4 Days: Kidepo Valley National Park Uganda Safari

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From $2,280

$2,010/ per person

Here, each game drive is different even when you repeat the very route more than once...

  • 4 Days
  • Available
  • Kidepo Valley NP Uganda
  • 12 People in Group
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About this listing

Kideop Valley National Park is situated in North / East Uganda on border to South Sudan and Kenya, Kidepo Valley NP has consistently been rated as one of the best national parks in Africa due to its remote wild charm, big sky views and open lightly wooded savannahs, teeming with wildlife. The first European to explore the mountains elevations was Joseph Tomson, who travelled there from Kenya in 1883. Tomson called the mountain Mt. Elgon, which is basically the English adaptation of a name that Maasai tribes had given to the mountain and its inhabitants.

Park covers an area of 1,442 sq kilometres at an altitude ranging from 914 and 2,750 meters above sea level with Mount Morungole highest point. The dominant habitat is open or lightly wooded savannah, interspersed with areas of montane forest, riparian woodland, borassus palms and rocky koppies. The mountainous terrain is broken up by two predominant valleys - the Narus Valley and the Kidepo Valley - which extend from South Sudan into Uganda.

Tourist Accommodation

When you place a booking, specifics of either option will be provided for you to choose from. Here accommodation facilities are classified into:

  • Budget Accommodation - Apoka lodge
  • Moderate Accommodation - Ihamba safari Lodge and Simba safari camp
  • Luxury Accommodation - Kyambura Game Lodge and Mweya safari Lodge

Accommodation
Amenities

  • Gym
  • Hot tub
  • Doorman
  • Cable TV
  • Pool
  • Free Laundry
  • Suitable for events
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Wireless Internet

Price Includes

  • - Accommodation while you are on your Safari
  • - Park entrance fees.
  • - Skilled Guide that is fluent English speaker.
  • - Transportation in a 4 x 4 vehicle
  • - Refreshments while on journey among others
  • - Driver allowance
  • - Ranger fees
  • - Game drives

Day 1:Fly-In Safari to Kidepo Valley National Park

Your guide will pick you from your hotel and transfer you to the airport for a brief flight to a very remote area in Uganda. Enjoy lunch in Apoka lodge and best of all is the fact that you can actually see some animals in the lodge vicinity even before your afternoon game drive. You may as well enjoy a swim in the swimming pool.

 

Have a Game Drive in the afternoon in the Narus Valley and there you will see numerous buffaloes, zebras, elephants plus giraffes, and if lucky lions, cheetahs plus leopards. In addition there are numerous bird species along the way. This drive is really slow offering you wonderful opportunities take pictures of animals, birds, trees, butterflies and plants. You will dine and slumber at your lodge.

Day 3:Game Drive Continues

Another hefty breakfast as you enjoy the impressive melodies of birds in the surrounding trees. You will have a game drive in the morning within the remote parts of the park to view birds and different wild animals.return to Apoka Lodge for Lunch in the afternoon relax by the pool or have a guided exciting nature walk searching for various animals. Dinner and have the overnight at Apoka Lodge.

Day 2:Game Drive

Today you will have a wonderful breakfast after which you will have another fascinating game drive through the arid river bed, savannah, small forests, hills plus the foothills of the mountains to marvel at the impressive flora and fauna in the area.

 

You will continue to the Karankorog Hot Springs as you see numerous animals along the way. Each game drive is drive is different even when you repeat the very route more than once. The scenery, birds and animals will certainly be very impressive so remember to bring along your camera.

 

Have Lunch back at Apoka Lodge and in the afternoon spend some time with the Karamajong people on cultural tour learning about their culture and norms. Their passion for cattle is best matched with that of the Maasai of Tanzania as well as Kenya. They are very proud of their culture and they are proud warriors who believe that God gave them a right to all cattle as well as that belonging to other people. You will observe their fascinating lifestyle, their ways of cooking, dancing, and cattle keeping. Head back to Apoka Lodge to rest dine and sleep as you enjoy the thrilling sounds of nature in Kidepo Park.

Day 4:Nature Walk / Return to Entebbe

Today, have your final breakfast at the Lodge before going for a guided nature walk to see birds, return for lunch back at the lodge and then head back to the capital and this will be the end of your safari.

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