Uganda · 31. Januar 2026

Just a short drive from the city, Entebbe offers the perfect mix of lakeside charm, lush gardens, and wildlife encounters. From strolling through the botanical gardens and spotting giraffes at the wildlife centre, to relaxing by the lake at the Beach Club or Jahazi Pier and enjoying delicious local and Italian cuisine, this guide shows you how to make the most of a day in Entebbe.

Uganda · 30. Januar 2026

If you’re based in Kampala and craving fresh air, greenery, and a little adventure without committing to a full weekend away, Griffin Falls is a perfect day trip. Tucked into lush nature just a few hours from the city, it’s an ideal escape for internationals, locals, and mixed groups looking to unwind—or bond.

Uganda · 28. Januar 2026

Did you know that Uganda has exactly one bike park—and that it’s only about 50 kilometers outside Kampala? What sounds like a short trip on paper quickly turns into a small adventure, and honestly, that’s part of the magic. There are two main ways to get there. One option includes a ferry crossing; the other is an “roads only” route. We chose the second—and spent nearly two hours navigating mostly unpaved dirt roads. It’s bumpy, dusty, and occasionally tests your patience, but it...

Uganda · 26. Januar 2026

In Uganda, traditional knowledge about herbs, natural medicine, and living in harmony with the laws of nature is passed down from generation to generation. Unexplainable events are often interpreted as the influence of spirits. Dreams are taken very seriously, and there are elaborate rituals to have them interpreted. People in Uganda are deeply religious: there are Christians, Muslims, and various nature-based religions. These religions, similar to Hinduism, are oriented toward a multitude of...

Uganda · 11. Januar 2026

If you’re looking for an easy escape from Kampala that blends nature, adventure, and great food, a day trip to Shoebill Resort is a wonderful choice. The journey itself already feels like a mini holiday—and the island experience makes it unforgettable.

Uganda · 05. Januar 2026

Kampala is a city of hills, traffic jams, hidden cafés, and vibrant everyday life. At first glance, it can feel chaotic — but once you get to know its neighborhoods, Kampala reveals a surprisingly diverse range of lifestyles. From leafy diplomatic enclaves to lively nightlife hubs and affordable local districts, where you live (or stay) in Kampala will shape your entire experience. This guide walks you through some of Kampala’s key neighborhoods, considering price range, activities, target...

Uganda · 09. August 2025

On the way to work, stuck in traffic, radio on...and suddenly you’re in the middle of a moral-relationship-dilemma-discussion. Then Samuel Medas’ Afrobeats get the whole car grooving - only to realize it’s actually a church service announcement. Oh, and street vendors? Turns out they’re the ultimate traffic jam weather forecast. Disclaimer: Don’t take this article too seriously - it’s all in good fun!

Uganda · 04. August 2025

Just arrived in Kampala and already hooked on endless mugs of spicy African milk tea ☕️? Join me as I navigate the city’s quirky cash hacks, tackle WhatsApp shopping surprises, savor street food bargains like a local, and even conquer driving without Google Maps 🚗. From first birthday parties to fresh fruit deliveries at the office — here’s a taste of my chaotic, colorful new life in Uganda!

Uganda · 31. Juli 2025

Friday Craft Market at Kampala Central Mosque 🛍️ Every Friday, the streets opposite Kampala’s majestic Gaddafi Mosque transform into a colorful open-air bazaar bursting with local creativity. From early morning until dusk, artisans bring their wares to life under the sun—offering everything from handcrafted jewelry to vivid fabrics and carved sculptures. 🕘 What to Expect & When to Go Start early, around sunrise, to wander through quiet alleys before the crowd sets in. The market...

Uganda · 27. Juli 2025

Allergic to Caffeine, but addicted to Milky Warmth. Thats my story. Literally any order started with: "Do you have decaf?" in the past. Now enter: Uganda. Here, I struck the milky jackpot. Or rather: African Tea. It’s a creamy blend of cinnamon, cardamom, ginger, and clove. And the best part? Zero caffeine, and yet this fluffy taste. Just pure comfort in a cup. And even better? It’s literally everywhere - for around 1.50 Euro per cup - along roadside stalls, in cafés, grandma’s kitchen...