From Ishasha you head north to the Mweya Section where you enjoy a cruise along the Kazinga Channel.

This is a great wildlife trip as the elephants, buffalo, topi, Kob, hippos and crocodiles all come down to the water to relax in the shallows or quench their thirst during the heat of the day. You have the chance to go to the Kyambura Gorge to track a troop of 20 semi habituated chimpanzees (activity decided on the day by consensus by the whole group otherwise you will take a game drive on the Kasenyi plains).

The Kyambura River, about 16km long, flows into the Kazinga Channel. On arrival, the rangers will lead you and we drive to the nearest point, where they (rangers) usually know the chimpanzees are located. The rangers will give you a briefing before descending into the depths of the gorge. The nature walk takes a few hours and lunch will be served at Kyambura fig tree campsite before heading back to Ishasha.

Overnight: Mweya Safari Lodge<strong> – </strong>is located on a peninsular in the heart of Queen Elizabeth National Park; this lodge offers spectacular views over the Kazinga Channel with great bird watching and a variety of savannah game drives possible. Perfect pool positioning means that you can look down onto the plains whilst enjoying a cooling swim. All rooms have en-suite facilities (B/L/D).