Accommodation in Uganda

Uganda is a destination ripe with adventure-from gorilla trekking in Bwindi Forest National Park; watching Golden Monkeys jump from branch to branch in the Mgahinga Gorilla National Park; to viewing stunning cascades at Sipi Falls or Murchinson Falls. 

Lake Victoria is the biggest lake in Africa, spanning three different nations: Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda. But it’s also the second-biggest freshwater lake and the largest tropical lake in the world. Due to its size and the territory it occupies, this enormous lake is home to a wide range of unique geographical features and cultures. This region is one of the most dynamic on the planet, with caves to sanctuaries, broad plains to jungles, bustling settlements to ancient ruins. Africa’s Lake Victoria has something to offer everyone. It’s unbelievable that this magnificent place isn’t overrun with tourists, given how much there is to do and see there.  In fact, the amount of tourism in this area of outstanding natural attractions is surprisingly low. Here are some of the best places to visit around Lake Victoria

Kampala is Uganda's national and commercial capital bordering Lake Victoria, Africa's largest lake. Hills covered with red-tile villas and trees surround an urban centre of contemporary skyscrapers. Bustling Kampala makes a good introduction to Uganda. It’s a dynamic and engaging city, with few of the hassles of other East African capitals and several worthy attractions to keep you occupied for a couple of days. As the heartland of the Buganda kingdom, Kampala has a rich and colourful history, visible in several fascinating palaces and compounds from where the nation was run until the arrival of colonialism.