Embark on a thrilling Jinja City Tour and discover the wonders of Uganda’s second largest city. Explore the breathtaking Mabira Forest, witness sugarcane plantations, and indulge in a free demonstration of a vast tea plantation. Uncover hidden gems, visit local markets, dine at cool restaurants, and take a boat cruise to the source of the Nile. Don’t miss this unforgettable adventure!
- Jinja - One day Jinja trip offers you a great opportunity to explore hidden gems of Jinja.
After meeting up we shall hit Jinja high way !
1 . Stop over to Lugazi!
Here we shall get the opportunity to observe Huge Sugarcane and Tea plantations but also other crops grown in the area and get some cool pictures it will take a round 10 minutes.
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Mabira forest .
It’s the biggest tropical rainforest in Uganda which covers around 306 square kilometers!
We got to enjoy a guided nature walk through the the forest for around 45 minutes where we observe different types of monkeys and tree species -
Sezibwa falls
These are beautiful water falls on river Nile very relaxing and rewarding
We shall take an hour doing a guided walking tour and pause for nice pictures. -
Jinja city and new bridge!
It’s the second largest city here we get the opportunity to explore the hidden gems of the Jinja while exploring local and craft markets and restaurant of your choice. -
The source of the Nile .
Since Nile river flows from lake Victoria we got to see both lake Victoria and river ! It’s one of the beautiful points in Jinja where most travelers come
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- Private transportation
- Entrance fees
- Water/soda when taking lunch
- Lunch
- Guiding fees
- Boat cruise
Mabira Forest is Uganda’s second-largest tropical rainforest, spanning approximately 306 square kilometers. A guided nature walk through this forest is incredibly rewarding, offering sightings of various monkey species and numerous types of trees.
Sezibwa Waterfalls will captivate you with its beauty and rich history. As a cultural site, it provides a great opportunity for those interested in learning about Uganda’s ancient religions.
Most of Uganda’s sugar production comes from Jinja, giving us a fantastic chance to see various sugarcane plantations.
Since Ugandans prefer tea over coffee, we’ll also have the opportunity to visit a tea farm and capture some amazing photos.
Next, we’ll head to Jinja city, Uganda’s second-largest city, which has much to offer. We’ll explore Jinja’s hidden gems, including local and craft markets, cool restaurants, and take a boat cruise to the source of the Nile, the most visited spot in Jinja. Here, we’ll witness the point where the Nile River flows from Lake Victoria.
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