Mount Elgon Tour (4 Days)

Mount Elgon has the world’s largest caldera atop a magnificent extent volcano. There is alot to see but it will take all your effort as the trails are not for the faint hearted or those who gave up easily. You will see beautiful rivers, waterfalls, caves, escarpments and valleys. At the end you will visit a coffee farm and enjoy a hot fresh brew and some good memories.

Tour highlights

Day 1: Transfer from Kampala to Mount Elgon National Park

Day 2: Kapkwai Trail

Day 3:Sasa Trail

Day 4:Nature Walk – Return Trip – Kampala

Accommodation Options

Luxury: Mbale Resort Hotel

Midrange: Mbale Travellers Inn

Budget: Casa Del Turista Lodge,

Large Tour Group

15+ People Tour Group

20%

Discount Per Person

Small Tour Group

6 to 14 people Tour Group

10%

Discount Per Person

DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION

Airport / Client Hotel

DEPARTURE TIME

7.00 AM

DESTINATION

Eastern Uganda

WEAR

Comfortable light clothing, closed shoes, do not forget your sweater or jacket

INCLUDED

Professional English Speaking Tour Guide	Full Board Accommodation with meals
Airport / Hotel Transfer	Transportation in 4 * 4 Vehicle

NOT INCLUDED

Hotel fees on the eve & after the tour

Personal gratuity

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Additional information

Travel Budget	Budget, Luxury, Mid Range

Day 1: Kampala – Mount Elgon National Park

Leave for Mount Elgon located in Eastern Uganda. This Mountain covers the biggest surface areas of all extinct volcanoes in the whole world. Mt Elgon is gifted with the most stunning caves, waterfalls, cliffs plus gorges in the entire country. Stopover for lunch in Mbale. Afternoon drive to Kapchrowa.

Day 2: Kapkwai Trail

Following breakfast, leave with a packed lunch food to the exploration center found at Kapkwai within the Chebonet valley and enjoy the Mountain Bamboo trail that covers a 7-kilometer loop across the gentle River and then the Southern edge of the gorge.

Day 3: Sasa Trail

Following breakfast, set out for an entire day of hiking along the Sasa Trail to observe the fascinating landscapes from the towering altitude as well as the moorland.