This 3 Days Lake Mburo national park tour offers you the best game viewing, boat cruising and bird watching experience in the shortest time possible at affordable rates. You may also go for optional milking experience in the nearby local community with Superfine Safaris<\/a>. Located in Kiruhura District, Lake Mburo National park is the smallest savanna park in Uganda spread over 260 square kilometers. The park was initially garzetted as a hunting area in 1933 but later upgraded into a game reserve to a game reserve in 1963 with controlled hunting and cattle grazing. In 1983, Lake Mburo was formalized as a national Park and open for tourism.<\/p>\n

The park devrive sits name from Lake Mburo located in the heart of it.<\/p>\n

Game viewing, boat crusing, bird wathcing, hose riding, community visits and nature walks are some of the popular activities done in Lake Mburo National Park. If you have ample time you can combine the 3 Days L Mburo park tour with a 4 Days\u00a0 Bwindi gorilla and Lake Bunyonyi Safari.<\/a><\/p>\n

The trip starts and ends in Kampala Uganda<\/p>\n

Trip Summary<\/strong>
\nDay 1: Pick up, transfer to Lake Mburo & evening boat cruise
\nDay 2: Bird watching & evening game drives
\nDay 3: Optional Milking experience & Departure.
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\nDetailed Itinerary<\/strong>
\nDay 1: Pick up, transfer to Lake Mburo & evening boat cruise<\/strong>
\nToday, our driver-guide will pick you u from the airport or your hotel and transfer to Lake Mburo National park. Stop at Uganda Equator for photographs and lunch en route in Mbarara. Reach Lake Mburo park in the afternoon and go for a boat ride for fresh breaths and excellent views. Dinner and overnight stay at Mihingo Lodge\/ Mpogo Lodge\/ Arcadia Cottages
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\nDay 2: Bird watching & evening game drives<\/strong>
\nWake up very early, have a cup of coffee and for early birding watching in the acacia trees of Lake Mburo. The small park boosts in numerous bird species some of which are endemic to the area. Among the birds, you should expect to see include yellow-breasted Apalis, greenwood hoopoe, Brown parrot, crested francolin, Blue naped Mouse, Nubia woodpecker, African Grey hornbill, and Lilac breasted roller among others. Return to the lodge for lunch and relax. In the evening, drive through the park for game viewing to see wild animals feeding before retiring for night rests. The animals to see in Lake Mburo national park include zebras, buffalos, waterbucks, impalas, Elands, Topis and Uganda kobs among others. Dinner and overnight stay at Mihingo Lodge\/ Mpogo Lodge\/ Arcadia Cottages<\/p>\n

Day 3: Optional Milking experience & Departure.<\/strong>
\nIn the morning, go for an optional milking experience to see and be part of milking. This makes you feel part of the community village. See how calves are held and fed. Return to the lodge for breakfast, check out and drive back to Kampala for your connecting flight at Entebbe.
\nEnd of the Tour<\/strong><\/p>\n

Tour inclusions<\/strong>
\n\u2022 Park entrance fee
\n\u2022 Bottled drinking water
\n\u2022 Full-time English speaking guide
\n\u2022 Accommodation and meals
\n\u2022 Boat cruise
\n\u2022 Airport pickups and transfers
\n\u2022 Touring and photography
\n\u2022 Miscellaneous<\/p>\n

Tour Exclusions<\/strong>
\n\u2022 Visa fees
\n\u2022 International flights
\n\u2022 Tips
\n\u2022 Alcoholic beverages
\n\u2022 Personal expenses
\n\u2022 Extra activities not in the itinerary<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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