindi and cultural experiences involving Batwa and Bakiga communities.

Culture beyond the lodge

Travelers can also explore local craft activities, traditional food preparation and community-based experiences around the Rushaga area.

These experiences help visitors understand the people who live around the forest rather than viewing Bwindi only as a wildlife destination.

• Accommodation: Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge or Four Gorillas Lodge
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 4: Bwindi to Kigali and Flight to Nairobi

From Uganda to Rwanda

After breakfast, the 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari continues toward Kigali, Rwanda.

The drive offers another opportunity to experience the landscapes of the Great Lakes region. Rwanda’s famous rolling hills become increasingly prominent as the journey approaches Kigali.

Rwanda promotes a range of cultural and nature experiences alongside its famous gorilla tourism. Visit Rwanda highlights Kigali, Volcanoes National Park and cultural experiences as important components of the country’s tourism offering.

After reaching Kigali International Airport, you board your flight to Nairobi, Kenya.

Arrival in Nairobi

Nairobi introduces the modern side of East Africa. Kenya’s capital combines an international business environment with access to some of the continent’s most famous wildlife destinations.

• Accommodation: Radisson Blu Hotel or Hotel Boulevard Nairobi.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 5: Nairobi City Tour

Discover Kenya beyond the safari

The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari does not rush straight from the airport into the wilderness.

Day five provides an opportunity to explore Nairobi and understand the cultural setting behind Kenya’s safari industry.

The itinerary includes a visit to the Giraffe Centre, where visitors can learn about giraffe conservation and observe these distinctive animals at close range.

Karen Blixen Museum

The journey continues to the Karen Blixen Museum. The historic site provides an introduction to the colonial-era history associated with Nairobi and the surrounding Karen area.

The experience adds historical context to the wildlife-focused sections of the trip.

Maasai Market

A visit to a Maasai Market creates an opportunity to explore Kenyan crafts, artwork, fabrics, jewelry and souvenirs.

Travelers should approach cultural markets respectfully. Bargaining forms part of many African market experiences, but fair negotiation and respectful interaction remain important.

Nairobi culinary experience

Depending on time, guests can also explore Kenyan cuisine. Nyama choma, chapati, ugali and locally prepared vegetables provide opportunities to experience flavors beyond international hotel menus.

• Accommodation: Radisson Blu Hotel or Hotel Boulevard Nairobi.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 6: Nairobi to Maasai Mara National Reserve

Entering Kenya’s legendary safari country

After breakfast, the safari vehicle leaves Nairobi for the Maasai Mara.

The journey gradually moves away from the city and toward the Great Rift Valley and the open landscapes of Narok County.

The Maasai Mara forms part of the larger Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. Kenya Wildlife Service research identifies the ecosystem as an important wildlife area supporting large populations of wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, giraffe, elephant and other species.

Afternoon game drive

After arrival and lunch, you begin your first guided game drive.

The Mara supports classic African wildlife, including lions, elephants, buffaloes, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes and numerous antelope species.

The afternoon light often creates excellent photographic conditions. Open grasslands also make the Mara particularly rewarding for travelers interested in landscape photography.

• Accommodation: La Maison Royale Mara Lodge or Endeem Mara Resort.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 7: Maasai Mara and the Great Wildlife Migration

Following the Great Wildlife Migration

Day seven forms one of the major highlights of the 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari.

The focus remains on exploring the Maasai Mara and searching for wildlife associated with the seasonal migration.

The phrase Great Wildlife Migration describes a much larger ecological phenomenon than one specific river crossing. Millions of herbivores move through the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem in response to rainfall, grazing conditions and water availability.

The Mara River can become a dramatic focal point during migration periods. However, river crossings remain natural events. Their exact timing, location and intensity cannot be guaranteed.

Responsible wildlife viewing

A professional safari focuses on observation rather than forcing an encounter.

Experienced guides read animal behavior, weather conditions and landscape features. They also work within park regulations and responsible viewing practices.

Maasai cultural connection

The Maasai cultural landscape forms an important part of the Mara experience.

A community visit can introduce travelers to traditional pastoral lifestyles, beadwork, dances, songs, architecture and local livelihoods.

Authentic cultural experiences should prioritize respectful interaction and direct community benefit.

• Accommodation: La Maison Royale Mara Lodge or Endeem Mara Resort.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 8: Maasai Mara to Northern Serengeti

Following the migration into Tanzania

The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari now crosses into Tanzania.

The journey toward northern Serengeti follows the broader migration ecosystem. The border region provides an important ecological connection between Kenya’s Maasai Mara and Tanzania’s Serengeti.

UNESCO recognizes the Serengeti as one of the world’s most important large mammal migration systems. The migration spans Kenya and Tanzania, with vast numbers of wildebeest and other ungulates moving through the ecosystem.

Northern Serengeti experience

Northern Serengeti provides a remarkable wilderness setting, particularly around the Kogatende area.

The region offers expansive savannah, rocky outcrops, riverine habitats and excellent opportunities for wildlife photography.

• Accommodation: Mara Mara Tented Lodge, Acacia Migration Camp, Oleserai Tented Camp, Mara under canvas
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 9: Northern Serengeti Safari and Maasai Community Experience

Wildlife photography in Northern Serengeti

Day nine brings a full safari experience in Northern Serengeti.

Morning game drives provide opportunities to search for lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras and wildebeest.

The Great Migration remains the central attraction when seasonal movements bring large herds into the northern Serengeti.

Tanzania’s national park authority describes Serengeti as a destination famous for the Great Migration, Big Five wildlife, large concentrations of carnivores and spectacular landscapes.

Nature walks and interpretation

Where regulations and local arrangements permit, guided walking experiences can add another dimension to the safari.

Walking changes the way travelers experience nature. Instead of focusing only on large mammals, guests begin noticing tracks, insects, bird calls, plants and smaller ecological details.

Maasai community experience

A community visit can introduce travelers to Maasai traditions, pastoral livelihoods, beadwork and local cultural practices.

The experience becomes particularly meaningful when visitors approach it as cultural exchange rather than entertainment.

• Accommodation: Mara Mara Tented Lodge, Acacia Migration Camp, Oleserai Tented Camp, Mara under canvas
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 10: Northern Serengeti to Ngorongoro Conservation Area

From Serengeti plains to volcanic highlands

The journey continues south toward the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.

The scenery changes considerably as the route moves away from the open Serengeti plains. Highland landscapes, forests and volcanic formations gradually dominate the horizon.

The Ngorongoro Conservation Area represents an important example of multiple land use, where wildlife conservation exists alongside traditional Maasai pastoralism. UNESCO recognizes both the natural and cultural importance of the area.

Overnight in Karatu

Karatu provides a comfortable base before the following day’s Ngorongoro experience.

Cultural experiences around Karatu

Travelers can explore local farms, coffee-growing areas, markets and village communities around Karatu.

Coffee experiences provide an especially interesting cultural addition. Northern Tanzania has a long association with coffee production, and a farm visit can explain cultivation, harvesting, processing and roasting.

This creates a more complete understanding of the communities surrounding Tanzania’s major wildlife destinations.

• Accommodation: Ngorongoro Farm House, Eileens Tree Lodge or Marera Valley Lodge
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 11: Ngorongoro Crater Safari

Exploring the Ngorongoro Crater

The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari continues with an early descent into the Ngorongoro Crater.

The crater forms part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and provides one of Africa’s most dramatic wildlife landscapes.

UNESCO describes Ngorongoro Crater as the world’s largest caldera and highlights the area’s exceptional wildlife concentration and cultural significance.

Wildlife inside the crater

The crater environment can support excellent wildlife viewing.

Guests may encounter lions, elephants, buffaloes, zebras, wildebeest, hippos, hyenas and numerous bird species.

Black rhino sightings remain among the most sought-after wildlife experiences in the area.

Crater viewpoints and hiking

After the crater experience, the itinerary includes a hike toward the crater rim.

The highland environment provides spectacular views across the volcanic landscape.

Photography opportunities remain excellent, especially when clouds create dramatic patterns across the crater floor.

Maasai culture in Ngorongoro

Maasai communities remain an important part of the Ngorongoro cultural landscape.

A responsible community experience can provide insight into pastoral traditions, livestock keeping, traditional homes, crafts and local knowledge.

UNESCO emphasizes the importance of balancing conservation, tourism and community livelihoods within the Ngorongoro landscape.

• Accommodation: Ngorongoro Farm House, Eileens Tree Lodge or Marera Valley Lodge
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

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Day 12: Tarangire National Park and Arusha

The elephant kingdom of Tanzania

The final major wildlife destination on the 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari is Tarangire National Park.

The park offers a completely different atmosphere from Serengeti and Ngorongoro.

Tarangire is particularly famous for elephants and enormous baobab trees. Tanzania National Parks describes the park as having one of Tanzania’s highest concentrations of elephants and highlights its distinctive baobab landscapes.

Searching for elephants

Game drives can reveal large elephant herds moving between feeding and watering areas.

Other wildlife may include lions, leopards, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest and numerous antelope species.

The park’s seasonal river system also influences wildlife distribution.

Baobab landscapes

Tarangire’s ancient baobabs create some of the most recognizable photographic scenery in northern Tanzania.

The enormous trees provide a dramatic contrast against the golden savannah.

After the game drive, you continue to Arusha.

Cultural experiences in Arusha

Arusha offers opportunities to explore Tanzanian culture through food, crafts and local markets.

Travelers can visit artisan workshops, explore local produce markets or enjoy Tanzanian cuisine.

Coffee enthusiasts can also explore the coffee culture around Arusha and the slopes of Mount Meru.

• Accommodation: Arusha Coffee Lodge, Arusha Planet Lodge or Arusha Palace Hotel
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 13: Departure from Kilimanjaro International Airport

Farewell to East Africa

The final day of the 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari remains reserved for your departure flight from Kilimanjaro International Airport.

Depending on your flight schedule, Deks Africa Safaris and Tours Ltd arranges the transfer from Arusha to the airport.

The journey ends after an extraordinary cross-border adventure through Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya and Tanzania.

For travelers who want to continue exploring East Africa, the safari can also connect with additional destinations.

• Accommodation: None
• Meal Plan: Breakfast & Drinking Water

Cultural Experiences Across the 13-Day Safari

The strength of the 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari lies in its combination of wildlife and culture.

Uganda provides opportunities to learn about Batwa and Bakiga heritage around Bwindi. Rwanda introduces travelers to Kigali’s modern culture and heritage. Kenya offers Maasai cultural experiences around the Mara. Tanzania adds Maasai communities, coffee experiences and the cultural landscapes surrounding Ngorongoro and Arusha.

These encounters should form an important part of responsible tourism.

Culture should never become an afterthought between game drives. Instead, meaningful community experiences help travelers understand how people interact with landscapes, wildlife and natural resources.

How This Safari Connects East Africa’s Greatest Wildlife Landscapes

The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari demonstrates why East Africa works so well as a multi-country destination.

The journey begins with the mountain gorillas of Uganda. It then moves toward the plains of Kenya and Tanzania.

This makes the itinerary especially attractive to travelers researching Uganda Kenya Safaris, Uganda Tanzania Safaris or combined Uganda Kenya Tanzania Safaris.

Each country contributes a different experience.

Uganda provides rainforest primates and mountain landscapes. Rwanda contributes cultural depth and a convenient regional connection. Kenya delivers the iconic Maasai Mara. Tanzania provides the Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Tarangire.

The result is not simply a long safari. It is a journey through several distinct ecosystems.

Best Time for the 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari

Timing matters greatly when planning the 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari.

Travelers seeking gorilla trekking can visit Bwindi throughout the year. However, weather conditions can influence trail conditions and trekking comfort.

The migration follows rainfall and pasture availability rather than a fixed annual calendar. Therefore, travelers should avoid treating specific migration dates as guaranteed.

The Mara River crossings can provide spectacular wildlife encounters when herds reach northern Serengeti and Maasai Mara. Nevertheless, crossing locations and dates remain unpredictable.

For travelers primarily interested in migration photography, flexibility can improve the experience.

Those interested in gorillas, general wildlife and cultural experiences have greater flexibility because the safari remains rewarding even when migration herds move elsewhere.

Luxury and Comfort on the Safari

The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari combines comfortable accommodation with strategically located safari camps and lodges.

Accommodation selection focuses on positioning guests close to major attractions while maintaining comfort after long days of travel.

Bwindi lodges provide a peaceful base before and after gorilla trekking. Nairobi offers urban comfort before the Mara. Safari camps in northern Serengeti place guests closer to the wilderness.

Karatu provides convenient access to Ngorongoro, while Arusha offers an easy final base before departure.

Luxury safari travel does not simply mean expensive accommodation. It also involves efficient logistics, experienced guiding, suitable vehicles, well-planned connections and thoughtful pacing.

Responsible Tourism and Conservation

A high-quality 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari should contribute positively to conservation and local communities.

Gorilla tourism supports the protection of one of the world’s most important mountain forest ecosystems. Uganda’s conservation work has contributed to the recovery of the Bwindi gorilla population, with UWA reporting 459 gorillas in the 2018 census while newer genetic analysis remains pending.

In the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem, protecting wildlife corridors remains essential because migratory animals move across national and administrative boundaries.

Ngorongoro presents another important conservation model because wildlife conservation exists alongside pastoral communities.

Responsible travelers can contribute by following park rules, respecting wildlife distances, reducing waste and supporting legitimate community initiatives.

Why Book with Deks Africa Safaris and Tours Ltd?

The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari requires careful coordination across four countries.

Border crossings, flights, road transfers, park regulations, accommodation, gorilla permits and safari logistics all need professional planning.

Deks Africa Safaris and Tours Ltd designs journeys around the traveler rather than simply connecting destinations.

Our approach focuses on realistic driving times, carefully selected accommodation, experienced local guides and meaningful experiences.

We also understand that international travelers need clear information before committing to a safari.

Therefore, our planning process considers arrival and departure flights, dietary requirements, mobility considerations, accommodation preferences, photography interests and preferred travel pace.

A Safari for Travelers Seeking More Than Wildlife

The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari goes beyond conventional game viewing.

The emotional experience of Uganda Gorilla Trekking with the spectacle of the Great Wildlife Migration. Combines gorillas with elephants. It combines Nairobi’s urban culture with Maasai traditions. It combines the Serengeti plains with the volcanic landscapes of Ngorongoro.

Travelers researching Tanzania Safaris often dream of Serengeti and Ngorongoro. Those researching Kenya Safaris often place Maasai Mara at the top of their list. Visitors considering Uganda Safaris frequently prioritize gorillas and Bwindi.

This itinerary brings those major interests together.

For travelers seeking Uganda Kenya Safaris, the route adds Tanzania for an even broader East African experience. For those considering Uganda Tanzania Safaris, Kenya introduces the iconic Mara ecosystem. Meanwhile, Uganda Kenya Tanzania Safaris offer one of the most comprehensive wildlife journeys available in the region.

Final Thoughts on the 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari

The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari creates a powerful introduction to East Africa’s natural and cultural diversity.

From Entebbe, the journey enters Uganda’s mountain forests. Bwindi delivers the unforgettable experience of mountain gorilla trekking and Batwa cultural encounters.

Rwanda then provides a scenic bridge toward Kenya. Nairobi adds history, culture and urban experiences before the safari moves into the Maasai Mara.

The adventure continues into northern Serengeti, where travelers can experience the extraordinary ecosystem supporting the Great Wildlife Migration.

Ngorongoro adds volcanic scenery, exceptional wildlife and important cultural landscapes. Finally, Tarangire completes the wildlife circuit with elephants, baobabs and classic Tanzanian scenery.

The 13-Day Luxury Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya & Tanzania Safari therefore works particularly well for travelers who want depth rather than a single-destination holiday.

It connects four countries, several ecosystems and numerous cultural experiences into one carefully structured journey.

Most importantly, it creates the opportunity to experience East Africa through wildlife, landscapes, people and conservation.

Deks Africa Safaris and Tours Ltd can tailor the journey according to travel dates, preferred accommodation category, flight connections, photography interests, dietary requirements, mobility needs and desired safari pace.

Note: Wildlife sightings, gorilla trek duration, migration movements and river crossings depend on natural conditions and cannot be guaranteed. Accommodation and transport arrangements may also change according to availability while maintaining the intended itinerary standard.

Tour Quotation Based on Two People Sharing

Safari Inclusions

• Airport transfers
• Private safari transportation in a 4×4 safari vehicle
• Professional English-speaking safari driver/guide
• Accommodation as specified in the itinerary
• Full-board accommodation during the safari
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner
• Bottled drinking water during safari
• Uganda Gorilla Trekking permit
• Bwindi Impenetrable National Park entrance fees
• Batwa cultural experience
• Kigali airport transfer
• Flight from Kigali to Nairobi
• Nairobi city tour
• Giraffe Centre visit
• Karen Blixen Museum visit
• Maasai Market visit
• Maasai Mara National Reserve entry fees
• Guided game drives in Maasai Mara
• Great Migration viewing opportunities
• Tanzania National Park entry fees
• Serengeti National Park entry fees
• Guided game drives in Northern Serengeti
• Nature walks where permitted
• Maasai community visit
• Ngorongoro Conservation Area fees
• Ngorongoro Crater game drive
• Crater rim hike
• Tarangire National Park entry fees
• All applicable government taxes and park fees
• All road transfers as indicated in the itinerary
• Accommodation and meals for the stated safari duration

Safari Exclusions

• International flights
• Flight from Kigali to Nairobi, if not included in the final quotation
• Optional air transfer from Entebbe to Bwindi — USD 400 per person
• Uganda visa fees
• Rwanda visa fees, where applicable
• Kenya visa/eTA fees
• Tanzania visa fees
• Travel insurance
• Medical and evacuation insurance
• Personal expenses
• Laundry services
• Alcoholic drinks
• Soft drinks and premium beverages
• Tips and gratuities
• Porter fees for gorilla trekking
• Personal gorilla trekking equipment
• Souvenirs and handicrafts
• Additional activities not included in the itinerary
• Additional Park fees resulting from itinerary changes
• Private photography or specialist guide fees
• Any services not specifically mentioned under inclusions
• Expenses arising from flight delays, cancellations or schedule changes
• Any increase in government taxes, park fees or permit costs after quotation date

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