Kabale And Fort Portal Uganda
KABALE
Lake Bunyonyi (canoeing and boat trip)
Lake Bunyonyi is the deepest lake in Uganda and is relatively stable throughout the year thanks to the few waves. Paddle your canoe
Mukono, Buikwe, Jinja And Kapchorwa Uganda
Ssezibwa falls
Ssezibwa falls is famous for its story by natives in regards to its history as it’s believed to be mothered by a muganda woman who gave birth to
Tours In Entebbe And Kampala
Ngamba Island chimpanzee sanctuary
Surrounded by the tranquil waters of Africa’s largest lake and third to the Caspian Sea and Lake Superior in the world called Lake Victoria, Ngamba Island
Tsavo National Park Kenya
Birding
Birding is one of the thrilling safari experiences fancied by a number of travelers destined for Tsavo national park. This birding haven hosts over 500 bird species with a
Kidepo Valley National Park Rwanda
Covers an area of 1,442km2 with an altitude range between 914m and 2,750m above sea level and 571 km from Kampala. This national park was made a gazette as a
Amboseli National Park Kenya
Game viewing.
It has a host of wild animals in a big population like elephants that inhabit open plains, acacia woodland, rocky thorn bush, marsh land. Game viewing is also
Kivu Lake Activities
Kayaking
The sun rays emerge from the hills as the birds sing, king fishers strive to get their first catch, a cool breeze streams over you and a string of
Fort Jesus Mombasa Kenya
Built in the 16th century, this Unesco World Heritage treasure is Mombasa’s most visited site. The meter-thick walls, painted interiors, traces of European graffiti, Arabic inscriptions and Swahili embellishment aren’t
Nyungwe forest national park Rwanda
Birding
You’re right in the sanctuary of bird life. It’s one of the 7 places protuberant for birding in Rwanda Nyungwe forest national is a citadel for 310 recorded bird
Rwanda Nyungwe Cultural Corridor
Ethnographic museum and king’s palace
The ethnographic museum was gifted to Rwanda by Belgium’s King Baudouin in the late 1980s and has tremendously grown house one of Africa’s finest
