Day 1: Pickup from Entebbe/Kampala and transfer to Murchison Falls National Park via the top of the falls and an evening game drive.

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Today you will meet your guide and drive to Murchison Falls National park for overnight at Pakuba safari lodge, you will have an en-route visit to the top of the falls and an evening game drive to search for late grazers then you will proceed to your lodge for dinner and overnight. Drive time: Approximately 4-5 hours drive Overnight: Pakuba Safari Lodge or Murchison River Lodge Meal Plan: Full board

Day 2: Morning game drive and afternoon Boat cruise to the bottom of the falls

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After breakfast , you will go for your morning game drive that will provide you an opportunity of spotting wild game that includes, giraffes, buffaloes, antelopes, hippos and if lucky cats such as lions and leopards. Return to the lodge for a lunch break before proceeding to the pier for your two hour boat cruise to the bottom of the falls to witness how river Nile squeezes itself in a narrow gorge before exploding out producing an experience of a lifetime, during your cruise you will as well encounter various wild animals elephants, hippos as they enjoy the banks for river Nile, reptiles and birds. Overnight: Pakuba Safari Lodge or Murchison River Lodge Meal Plan: Full board

Day 3: Transfer to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for Rhino tracking after proceed to Kampala/Entebbe for drop off to end the 3 Days Murchison Falls National Park Trip

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Today your last day on this 3 Days Murchison Falls National Park Trip you will meet your guide and drive back to Kampala/Entebbe via the Rhino sanctuary for on foot rhino tracking and hot lunch after you will Proceed for drop off to end your trip. Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary Ziwa rhino sanctuary is a popular destination and most of the safari travelers travelling from Murchison towards Kampala/Entebbe include a stop at the sanctuary as a permanent part of their itineraries. Feedback from visitors is extremely positive, and our visitor numbers are expected to continue to grow. A security force of 80 Rangers of which many are armed, patrols the fence, guard the gates, and monitor the rhinos 24 hours per day. The sanctuary is not only home to the rhinos but also to approximately 20 other species of wildlife as well as 300 different bird species highlighting Uganda’s unique biodiversity and emphasizing the importance of conserving it. The conservation effort is proving successful as we see the numbers of wildlife growing within the sanctuary. While here you will also go in search of the elusive shoe bill one of the Great birds and one not to miss while on safari in Uganda.