Kampala Tours

Duration: 7 hours

Provided by Mulliki Joseph Enock

Overview

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Meeting point

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Overview of the tour in Kampala

Taking a tour around Kampala on any given afternoon would allow you to forgive yourself for thinking Kampala's nightlife is pretty quiet.

The laid-back nature of the people creates an illusion to make you believe that they all head to bed early, after a cup of street tea and Kikomando or a Rolex (fried eggs on a chapati) delicacy.

The reality couldn’t be more different.

Kampala’s nightlife bangs every night of the week - Sunday to Sunday. A young, fun, and friendly crowd keep the wheels turning until sunrise, and the list of bars and clubs is endless, with something for everyone.

The nightlife here has made Kampala somewhat notorious as the party city of the region; something the Kenyans, Tanzanians, and Rwandans you’ll meet in town will certainly testify to, it is not surprising that events like the Nyege Nyege festival have become international events owing to the fun-filled nature of Ugandans.

If you’re ready to get your taste, here’s a look at seven spots we could check out during your visit to the city.

Centenary Park | Acacia Avenue | Ntinda | Kabalagala | The Industrial Area | Salsa nights | Mutungo

This activity includes:

Kasubi Royal Tombs
Bubbles O'Learys
Club Amnesia
Guvnor
Max Lounge
Kampala Casino
Ndere Cultural Centre
Bamboo Nest
Cayenne Restaurant And Lounge
Red Chilli Hideaway
La Paroni's Choma Point
Club Silk
Kabaka's Palace
Paddy O'ganda's Irish Bar
Street Food Eating
Playing a Football Game with Locals
Playing Ancient Ugandan Games
Street Walks

Meeting point

Kampala

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On arrival

You will need to hire a vehicle to allow you to move around the city, the adventure will be in hopping from 1 club to another after a specific interval of time.
We could opt to visit some locations during the day as they are not accessible during the night, places like the Kabaka's (Kings) Palace and the Kasubi Tombs (Burial Place for all Kabaka's of Buganda).
Visiting the prime street food venues will be an exciting adventure for the night but it's important to keep ourselves close so we don't get lost in the adventurous mish-mash of the streets.