Chimpanzee Tracking to Kibale National Park-Uganda

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Visit: Chimpanzee Tracking to Kibale National Park

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Pickup from Kampala/Entebbe/Bwindi and transfer to Kibale National Park Kibale National Park is a national park in Western Uganda, protecting moist evergreen rain forest. It is 766 square kilometres in size and is located between 1,100 metres to 1,600 metres in elevation. Despite encompassing primarily moist evergreen forest, it contains a diverse array of landscapes We drive you through interesting landscape of green vegetation and tea plantations and explosion craters Lunch will be en-route or at the hotel depending on the arrival time. Dinner at the lodge

07:00 Breakfast at the lodge 07:30 Meet at the meeting point for briefing before starting a walk through the jungle of Kibble forest to track the chimpanzees. The park is home to 12 species of primates including chimpanzees; Olive Baboons, Blue Monkeys, Black faced Red Colobus, Black and White Colobus Monkeys; Red Tailed Monkeys; and an incredible array of bird life, including the Great Blue Turaco. In the evening you can take an optional nature walk around the park and Bigodi Swamp or relax by the lodge. Dinner at the lodge

After breakfast return to Kampala/Entebbe with Lunch en-route, and later proceed to the airport for your onward flight.

Inclusion

Accommodation as specified in itinerary
Meals as specified in itinerary
Transfers as specified in itinerary
English Speaking Driver as specified in itinerary
English Speaking Guide as specified in itinerary
Services of an experienced English-speaking driver-guide
All entrance fees and guided excursions as described in itinerary
All park fees
1 Chimpanzee permit per person
1 litre bottled water per person per day
Bigodi Swamp Walk
Flying Doctors Medical evacuation insurance services

Exclusion

International Flights and Airport Taxes
Visa Fees (if applicable)
Medical & Travel Insurance
Incidental tips to hotel/lodge staff
Gratuity to tour driver/guide
All expenses of personal nature
Any entrance fees and guided excursions not included in the above itinerary
Early Check In & Late Check Out
Internal & Domestic Flights (priced separately)

Note

Kibale National Park

Chimpundu Lodge (Full Board Basis - Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) Mid-range - Standard Room
Turaco Treetops Lodge Kibale (Full Board Basis - Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) Mid-range - Standard Room
Isunga Lodge (Full Board Basis - Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) Budget - Standard Room

All standard terms and conditions apply to this quote, these terms and conditions are available on request.

All standard terms and conditions apply to this quote
All quotes are subject to availability and change due to airfare increases, hotel rate increases, currency exchange fluctuations and any other unforeseen circumstances all without prior notice.
Please check and re-confirm all services on this itinerary with GGTS prior to final booking,
Itinerary and journey times are close approximations and are subject to change without prior notice.

Light Aircraft Flights:-Baggage allowance is normally restricted between 15kg to 30 kg (depending on country, aviation supplier and seat class chosen) per passenger, inclusive of hand luggage in soft bags. Excess baggage will be charged at prevailing rates and only carried subject

To space availability.
-Timings in remote areas such as national parks may vary from day to day. It is very important that your clients ask their tour guide or lodge manager to reconfirm flights 24 hours before departure. This reconfirmation process will give the departure and arrival details for the flight(s) the following day and will save unnecessary waiting time and discomfort. Charter companies reserves the right to change departure times or carrier when so required for operational, weather or safety reasons.
-Passenger weights limits apply for light aircraft flights and additional seats may be required if exceeding the weight limit. However, please let us know in advance if this is likely to apply so we can do whatever is possible to minimize the likelihood of this becoming an issue.