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Discover the real Entebbe on this lively guided walking tour! Begin at Victoria Mall and stroll through tree-lined streets into the bustling local market. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, fresh produce, and try the famous Ugandan Rolex street food. Explore the colorful Craft Village, meet local artisans, and learn about Uganda’s rich traditions from your knowledgeable guide. Visit historic sites including the colonial Post Office, St. John’s Church, and the Muzinga Monument. Optionally extend your walk to the peaceful Botanical Gardens or scenic Aero Beach by Lake Victoria. Perfect for travelers who want an authentic, small-group experience with a local guide. What’s Included: Expert local guide Guided tour of markets & historic sites Craft Village visit Optional Botanical Gardens & Aero Beach Bottled water and light snacks

Visit the highlights of Kampala with a guide during this private, full-day tour. See artifacts from Uganda’s rich cultural heritage at the Uganda Museum, browse the spice and textile stalls of bustling Nakasero Market, and experience the city’s multi-faith culture at the Baha’i Temple and Gaddafi National Mosque. Admission tickets and hotel transfers are included.

Travelers get to experience first hand experience of Kampala natives and see how locals traverse through the busy streets of the city and see key attraction points in downtown Travelers also will have an exclusive free experience of the popular Ugandan street meal called "Rolex"

Take a visit to the equator and take a photo of yourself in the middle of the world. You’ll be taken from Kampala to Kayabwe, where the equator marker is in the Kasese District, inside the Queen Elizabeth National Park. It will be warm here, so wear appropriate clothing and sunscreen. At the end you’ll get a certificate saying you’ve been to visit the equator.

Equator Island is surrounded by water of the second largest fresh lake in the whole world known as Lake Victoria. The Equator is an imaginary line that runs around the middle of the Earth, dividing it into the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere. It is located at 0 degrees latitude and is approximately 40,075 kilometers (24,901 miles) long.

Explore the source of the Nile, Jinja Town, and the surrounding areas on this private day tour from Kampala or Entebbe. You’ll see several scenic spots today, like Sezibwa Falls, Mabira Forest, and the source of the world’s longest river. You can take it easy and go at your own pace today, since this is a private tour for you and your group.

Visit the source of the Nile River and tour the town of Jinja in just one day on this guided tour from Kampala. An efficient itinerary and private transportation make it possible to do this tour in one day, without ever feeling rushed. Plus, going with a guide means getting insight into the area that you might miss on your own.

If you are interested in experiencing the soul of Kampala and the organized chaos of the markets, taxi parks and streets, then we strongly advise you to book this tour. please don't attempt this tour on your own as the streets are confusing and you may even find yourself lost. This walking tours is a maximum of 3km or 2 miles. Time is usually 3 to 5 hours depending on extra shopping, taking photos, etc.  Warning: This tour is not for the faint hearted or those who don't like walking in crowded streets. We advise you to not bring bags, packs, or purses, and only use cameras or phones with a strap, and only at your own risk. Pickpockets can occur, but we will be there to watch out for you. You may experience some uncomfortable situations such as being bumped or pushed by other people, or needing to squeeze between cars and tight spaces as you walk around on this tours.

Discover Kampala on Two Wheels – The Ultimate Cultural Cycling Experience Our cycling tour is more than a ride it’s a journey through the heart of Kampala. This immersive group experience blends royal history, spiritual heritage, and authentic everyday life into one unforgettable adventure. Bikes and helmets are fully provided. After a short safety briefing, your professional English-speaking guide leads you through historic hills, vibrant neighborhoods, and cultural landmarks. What Makes This Tour Different? ✅ Women Guided Experience Led by a professional female guide for empowering women ✅ Royal Legacy Explore Mengo Palace and visit the sacred Kasubi Tombs. ✅ Spiritual Perspective Enjoy panoramic city views from Gaddafi Mosque. ✅ Real City Life Ride through Kisenyi and experience Kampala’s daily rhythm up close. Book now and explore Kampala’s heritage and culture on two wheels.

Equator Line Kayabwe is a popular stop along the Kampala–Masaka highway where visitors experience the Earth’s equatorial divide. The site offers a fun demonstration of the Coriolis Effect, showing how water drains differently on either side of the equator. Travelers can stand in both hemispheres at once, take photos by the iconic monument, and browse local crafts. The area has small shops, restaurants, and cultural displays, making it a convenient, educational, and memorable stop for tourists exploring Uganda.

Our tours are local, unique, authentic, and led by local female guides. We promote sustainable tourism development and social good to all the communities we operate in.

Book this small group tour in Kampala that takes you to Jinja for a hiking adventure with waterfalls, and also on a boat ride to discover the source of the mighty Nile river. Get your cameras ready for photos of the Ssezibwa River Falls and the Speke Monument at the source, and enjoy this day out with your small, intimate group. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

The Kampala tour makes you know more about Uganda the pearl of Africa at large and get the everlasting memories.It will be the evidence to people that you visited Uganda.The informative and experienced guides will make your tour un forgettable.

Kampala is alive with flavor! This tour is for the serious foodie who has a hearty appetite. Come join us and take a walk on the busy streets of central Kampala where we learn about and taste the traditional foods of Uganda. We will meet at a designated location in the city and visit up to three restaurants and the central market. Along the way, we will sample a variety of food, snack and drink as we stroll around the city. Our tour guide will share stories and information about traditional Ugandan foods while taking you around to local restaurants to taste a number of items. This tour involves some amount of walking along the bustling streets to areas not normally visited by tourists. We will visit crowded places such as the market and take in a view of the organized chaos of the taxi park. Come with an open mind and an empty stomach as we explore central Kampala!

Our tour is unique because it is solely conducted by local female guides. Such an amazing opportunity to see the city and support young female guides that are passionate about sharing their history and culture.

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Uganda’s capital city on this full-day city tour, with round-trip transfer and insights provided by your private driver-guide. Get an up-close look at landmarks like Kabaka's Palace and the Uganda Martyrs Shrine, pose for pictures at Kampala’s very best photo stops, and savor a taste of authentic local cuisine with lunch included.

This tour is unique because travellers will get to appreciate the rich religious culture of Uganda. They shall learn about how missionaries brought Christianity to Uganda and how Islam was introduced to Uganda.

85km from Kampala is the beautiful country side city called Jinja and it’s time you join us as we unveil the untold story behind the diversity of cultural and historical landmarks in jinja ranging from Mahatma Gandhi the Indian anti-colonial nationalist, John Hanning Speke an English explorer and Mayur Madhvani the popular Indian entrepreneur in Uganda. Jinja being the Uganda’s industrial city baptized far back in the 20th century, this influenced it’s growth and attracted so many foreigners including the Arabs, British and Indians who actually left so many historical and heritage landmarks. We therefore introduce to you this amazing package where you will be led by an experienced and knowledgeable tour guide going to different sites explaining stories about the history, culture and heritage of Jinja and Uganda at large! Indeed you must grab this special package to own a story that you can share back home

Discover the vibrant history and scenic beauty of Jinja city on this engaging e-bike tour. Starting and ending at the Old Post Office, this tour takes you through key attractions such as the Jinja City Hall, Jinja Port, and the iconic Source of the Nile. Pedal across the Jinja Railway Bridge and the New Nile Bridge, and delve into the past at the Railway Museum. This combination of sightseeing and history offers an eco-friendly way to explore Jinja's rich culture and landscapes. - Electric bike tour through Jinja city with unique sights - Visit significant landmarks including the Source of the Nile - Enjoy a mix of history and sightseeing at captivating locations - Tour begins and ends at the Old Post Office, ideal for all travelers

This day tour of Jinja & source of the Nile Experience is an Adventure from Uganda’s capital Kampala or Entebbe international airport to Jinja the adventure Capital City of Uganda for a perfect way to experience adventurous activities with our first stop at the Cultural Ssezibwa falls, Mabira forest for a forest nature walk. Later embark on a boat ride to the exact spot where the River Nile separates from Lake Victoria on its journey to the Mediterranean Sea.

Get an in-depth introduction to Kampala during this small-group, half-day walking tour. Understand the region’s history and Uganda’s geopolitical landscape. Explore the city’s landmarks in a group capped at 10 people. Highlights include a shopping trip to Bagala Craft, panoramic city views from Namirembe Kathedrale, and a brief history lesson at the Independence Monument.

A trip to Uganda wouldn’t be complete without having your very own custom-designed fashion pieces made just for you! It’s the perfect memento to remind you of your time in Uganda. Our incredible fashion designers are talented youth who have been trained through Yimba Uganda’s youth empowerment program. They are skilled in a wide range of international styles and can bring any design you envision to life! From African kitenges, linen to tailored suits - we've got you covered! The vibrant, authentic African fabrics available in Uganda are truly one-of-a-kind—bright, bold, and bursting with color, just like Uganda’s rich culture! And the best part? 100% of our profits go directly into supporting Yimba Uganda’s economic empowerment initiatives, helping to create more opportunities for youth from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Embark on an exhilarating day trip from Kampala to the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, the only place in Uganda where southern white rhinos roam free. After a scenic drive through the historic Luwero Triangle, you'll experience a thrilling trekking safari led by expert rangers, getting up close to these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat. Following an immersive trek, enjoy a delicious lunch at the sanctuary and embark on a guided nature walk to discover a variety of wildlife, including monkeys and numerous bird species. Complete your adventure with a comfortable drive back to Kampala in the evening. - Scenic 3-4 hour drive from Kampala to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary - Guided trekking safari to observe southern white rhinos up close - Relaxing lunch at the sanctuary included - Spot diverse wildlife on a guided nature walk after lunch

Step into the vibrant heart of Kampala on a guided tour of Katanga, one of Uganda’s largest informal settlements. Often misrepresented, Katanga reveals a community rich in resilience, ingenuity, and untold stories. Led by a local guide, you’ll explore its history, growth, and role in Kampala’s urban life. Wander through lively alleys lined with chapati stalls, artisans repurposing materials, and bustling markets alive with colour & energy. Meet residents eager to share their perspectives and visit homes and youth projects that showcase education and innovation in the face of hardship. While the tour acknowledges the realities of overcrowding, sanitation challenges, and poverty, it equally celebrates the spirit of perseverance—the laughter of children, the rhythms of church music, and the pride woven into daily life. More than a tour, this is an exchange of cultures and perspectives. Proceeds support local initiatives, ensuring your visit leaves a lasting, positive impact.