Another big dream of mine from a young age was to do a ‘real’ jungle trek with machetes and lots of nature. I hadn’t really done this before on any of my other trips, and what better place to do it than in Uganda, home of the Mountain Gorilla. To be honest, this holiday found me, rather than me it. I knew the date we wanted to go away in September, and that we wanted something different, but this could be anywhere. I found the flights using the google flight finder tool and they were so cheap I booked them instantly!
We hired a car and booked gorilla permits from home, then followed this route:
- Entebbe – 1-night
- Bwindi (Rushaga Region) – 2-nights
- Lake Bunyonyi – 1-night
- Queen Elizabeth National Park – 2-nights
- Lake Mburo National Park – 1-night
- Sesse Island – 1-night
Here you can view all my blog posts from this trip in September 2018 in chronological order.
How to book Gorilla permits for Uganda from the UK (6/25/2018)
Arriving in Entebbe and Self-Drive to Bwindi (9/8/2018)
Gorilla tracking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest (9/9/2018)
Relaxing at Lake Bunyonyi (9/10/2018)
Safari self drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park (9/12/2018)
Giraffes and Zebra in Lake Mburo National Park (9/14/2018)
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