kampala city tour & transfer to Jinja

Namugongo - After breakfast at your hotel in Kampala, you will meet our representative who will brief you about your 3 days Jinja and Kampala tour. After the briefing, you will depart for the Kampala city tour. You will visit places such as cultural sites like Bulange and the royal palace in Mengo, Kasubi tombs which are the burial grounds for the Buganda kings and Nagalabi coronation grounds. Have lunch in Kampala and later visit places like the Bahai Temple which is the only one of its Kind in Africa, Uganda museum and Namugongo Martyrs shrine. In the evening you will transfer to Jinja town for dinner and overnight at Jinja Nile resort or Nile Porch

Half day white water RAFTING and source of the Nile

Source of the Nile - Speke Monument - After breakfast, you will be transferred to the starting point for White water rafting for a half day white water rafting adventure on the Nile. Return to the porch for lunch and after visit the source of River Nile and get a chance to see where the mighty River Nile (Longest River in Africa) starts its journey all the way to Mediterranean Sea. Return to your Hotel in Jinja for dinner and overnight stay.

transfer back to Kampala

Mabira - Early morning you will have a short Jinja town tour and after transfer back to Kampala. En route have a stopover at Mabira forest for a primate viewing or bicycle riding along the forest trials. Later transfer on and stop at Sezibwa falls on Sezibwa River which is believed to have been born by human beings. Have lunch in Mukono town and later proceed with your journey reaching Kampala late in the afternoon. Drop off will be at your Hotel in Kampala or Entebbe airport for your onward flight ending the 3 days Jinja and Kampala tour

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Lunch
• Dinner
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Breakfast
• All fees and/or taxes

• Bicycle use

Jinja is a southern Ugandan town located on Lake Victoria’s edge. Coronation Park, the Nile’s origin point, boasts a beautiful garden and a commemorative monument for British explorer John Hanning Speke. The Nile is bridged by both Owen Falls Dam and Bujagali Dam. Far up the river, Itanda Falls is recognized for its exhilarating white-water rapids. East of Jinja, in Lake Victoria, Samuka Island is a habitat for various bird species, inclusive of little egrets.

Kampala, the national and commercial capital of Uganda, lies adjacent to Lake Victoria, the continent’s largest lake. Red-tiled villas and lush trees blanket the area’s hills, encompassing a city centre sprinkled with modern high-rises. The Uganda Museum, located within this urban hub, offers insight into the nation’s tribal heritage through a wide-ranging catalogue of relics. Positioned on the nearby Mengo Hill, Lubiri Palace represents the former headquarter of the Buganda Kingdom.

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