Experience some of the most breathtaking scenery and animals in East Africa on a 15-day wildlife safari that combines Kenya and Uganda. Here is a proposed schedule that highlights the greatest features of both nations:

Day 1: Upon arrival in Nairobi, Kenya

Arrival: Land at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO). Accommodations: Spend the night in a Nairobi hotel. Activities: You might visit the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust or the Giraffe Centre, depending on when you arrive.

Travel/Air: Arrive to Maasai Mara National Reserve.

Accommodations: Within the reserve, stay in a luxurious tented camp or lodge. Activities: Take part in game drives to see the Big Five (elephant, buffalo, rhino, lion, and leopard) as well as other species like giraffes and cheetahs. If you have time, visit a Maasai community.

Day 4–5:

Drive from Maasai Mara to Lake Nakuru National Park; arrive at the park. Accommodations: Camp or lodge close to the park. Activities: Take a tour of the park, which is home to a sizable population of rhinos and flamingos. Take pleasure in wildlife drives and explore the stunning Lake Nakuru.

Day 6-7:

Travel by car or airplane from Lake Nakuru to Amboseli National Park. Stay at a resort or camp with a view of Mount Kilimanjaro for your lodging. Activities: Take game drives to witness lions, elephants, and other animals against the breathtaking Kilimanjaro background.

Day 8: Drive/Fly

Return to Nairobi from Amboseli. Accommodations: Spend the night in Nairobi unwinding and getting ready for the upcoming portion of your trip.

Day 9:

Nairobi to Entebbe, Uganda Flight: Fly to Entebbe International Airport (EBB) Accommodation: Spend the night at a hotel in Entebbe. Activities: Depending on when you arrive, you may visit the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre.

Day 10–11

Entebbe to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Drive/Flight: Travel to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (usually a combination of flight and drive) Accommodation: Stay in a lodge near the park. Activities: Trekking for mountain gorillas—an incredible experience—as well as exploring the local communities and taking nature walks.

Days 12 and 13: Drive:

Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park from Bwindi. Accommodations: Stay in or close to the park in a lodge or campground. Activities: Take part in boat safaris and wildlife drives on the Kazinga Channel to see a range of bird species, hippos, and elephants. See the lions that climb trees by visiting the Ishasha area.

Day 14:

Queen Elizabeth to Kampala Drive: Make your way to Uganda's capital, Kampala. Sleep: Spend the night in a Kampala hotel. Activities: If time permits, have a look around the city's attractions, such the Uganda Museum and the local marketplaces.

Day 15: Flight of Departure:

Make your way to Entebbe International Airport before taking off. This itinerary combines the best wildlife experiences from both countries to ensure you get a diverse taste of East Africa's natural wonders.

Tips:

Visas

Check the requirements for both Kenya and Uganda before your trip.

Health:

Make sure you have the necessary vaccinations and malaria prophylaxis. Packing: Bring appropriate clothing for safari (lightweight, neutral colors, sun protection).