Archive for the ‘Masindi’ Category

We’ve  just spent several fascinating weeks travelling round Uganda (mainly by public transport) & have enjoyed the experience & using the guide. Below are a few thoughts/comments/recommendations: edition. 1. Re minibus-taxis, I’d say that the law of 3 passengers per row is strictly enforced in Kampala but did not find that to be the case [...]

Masindi to Fort Portal

Posted: January 3, 2011 in Fort Portal, Masindi

The road from Masindi via Hoima to Fort Portal is in a poor condition though they are working on some parts of it. The road from Masindi to MF along the lake is fair and in parts being restored. Only about 10km before Bulisa (coming from Masindi) is rather bad. Asia & Melle

The discount of having my two daughters staying with me was very significant if I stayed at Paraa Lodge (205 USD/night for all three of us – including three meals/day), so that we did. We paid Paraa’s Kampala agent (Marasa Central Reservations) directly and we had Whitecrest to organise a car and a driver. I [...]

Drive from Fort Portal to Masindi, 45 min to turning at Kyenjojo, 3 hours to Hoima then another hour to Masindi. Road in moderate state, very bumpy but managed average of 45 kph. Recently graded, narrow in parts. Lunch at Call In Pub/Restaurant at Hoima, shaded veranda with breeze. Instant 6000Ush buffet. Good value. Stayed [...]

Uganda by bike 2008/2009 I’ve just received this wonderfully detailed and useful trip report from Rolf Rabe: The Trip: Entebbe – Kampala – Luwero – Mygiera – Masindi – Murchison Falls N.P. – Butiaba – Hoima – Mabaale – Kagadi – Kyenjojo – Fort Portal – Kibale Forest / CVK Resort – Lake Kifuruku – [...]

Masindi Hotel email

Posted: April 4, 2009 in Masindi, Uncategorized

The email address reservations@masindihotel.com is currently not consistent and we have had trouble receiving emails, despite the fact that we can send emails. This is therefore to request you to send us emails through the address: masindihotel@gmail.com

Collected over Jan 09, more or less in order of Travel. Windsor Lake Victoria. Disappointed this time . New Owners and management lacking. Still OK but at this kind of money you could do better. Banda Inns- Kampala. Did not stay there but they look very clean and well run. www.bandainns.com. Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. Always [...]

Brian & Celia Lea recently returned from a 16 day visit to Uganda (late July-early August 08) and forwarded me the following info: Page75 : June ‘08 Visas cost £25 each. We had to wait 3 days before it was ready to collect from the High Commission in London. We received polite and courteous service from [...]

Bradt Uganda guide: additions/updates from Ineke van Kessel Minibus taxi’s: we found that adherence to the rules for the maximum number of passengers is limited to Kampala-Entebbe-Jinja. Everywhere else where we travelled it was common to squeeze 4-5 bums in a row, sometimes with some passengers floating above the seated ones. Mobile phone: a sim-card [...]