After an early breakfast, you’ll drive 400 km north to Murchison Falls National Park which sits in the remote northwestern Ugandan region bisected by the Victoria Nile River. The “mythical” river plunges here 45m from the rift valley wall, creating the dramatic Murchison Falls, the centerpiece of the park and final “event” in an 80km stretch of rapids. The mighty cascade drains the last energies from the river and transforms it into a broad, placid stream flowing quietly across the rift valley floor into Lake Albert. This stretch of river provides one of Uganda’s most remarkable wildlife spectacles.

You’ll be out on an early morning game drive en route to the Victoria Nile Delta for a boat trip in this spectacular area teeming with birds and wildlife. If lucky, you may catch sight of four of the big 5 (no rhinos). There’s a healthy population of lions which your guide will be challenged to track on the morning drive. In the afternoon, there's a lovely boat trip to the Murchison Waterfalls, with the possibility of hiking to the top of the falls and catching that fantastic panoramic view of the falls.

Finally you'll head to the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary on your last day, just outside Murchison Falls Conservation Area, to track Uganda’s only rhinos in the wild. More than 19 southern white rhinos are roaming the sanctuary’s savannah and wetland, many of which were born in the wild in Uganda. A guide will lead you on foot to get an up-close encounter.

Waving goodbye to the rhinos, your final road trip will be a leisurely drive back to Entebbe.