You are planning to come to Uganda, or perhaps you have already booked your trip! The trip is set, the tickets are arranged, and the preparations can begin. Before you actually board the plane, however, you still need to arrange a Uganda visa. In this guide, we provide as much information as possible to help you on your way to applying for this visa.
Many travellers often wonder what the food in Uganda will be like. You might be surprised by how much variety there is. You can try delicious local dishes, enjoy fresh tropical fruits, or choose familiar meals if that is what you prefer. In cities, safari lodges, and tourist areas, you will find plenty of options that cater to international tastes. Whether you love trying new foods or prefer to stick to what you know, you will always find something tasty to enjoy during your safari in Uganda.
To get straight to the point: there is malaria in Uganda. You need to be well prepared for it, but it is nothing to worry about. What exactly is malaria? How can you prevent getting it? In this blog, we tell you everything you need to know about malaria in Uganda, so you can travel with peace of mind.
Neary every traveler struggles with tipping. How much should you give? When should you give it? And to who should you tip? It can feel a little uncomfortable. You want to show appreciation, but you don’t want to get it wrong or offend anyone. In this guide, we give you more background on the tipping culture in Uganda. We walk you through some guidelines and share do’s and don’ts. So that you can travel more relaxed.
You can come for a tour of Uganda at any time of the year. The country is always beautiful and travelling around is easy in every season. The climate is pleasant. However, there are some differences throughout the year. Therefore, the best time to visit Uganda for you depends on a number of factors. Let us make it simple.
Uganda is perfectly safe. If you ask a hundred tourists, “Did you feel unsafe at any time in Uganda?” We know for sure that everyone will say a resounding ‘no’.
