Wake up at 06.30 in the morning and transfer to Paraa (about 20 minutes), where you’ll take a boat cruise on the Victoria Nile Delta. The delta area offers excellent animal sightings, many of which are endemic, such as the Rothschild’s giraffe and the African elephant, among others. The legendary Shoebill Stork is notable in the delta and a must-see species for avid birding enthusiasts. Return to the lodge for lunch at about 1.45 p.m. and set out to Paraa for yet another amazing scheduled launch trip on the Nile to the foot of Murchison Falls. You shouldn’t skip viewing the Nile riverbanks, which often host the enormous elephants in the afternoon and are home to monstrous crocodiles, the red-throated bee-eater, a local endemic to Murchison Falls NP, and the spectacular waterfall itself. You will have the opportunity to disembark the boat launch at the drop-off point close to the falls base (approximately 750m) to be met by a ranger guide (UWA) and follow the riverbank footpath that leads up to the top of the rainbow-lit falls. The walking trail from the drop-off point to the head of the falls will take about 4.5 hours. Your safari vehicle will join you at the top of the falls.