3 Days Escape to Queen Elizabeth and Fort portal tourism city- With Big Four Encounter

Day 1: Explore Mabere Ganyina Mwiru & Crater Lakes

We shall transfer from Hoima or Kampala to Fort portal tourism city with the possibility of doing Mabere ganyina mwiru and crater lakes

Amabere Caves (Mabere Ganyina Mwiru) are steeped in legend—said to be the “breasts of Nyinamwiru,” a princess from the Bachwezi dynasty. A guided walk through the caves reveals stunning stalactites, waterfalls, and rich storytelling.

Just a short hike from the caves, you’ll find crater lakes like Lake Kigere, whose footprint-like shape adds a mystical touch to the landscape. The views from Nyakasura hills are breathtaking, especially at sunset.

Fort Portal Nightlife Highlights

After a day of exploration, unwind and celebrate in the city’s vibrant night scene. This day sets the tone for your “medley of wonders” ahead.

Day 2: Transfer to Kasese-queen Elizabeth national park for an early morning game drive and afternoon boat cruise

Start your day with a thrilling game drive through the savannah plains of Kasese. While sightings of the Big Five (Buffalo, Elephant, Lion, Leopard—BRELL) aren’t guaranteed, the park is teeming with wildlife including warthogs, antelopes, and hyenas. The solitary nature of some animals and vehicle limitations may affect visibility, but the experience is always rich in surprises.

You can also visit the Katwe salt mines, where locals still harvest salt using traditional methods. It’s a fascinating cultural stop that offers insight into centuries-old practices and the economic lifeline of the region.

Afternoon Boat Cruise on Kazinga Channel- largest hippo concentration

The Kazinga Channel is a 32-kilometer stretch of water linking Lake Edward and Lake George, and it boasts the highest concentration of hippos in the world. Your cruise with a UWA boat where you have many chances of spotting different wildlife like, Herds of elephants and buffaloes cooling off at the banks, Nile monitor lizards basking and breeding near the water, A dazzling array of bird species, from African fish eagles to kingfishers hunting for fish, Waterbucks and crocodiles lurking in the reeds.

On this day we can go with our packed launch like snacks and some drinks on the boat, we shall have guide from UWA

We shall have an overnight in Kasese town to celebrate our day activities with a toast as we network

Day 3-The Bunyampaka Twin Lakes Excursion and Bwera Town Experience

After your early morning start, the Bunyampaka twin lakes offer stunning crater lake views and a peaceful atmosphere. These lakes are known for their scenic beauty and salt mining activity, making them a unique stop for both photography and cultural insight.

Your visit to Bwera and the surrounding area will immerse you in the vibrant cross-border life between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo

With multiple entries for Bwera, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to explore its markets, interact with locals, and observe the dynamic exchange of goods and cultures. It’s a perfect way to round off your Queen Elizabeth family adventure with a deeper understanding of borderland life.