8 Days wildlife and cultural safari kidepo valley national park

8 Days Kidepo Valley national Park gives you the best of Murchison Falls National Park and Kidepo Valley National park. It’s the best there is for anyone interested in the game and community encounter while on safari. It will take you to Kidepo Valley National Park for game drives, scenic Views and then to Murchison Falls National Park for game activities and boat cruises on the mighty River Nile.

DAY 1: Domestic flight to Kidepo Valley National Park

You will drive to Entebbe international Airport for your domestic fight to Kidepo Valley National Park, you will drive to the lodge and have an afternoon game drive and later relaxation at the lodge and overnight as you prepare for your 8-Days Kidepo Valley national Park

DAY 2: Full day Game drives in Narus Valley

After an early breakfast you will drive to Narus Valley for your morning game drive. Narus Valley is popular for mammals such as elephants, giraffes, buffalo’s antelopes, zebras and birds. Being the only permanent water point, many animals come to Narus valley to drink water and feed. It’s where you will find the largest buffalo herds than you can find anywhere on planet earth. Chances of spotting big cats hunting are very high as well. If lucky, you may spot the rare cheetahs too. Return to the Lodge for lunch, relaxation and then return to Narus Valley for an evening game drive.

DAY 3: Game drive in Narus and Hot springs visit in Kidepo Valley

After breakfast, drive to Narus valley to do an extra game drive to trace wildlife that you could have missed on the two game drives done earlier on. Kidepo valley National Park are the best and you won’t be disappointed. The park has observation points with binoculars and it will be your pleasure to use one of them. Return to the Lodge for Lunch, short relaxation and then drive to Kidepo Valley to visit the hot springs, the Uganda-Sudan boarder and if lucky spot the giant Ostriches which are found in this place but have been seriously poached by Sudanese. There