A 3-day chimpanzee safari in Uganda, specifically in Kibale National Park, typically involves a transfer to the park, chimpanzee trekking, and a visit to the Bigodi Swamp. The safari offers the opportunity to track a community of habituated chimpanzees, with a guided nature walk in the swamp providing additional primate and bird spotting opportunities. 

Detailed Itinerary:

Day 1: Transfer to Kibale and Bigodi Swamp Walk

Pick up from Entebbe International Airport or Kampala and transfer to Kibale Forest National Park (approximately 5-6 hours). 
Enjoy en-route lunch and views of the Rwenzori peaks, tea plantations, and crater lakes. 
Check in to your lodge and relax after the drive. 
In the afternoon, embark on a guided walk through the Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, which is known for its diverse primate and birdlife. 
Overnight stay at your chosen lodge (budget, mid-range, or luxury). 

Day 2: Chimpanzee Trekking

Have an early breakfast and transfer to the park headquarters for a briefing about chimpanzee trekking. 
Embark on the chimpanzee trek, following park rangers to locate a habituated chimpanzee group. 
Enjoy a one-hour observation period with the chimpanzees after they are found. 
Afternoon: Optional nature walk or other activities in the park. 
Overnight stay at your lodge. 

Day 3: Departure to Kampala

Enjoy breakfast at your lodge and check out.
Transfer back to Kampala, with an en-route lunch.
Your driver will drop you off at Entebbe International Airport for your departure flight or at your preferred location in Kampala. 

Chimpanzee Trekking Details:

Permit Costs:
Vary depending on nationality (international travelers, foreign residents, East Africans). 

Age Limit:
Generally, children must be 15 years and older to participate in chimpanzee trekking. 

Habituation Experience:

For those who want a longer chimpanzee encounter, the chimpanzee habituation experience allows you to follow chimpanzees with researchers throughout the day. 

Optional Activities:

Nocturnal Forest Walk: Spot nocturnal animals like bushbabies and pottos. 
Cycling Tours: Explore Kibale forest on a bike. 
Cultural Encounters: Experience the local culture and traditions.