We drove back south to Kampala. An easier journey second time around as the roads were drier and we had done it before. We stopped and picked up some chapatis from a local street food vendor and ate them with the left over curry. We arrived early at the Kampala Red Chilli camp to find that they had lost our lodge booking. With the consolation of a complimentary beer from the management we set up our tents for the night and headed out for pizza (strongest tasting ...

Kisoro and Volcanoes National Park - Gorillas We drove to Kisoro, to see the mighty Mountain Gorillas! The first time we saw them was in Uganda, the trek was only 20 minutes but we had been warned we could have to walk for hours! It was amazing to see these powerful animals, and they were quite scary sometimes, especially the noises they made, which I think sounded like dinosours in Jurassic park! After this trek we still had over half the day left so we decid...

The Drive from Kampala to Lake Bunuyoni was absolutely stunning! We stopped at the equator and picked up some breakfast - tea and muffins, as well as took a few photos. For lunch we stopped at a local town and popped into a bakery to buy some pizza. During these five minutes our car got clamped by what seems to have been the only clamp in town.When we stepped out of the car the local;s must have thought: "Muzungus (local name for white people) lets get some ...

Jinja campsite, source of the Nile We arrived at Entebbe airport after a suprisingly easy flight of less than eight hours and found our Kiwi guide Sas. She drove us through the mad capital city of Uganda, Kampala to the backpackers haven of Jinja. We relaxed for the rest of the day and sampled the local beer and Chipattis. On our first full day we went white water rafting. This was absolutely amazing and I believe we drank half the Nile in the process! Alth...