Uganda: soggiorni in alloggi con kayak

Our stay on Bulago island at Tom's house was just great. From the house, beautifully situated above the water on the far west tip of the island, you have an amazing view over the lake, which gets even better with every step you climb up behind the house up to the hill, which is the highest point of the island. The house is fully equipped with all you need and Tom is an awesome host! We'll soon be back.

Our second time staying in these cabins and we plan to come back again and again!

Wow! I have been to air bnbs all over the world from Californ-ee-ay to the Indian Ocean coast of Australia - and my reviews tell you there have been some stunning places but this takes the prize. The location overlooking the Nile and the beautiful peaceful gardens are what hit you first. We were passing through with limited time - but we packed in one highlight after another. Swimming in the inlet and swim- shooting a miniature rapid. Crossing the river on a motor canoe and a drink while we suss out the adrenalin activities. Chatting with the boat guy and the adrenalin man (Peter) If you love intelligent chat and banter - these are your guys. if you don't know Uganda, these are the friendliest most chilled people you will find anywhere. Children from muzungu-land would have the time of their lives. I am coming back d.v. with a gang. Klint, Vicky, daughter Olivia and manager Lisa are all lovely. This has been a peak experience and a wonderful introduction to Uganda.

We had a great time at the lodge. The team was very friendly and the location is amazing. We would definitely come back. There is also a very small shop in the village 5 minutes away by foot, where you can get some groceries, which was nice and run by very friendly people. We enjoyed the quiet and peaceful area, sitting on the terrace and the beautiful river nile.

Couldn't have asked for a more peaceful and cozy cabin retreat in Jinja. Comes with a well-equipped kitchen, beautifully maintained garden, camp fire site, and just a short walk to the Nile. Klint, his family, and the caretakers (including the wonderful dogs) were friendly and responsive hosts.