10 Things Uganda Is Famous For

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A perfect spot for rafting in Uganda offers a memorable experience for brave rafters. Measures are taking to ensure a fun, safe and lifetime rafting experience. Perhaps, what comes out more than usual is the level 5 rafting on the White Nile, which is only recommended for those people who really like strong emotions and have a certain physical preparation. Also another place not very visited and we really want to see, the Mabamba swamp. The reason to visit this swamp is to see the bird known as picozapato, an animal with a curious prehistoric appearance that is somewhat difficult to see. From Lake Mburo we will go to Entebbe, but instead of stopping there, we will continue to Jinja to perform a brutal activity with which to dismiss the trip. There we will do a level 5 rafting on the White Nile. To put you in context, the levels in which a rafting is classified, and the rapids thereof, range from 1 to 5 (there is a level 6 that is considered non-navigable or extremely difficult). We had already tried a level 4 rafting on the Pacuare River in Costa Rica. Well, we have raised the bar to make one of the most extreme raftings that can be done. Without a doubt, this activity will be the perfect icing on a 15-day route through Uganda. The night before rafting we will sleep at the Kingfisher Safaris Resort Hotel, in Jinja. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!