1Day Jinja Tour Experience
Duration
Overview
Jinja is arguably Uganda’s heartbeat, a gem of unrivaled beauty, an asset to Uganda of humongous economic potential and a testimony to nature’s benevolence. Host to the World’s famous River Nile to anchoring Uganda’s major power dams, developing as a well-planned, scenic, and tranquil town. Jinja City is of regional importance and is growing rapidly due to having over 80 industries that employ over 13,000 people owing to the presence of 3 Hydropower dams that supply power for both domestic and commercial use.
Therefore this trip enables you to understand the major pillars of Uganda like Agriculture in Lugazi town where main cash crops like sugarcane and Tea are grown and processed, Industrialization in Jinja city, the thick vegetation of Mabira, and most importantly the source of the Nile River where L. Victoria meets River Nile. Such a full package at a very good affordable price really no one deserves to miss it. You must either grab it or book it for a friend
Included/Exclude
- Lunch will be provided with a soft drink like water or soda
- All Fees and Taxes
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Entrance fees
- Additional Services
- Insurance
- Food & Drinks
- Tickets
Tour Itinerary
The green landscape in Lugazi allows our clients to have a clear view of sugar and Tea plantations in the area. You are able to move out of the car and take some beautiful pictures
Mabira forest is Uganda’s largest tropical rain forest strategically located of the highway to Jinja. Therefore our clients are guaranteed an opportunity to stop here and have a natural breath with no noise pollution at all.
Arrival at the tourist City Jinja, we start by taking pictures and selfies at the new Source I’d the Nile Bridge and River Nile. Then later drive to KingFisher Resort where we take our boat ride to the source of the Nile River
Arrival at KingFisher Resort, and here we take a boat ride to the source of the Nile River. While in the boat expect to see a variety of bird species and reptiles, also you can see the “JohnSpeke” monument where he is said to have stood while discovering the source of this world’s longest River. Later the boat continues to the Mahat Magandi monument connecting to the other side of the river.
Related Tours
