Airport pick up from Entebbe international Airport takes about 11 minutes which is approximately 8.5 Kilometers drive and your driver will be waiting outside the airport terminal holding a sign with your name.

The Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Center is a fun and exciting place to see and learn about the animals of Uganda and Ecosystems in which they live. Take sometime to learn how they live, eat, play and walk.

Cycle the shores of Africa’s largest lake on this three hour guided ride is an optional activity. Starting with a boat trip across the lake, you will pedal through fishing villages and lakeside tracks with sweeping views across Lake Victoria. Expect a mix of open landscapes, lively local scenes and a stop to taste Uganda’s much loved Rolex snack. It is a relaxed ride with plenty of photo moments, the perfect blend of activity, scenery and culture in just a few hours.

A road transfer from Entebbe to Jinja covers a distance of about 135 to 141 kilometers and takes roughly 2.5 to 5 hours, depending heavily on traffic through the Kampala metropolitan area.

Situated on the banks of the Victoria Nile, just downstream of its source, overlooking the longest river in the world, the Nile Porch River Lodge offers a unique experience in comfortably appointed cabin accommodation.

White water rafting with Nalubale , number one on trip advisor and the best full day activity for the adventure seekers ! Once in a life time experience.

Sipi Falls is one of Uganda’s most spectacular and most under visited destinations — a series of three magnificent waterfalls cascading down the escarpment of Mount Elgon in the far east of the country, surrounded by coffee gardens, highland farmland, and views across the Karamoja plains that stretch to the horizon in a way that stops you mid-step and makes you reach for your camera.

Home of Friends Guesthouse is a warm and welcoming base for active and curious travelers exploring Mount Elgon. After a day of adventure, relax on the quiet veranda, enjoy a nourishing meal made with local ingredients, or simply unwind in a hammock. It’s a place where adventure, rest, and genuine local connections naturally come together.

Start two-day Mosopisiek Trail through remote mountain villages, forests and farmland. Overnight with a local host family (David).

This hike combines scenic views with off-beaten trails as you journey through the greener-than-green flanks of Mount Elgon. It’s a rewarding experience for families seeking deeper connections with both the splendid nature and the Benet community, also known as the Mosopisiek or Ndorobos.

Staying in David’s home is an important part of the Mosopisiek Trail, not simply an overnight stop. It offers a genuine opportunity to share meals, stories and everyday life with a local Mosopisiek family, while directly supporting the community and making the experience more personal and meaningful.

On this day after completing the Mosopisiek Trail with breathtaking views and immersive Community encounters, return to Home of Friends as a natural moment to rest, shower and enjoy a good meal after the trail.

Guided run is where guests join an upcoming native runner and experience Kapchorwa's running culture, red-dirt trails and Land of Champions story.

Cooking with the Mamas is a hands-on cultural experience where visitors prepare and enjoy traditional Ugandan food together with local women in Kapchorwa. It promotes cultural exchange, supports local women through income opportunities, and allows visitors to learn about local traditions in an authentic and meaningful way.

A road transfer to Pian Upe from Kapchorwa takes about 2 to 3 hours depending on the speed, and the distance is approximately 90 to 100 Kilometers.

An evening game drive in Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve offers a serene opportunity to see grazing wildlife against a scenic sunset across Uganda's second-largest protected area, and you will be able to spot the giraffes, Elands, buffalos, zebras, Uganda Kobs, and rare species like cheetahs and Roan antelopes.

This is a truly pure experience of the indigenous hunters-gatherers community of Northeastern Uganda. The Tepeth-tribe live on the slopes of Karamoja’s highest volcanic mountain range bordering Kenya.

Learn how to prepare traditional meals, how to sing and dance to traditional folklore, how to make traditional Karimojong beads accessories, experience the ancient traditions of foreseers, listen to the stories of elders and play traditional Karimojong games.

Hiking St Lawrence Falls on Mount Moroto is undoubtedly the most fun experience when visiting Moroto. The hike to the spring pool on the mountain with an epic view over the plains and ability to refresh with a dip in the pool.

The two Karamoja cultural experiences are conducted in one day, as one experience is done in the Afternoon hours after lunch from Kara-Tunga Safari camp, and Nomadic cattle camp visit and experience is optional as it is done in late afternoon or evening hours when the shepherds drive back the Livestock from the grazing field. But still this depends on the client's interest.

Experience true Karimojong culture and traditions by immersing yourself to the beating heart of the community and participate in daily life activities. From preparing local foods to celebrations with traditional folklore and warrior games, this will be an unforgettable journey.

Village Walk

Learn about life in the traditional homestead with a passionate and experienced indigenous guide on an easy walk through the homesteads.

Homestay in a Traditional Village

Spent more time with the community by spending a night sleeping in a traditional hut. Exchange experiences and life stories around the campfire and share a meal with the host family.

A Night in the Kraal (Homestay with the Nomadic Cattle Keepers)

Experience well known Karimojong pastoral life by sleeping a night with former warriors and nowadays passionate cattle herders in the Kraal. Help bringing the cows to the kraal, milking the cow, herding, learn how to identify local greens, experience traditions as spearing a cow for blood to drink and eat roasted and get your own Karimojong name.

Experience well-known Karimojong pastoral life by sleeping a night with former Karimojong Warrior Nomads and nowadays passionate cattle herders in the Kraal. Help bring the cows to the kraal, milking the cow, herding, learn how to identify local greens, experience traditions such as spearing a cow for blood to drink and eat roasted and get your own Karimojong name.

After checking out from Kara-Tunga Safari camp and morning breakfast, set your journey to Timu Eco camp and along the way after 5 Kilometres from the camp, pass-by the cattle auction market for an experience and this depends on market days which are conducted every Monday and Saturday in Moroto.

You can’t beat the diversity of people, the colourful fabrics, the variety of produce and of course the famous trading of animals. The Karamoja Cattle Auction and Market Day are of major importance for the people of Karamoja and a unique opportunity to interact with different tribes, taste local foods, drink local beer and sniff the tobacco. It’s the best place in Karamoja to shop for a unique souvenir.

The Karamoja Cattle Auction Days and Food Markets take place all of the Karamoja region and are fantastic to combine with your trip through Uganda’s Northeastern.

Following to oral history, the northern side of the Timu escarpment was the start of the final residence of the Ik community in Uganda from the hills of Kenya’s Turkana county.

The lush forest is located on the southern side and has served the community for many basic livelihood needs such as food, fuelwood, medicine, meat, honey and water.

The biodiversity in this forest and surroundings is unexplored and undocumented. The fast wilderness has the potential of becoming a heaven for off-the-beaten path nature seekers, cultural tourists, outdoor adventurists and bird watchers.

Timu Eco-Camp is located on the East African Rift escapement at an altitude of 2,000m. The location offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding landscape, amidst the indigenous ik community.

Explore Kidepo Valley National Park, where breathtaking landscapes meet rich biodiversity. Discover unique wildlife such as cheetahs and ostriches, while enjoying cultural experiences with the local Karamojong people. This remote location promises adventure and tranquility, along with exceptional birdwatching opportunities.

NAMONI invites you to a unique community lodge experience on the edge of Kidepo Valley National Park. Nestled on 36 acres within a community conservancy that borders the park, our ten safari cabins blend comfort with the stunning wild beauty of Karamoja. Awaken to breathtaking savanna views, wildlife just steps away, and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the Karamojong people. 

As part of a community-led conservation model, NAMONI supports local livelihoods while helping safeguard this extraordinary landscape. 

Bookings are now open for stays starting August, 2026. Come discover Kidepo like never before.

Guided nature walks in Kidepo Valley National Park offer an immersive on-foot experience through Uganda's remote northern wilderness, accompanied by armed Uganda Wildlife Authority rangers.

The evening Game drives always start in late afternoon that is around 3:00 or 4:00 Pm, and this is the great time to catch daytime wildlife like elephants, buffaloes, zebras and giraffes as they move toward the permanent water sources in the Narus valley to cool down as the temperatures begin to drop down.

NAMONI Lodge is a community-rooted lodge set on the edge of Kidepo Valley National Park in Uganda's Karamoja region. Set on 36 acres within a community conservancy bordering the park, the lodge offers 10 self-contained tented safari cabins, each with a private veranda and panoramic savanna views. At the heart of the property is the main lodge, featuring a restaurant, bar, and lounge areas overlooking the park. As part of its community conservation model, 10% of every guest night directly supports local conservation projects in the surrounding area.

Self-contained tented cabin with a private veranda, extra-long beds, and an en-suite bathroom with hot shower.

Guests at NAMONI Lodge can enjoy game drives, walking safaris, hiking, and cultural experiences around Kidepo Valley.

• Game Drive: Guided safari vehicle drives tracking wildlife across grasslands and seasonal riverbeds.

• Nature Walk: Guided walking safari led by experienced rangers, tracking wildlife and birdlife at ground level.

• Hiking: Half-day or full-day guided hikes into the mountains surrounding Kidepo Valley.

• Cultural Experience: Visits with the park-adjacent community to learn traditions, stories and dances.

A road transfer from Gulu City to Kidepo Valley National Park takes about 5 to 6 hours (covering roughly 250–300 km depending on the exact gate and road conditions) via Kitgum.

Driving from Kidepo Valley National Park to Murchison Falls National Park covers approximately 313–450 km and takes around 6–9 hours, depending on road conditions and your chosen entry gate.

Murchison Falls River Lodge is a family-run, mid-range safari lodge opened in 2011, set across 28 acres on the south bank of the River Nile, just outside Murchison Falls National Park. The eco-friendly, 100% solar-powered lodge offers views across the Nile toward the park, with hippos and elephants regularly visible from the restaurant. Accommodation ranges from camping tents to en-suite cottages and river cabins, all on a full-board basis. The lodge is rated Excellent (4.6) on Tripadvisor and holds a Travellers' Choice award, ranking #1 of 11 lodges in Murchison Falls National Park as of April 2025. It is well known for its family-friendly approach and long-serving local team.

Fully furnished glamping-style tents in a natural habitat area, with their own porch and outside seating. Bathroom facilities are a short walk away.

En-suite tents set among trees and bush within the lodge grounds, each with a private outside porch, hammock, and solar shower. A third bed or baby cot can be added on request.

En-suite cabins right on the river, ranging from an intimate elevated one-bedroom cabin raised on stilts for enhanced Nile views, to a spacious two-bedroom family cabin with a full-length private veranda, hammock, and river views. All cabins include a solar shower.

Open-plan en-suite cottages with two single beds downstairs and a mezzanine double bed upstairs, opening onto a veranda with a hammock and sofa overlooking the garden and its resident vervet monkeys.

Guests at Murchison Falls River Lodge can enjoy Nile wildlife viewing on-site and arrange safari excursions nearby.

En-suite tents set among trees and bush within the lodge grounds, each with a private outside porch, hammock, and solar shower. A third bed or baby cot can be added on request.

Fully furnished glamping-style tents in a natural habitat area, with their own porch and outside seating. Bathroom facilities are a short walk away.

En-suite cabins right on the river, ranging from an intimate elevated one-bedroom cabin raised on stilts for enhanced Nile views, to a spacious two-bedroom family cabin with a full-length private veranda, hammock, and river views. All cabins include a solar shower.

A boat safari in Murchison Falls National Park is a scenic cruise along the Victoria Nile where you can view large pods of hippos, massive Nile crocodiles, and diverse wildlife on the riverbanks.

Murchison Falls River Lodge is a family-run, mid-range safari lodge opened in 2011, set across 28 acres on the south bank of the River Nile, just outside Murchison Falls National Park. The eco-friendly, 100% solar-powered lodge offers views across the Nile toward the park, with hippos and elephants regularly visible from the restaurant. Accommodation ranges from camping tents to en-suite cottages and river cabins, all on a full-board basis. The lodge is rated Excellent (4.6) on Tripadvisor and holds a Travellers' Choice award, ranking #1 of 11 lodges in Murchison Falls National Park as of April 2025. It is well known for its family-friendly approach and long-serving local team.

Fully furnished glamping-style tents in a natural habitat area, with their own porch and outside seating. Bathroom facilities are a short walk away.

En-suite tents set among trees and bush within the lodge grounds, each with a private outside porch, hammock, and solar shower. A third bed or baby cot can be added on request.

En-suite cabins right on the river, ranging from an intimate elevated one-bedroom cabin raised on stilts for enhanced Nile views, to a spacious two-bedroom family cabin with a full-length private veranda, hammock, and river views. All cabins include a solar shower.

Open-plan en-suite cottages with two single beds downstairs and a mezzanine double bed upstairs, opening onto a veranda with a hammock and sofa overlooking the garden and its resident vervet monkeys.

Guests at Murchison Falls River Lodge can enjoy Nile wildlife viewing on-site and arrange safari excursions nearby.