1 DAYS EXPLORE NGAMBA AND BULAGO ISLANDS

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Explore Ngamba and Bulago

Safari Overview – 1 DAY

Ngamba island is a sanctuary of orphaned chimpanzees and it is surrounded by the peaceful waters of Lake Victoria. It was introduced in 1998 by Dr Jane Gordall and a small group of pioneering leaders with 13 chimpanzees which have grown to over 49 chimpanzees. Bulago island is one of the several scenic islands on Lake Victoria, located east of Entebbe international Airport. Bulago, a ‘Luganda’ word to mean neck because of their neck-like formation, is the first island on Lake Victoria to be developed exclusively for leisure use. The Island has some of the excellent beaches owned by local and expatriate residents and professionals.

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TRIP ITINERARY
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TRIP ITINERARY

Arrival:

Complementally pick up from Airport/ hotel
Accommodation before/end of trip can be arranged at an extra cost

Day 1 – Morning session: Feeding the chimpanzees at Ngamba Island

After an early morning breakfast, a guide from Ganyana safaris will meet you for a briefing about your tour. The boat leaves at either 9:00am. You will take a boat cruise out on Lake Victoria to Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary and have a chance to view chimpanzees feeding. You will also be treated to sights of monitor lizards, birds, and photographic opportunities. Upon arrival at the sanctuary, you will be directed to the visitor’s center where you will be introduced to the project, its history and residents. After feeding head to Bulago Island.

Evening session: Enjoy and relax at Bulago Island

Upon arrival at the Island, enjoy and relax at the Island comprised of beautiful soft white sand, brilliant Lake side views, jogging, hiking trails and also a best place for bird watching as the island is home to 200 bird species. After enjoying on this beautiful Island, head back to Entebbe.