2 Days Sipi Falls Tour

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Overview

Have a great time while taking this great Sipi falls adventure for 2 days. You will pass through the forests with their primates, bird species, tea and sugarcane plantations and much more. You will also have a stopover in Jinja for your lunch and visit the source of the Nile. The Nile River starts its journey to the Mediterranean Sea from Lake Victoria.

You will also take a coffee tour during this tour and a portion of cultural dance by the Sabiny people. The tour will only include road transport which is amazing with a stopover at Namawojolo for snacks like roasted chicken, platens (roasted Gonja) and many more.

Detailed itinerary

Day 1: Drive to Sipi with a visit to the source of River Nile

Leave Kampala early in the morning and hit Jinja highway to the magnificent Sipi falls and this will enable you to overcome the usual traffic on the Jinja - Mukono High way. The road trip is amazing as you have spot different eye-catching attractions like tea plantations, forests like Mabira, sugar cane plantations among others.

Arrive in Jinja and embark on a boat cruise which will take you to discover the source of R. Nile. You will make a record of witnessing the point where the longest river starts its journey to the Mediterranean Sea. Proceed after lunch to Sipi falls in Kapchorwa. Have a rewarding time in the evening while enjoying marvelous views of the falls at the booked accommodation.

Day 2: Sipi falls hike and transfers back to Kampala

Take a three hours hike to discover 3 different falls that make a full circuit and each walk rewards with a great memory. The experience will start with briefing by the local guide and then you will commence while passing through various coffee plantations, learn about the process of planting and harvesting and then proceed with a hike. Hike back down after having a good time and check out of the hotel room followed by transfer back to Kampala, to mark the climax of your 2 days Sipi falls tour.

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