After breakfast, go on your Tanzania and Uganda tour. You will leave with picnic lunch boxes for Lake Manyara National Park, where a mid-morning game drive will take you late into the evening before proceeding with the drive to Karatu for check-in at the Bougainvillea Safari Lodge.
Lake Manyara National Park is tucked beneath the majesty of the Rift Valley wall, consisting of a thin green band of forests, flanked by the sheer 600 m high red and brown cliffs of the escarpment on one side and by the white-hot shores of ancient soda lake on the other. Acacia woodland harbors the park's acclaimed tree-climbing lions, which languidly lie among the branches in the heat of the day. Manyara safaris provide many special vantage points, including elephant, giraffe, buffalo, and wildebeest that graze in unexpected clearings or head to the waters to drink or wash, and with possible animal spotting thanks to the rivers and riverbeds. Warthogs seem to thrive here, growing noticeably fat and tusked, and are a natural playground for baboons and monkeys. That will be later in the afternoon until you will be transferred to which stands on the edge of the escarpment, overlooking the lake. Overnight: Bougainvillea Safari Lodge.

Meal Plan: Full Board

After breakfast, you will head to the magnificent Serengeti National Park, arriving just in time for check-in and lunch at Serengeti Kati Kati Camp. On an afternoon game viewing drive, return to camp later for dinner and night rest.
Overnight: Serengeti Kati Kati Camp. 

Meal Plan: Full Board.
 

After breakfast, you depart with picnic lunch boxes for a full day of game viewing in Serengeti National Park. In the late afternoon, the game drives will head to the Ngorongoro National Conservancy Area, arriving in the late evening in time to check in to the Rhino Lodge and spend the evening at leisure. Overnight: Rhino Lodge

Meal Plan: Full Board

After indulging in a brightening breakfast, proceed to the crater tour this morning before visiting your busy day. On everyone's lips, it is the cradle of precious treasures-the Ngorongoro Crater-or fondly called "Africa's Garden of Eden.". It is one of the most impressive candidates for the new Seven Wonders of the World, and you will understand why once you step into it. It is the largest and most unbroken caldera in the world. It boasts more than 25,000 animals present within it. Therefore, this place is undoubtedly a premium in-game viewing opportunity around the world, allowing tourists to come see the big five, plenty of zebras, and wildebeests. Almost every individual species of wildlife in East Africa is present in the crater, including the extremely rare and critically endangered black rhino.
Have a picnic lunch on the crater floor before continuing your expedition into the Land That Time Forgot. Drive up, leaving for Arusha in time to check in for dinner at the Ilboru Safari Lodge. Overnight: Ilboru Safari Lodge
Meal Plan: Full Board

After an early breakfast, transfer back to Kilimanjaro International Airport in time for the outward flight to Entebbe Airport, Uganda. After your arrival, your guide will meet you and transfer you to your hotel. Overnight at Lake Victoria Serena Hotel and Spa.

Meals: Breakfast.

Today after breakfast, your driver guide will pick you up from the hotel, and you will embark on your journey to the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park with a short stop-en-route at the Equator.
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, a UNESCO Natural World Heritage site, is one of the richest biological and botanical reserves in the world. The forest covers an area of 331 km2 in the southwestern corner of the western Rift Valley. The most revered species found in Bwindi are about 350 wild Mountain Gorillas, who make up just over half of the population of these gentle apes in the world.
Birdwatching here is one of the 5 recommended sites in Uganda by ABIRD. Upon arrival at Bwindi, check into your lodge and engage in the Batwa cultural visit, optional activities that will bring you face to face with one of the tribes that were the original inhabitants of the forest. Participate in the "Batwa Experience" to learn how this unique culture lived in and depended upon the forest for hunting. If time allows, you can try their hunting techniques with a bow and arrow, or you may visit the Changing Life Women's local community project. Overnight at Mahogany Springs Lodge

Meal plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Getting out of bed in the early hours of the morning for breakfast before setting out to do some good physical activity after registration at the 8:00 am UWA Uganda Wildlife Authority ranger station for the beach. After getting briefed by the rangers about the trek, it normally takes anywhere between three hours and six hours walking, so an appreciable fitness level is an asset. Wearing a good pair of hiking shoes is also essential.
The next thing will be the ranger guiding you out of the way around the very village gardens and into a more jungle-like forest. Sometimes through really thick bush, the ranger will guide you with a machete as you seek to penetrate the hordes of great bush. The mountain gorillas are under 24-hour surveillance for their own safety, so you're almost guaranteed to see them. Each gorilla family is monitored by the rangers through close radio contact.
Gorilla tourism is slowly increasing the number of gorillas, and they are still critically endangered. Because they share so much of the same genetic material with the human being, their health is compromised if there are so many human diseases by contact (for example, contaminated food). To prevent the spread of disease from humans to gorillas, you will be advised to keep a distance of 7 meters between you and the gorillas as well.
When you finally find that family of gorillas, the last command will be to drop off all your belongings to a corner; just take your camera and go in close to the gentle giants. The guides interpret the behavior of the animals and tell you what it is that you are looking at. You might catch them feeding, playing, interacting with one another, or just sleeping! You will never forget this close encounter with the gorillas. They will be really curious about seeing you! You have exactly one hour to spend with the gorillas before heading back to base. After the trek, if time allows, you will visit the Batwa. The Batwa "pygmy" tribe are the original inhabitants of the forest. Spend the night at Mahogany Springs Lodge.

Meal plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After breakfast Early morning, your driver will take you from Bwindi to Entebbe in time for your onward flight at the airport.