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Located inside Queen Elizabeth NP, the Kazinga channel links lakes Edward and George. Aboard a double-deck boat, and start your journey on the water, enjoying the surrounding scenery. Haven for birds, elephants, buffalos, hippos and crocodiles, you will see plenty of wildlife! You can either decide to enjoy the view from the upper deck or, for great pictures on the animal level, to stay on the lower deck. Enjoy the ride!

Take a stroll around the botanical gardens in Entebbe, a place loved by locals. Established in 1898 for botanical research, locals now come on weekends to relax or have a drink along the shores of Lake Victoria. During your walk, spot the many birds flying around the trees or, if you're lucky, the resident family of black-and-white Colobus monkeys!

Embark on a game drive through Queen Elizabeth National Park, the second biggest national parks in Uganda. Here, you will find diverse ecosystems: vast savannah plains, deep forest, lakes, and even a gorge inhabited by chimpanzees! The wildlife is plenty: from the famous tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha sector, to Ugandan kobs, buffalos, elephants and leopards to name a few. The national park is also a haven for bird lovers, counting more than 600 different bird species!

Hop on a boat and navigate Lake Victoria's waters towards the Mabamba Swamp. On your way, watch skilled fishermen throw their nets from wooden boats, kingfishers dive into the lake's waters to catch fish, and cormorants dry their wings in the sun. Once you reach the swamp, you will board a smaller boat that can manoeuvre through the papyrus and water lilies. Today's ultimate reward: spotting the famous shoebill stork!