Kidepo Valley Flying Safari for 4 Days
This 4-Day Kidepo Valley Flying Safari is a special trip to the Kidepo Valley National Park, which is famous for its diverse wildlife. It’s a great place to see animals like lions, elephants, and buffalo. There are also cheetahs, caracals, and other unique animals. The park is home to different types of monkeys and even rare giraffes.
Inclusions
- Accommodation: You’ll stay in lodges or hotels mentioned in the plan, or similar ones if those aren’t available.
- Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included as mentioned in the plan.
- Transportation: You’ll travel in a 4×4 Safari Vehicle with a knowledgeable English-speaking driver-guide.
- Flight: A local flight from Entebbe to Kidepo and back is included.
- Park Fees: Entrance fees to the park are covered.
- Activities: Game drives and a visit to the Karamojong community are part of the package.
Exclusions
- Not Included: Meals on arrival day in Entebbe, drinks, visas, international flights, insurance, tips, laundry, optional activities, personal expenses, and anything not mentioned in the plan.
Day 1 – Arrival
When you arrive at Entebbe international airport for Kidepo Valley Flying Safari, our representative will be there to greet you. They’ll take you to your hotel in Entebbe for the night.
Day 2 – Entebbe to Kidepo Valley National Park
You’ll head to Entebbe international airport for a short flight to Kidepo Airstrip. When you arrive, our representative will be waiting to take you to your lodge. You can choose to relax at the lodge or go for an evening game drive in the park.
Day 3 – Kidepo Valley
Early in the morning, around 6 am, you’ll start a game drive in the Narus Valley. This valley has lots of animals because it has the Narus River, which provides water for them. You might see elephants, buffaloes, and other animals. In the afternoon, you’ll visit the Karamojong community to learn about their culture and way of life.
Day 4 – Kidepo to Entebbe
You’ll start the day by driving to Kanangorok Hot Springs. It’s about an hour’s drive to this area where you can see ostriches and enjoy the scenery. After lunch at the lodge, you’ll head back to the airstrip for your flight back to Entebbe.
Extension Options
If you want to extend your trip, you can go on a hike to visit the Ik people. They’re a unique tribe living in Mount Morungole. The hike takes about four hours and requires some basic fitness.
