George Gilmore writes: My wife and I and our 12 year old grandson have just returned from a 3 week safari to Uganda. We hired a 4 door Toyota Rav from Alpha Rent A Car for 2 of these weeks and cannot praise them highly enough. The rate of $50 per day was very reasonable … Continue reading Alpha Rent-A-Car
Category: Car rental
August 2013 trip report
Geoff Wellard writes: Money With few exceptions, prices far higher than current edition, late 2009 accommodation +50%, food > double, transport, whether public or private too. MasterCard still very limited throughout country. Best still to change as much as possible at Forex bureaus in Kampala – can often up rate with a bit of encouragement, … Continue reading August 2013 trip report
Alpha Car Rental
Maraisa Viaggi writes: During the month May-June 2013 I made, with my husband, a trip to Uganda, in complete autonomy, renting a 4×4 at an agency Uganda. I would therefore strongly advise and report, the” ALPHA RENT CAR” good rental agency in Uganda, based in Kampala, managed with professionalism and reliability by Mr. Douglas Katumba, … Continue reading Alpha Car Rental
Piet & Evelien’s trip report
Piet & Evelien write: We have been traveling for 3 weeks in Uganda, and hired a car with campingequipment from the company: Roadtripuganda, a Toyota RAV $60/day. and with good service. Address: Grace Musoke Road, Bukoto, Kampala I PO Box 1881 Kampala I http://www.roadtripuganda.com I Tel RTU: +256 773363012 I Okke: +256788925800 I Laura: +256788925799 some … Continue reading Piet & Evelien’s trip report
Car Rental with camping gear from Road Trip Uganda
Laura van Dijk od Road Trip Uganda writes: “Kindly let me take this opportunity to inform you about Road Trip Uganda: the most adventurous, fun and affordable way to explore Uganda. We are the only company in Uganda offering self-drive car and camp rental, between 50 USD – 65 USD / day. For this you … Continue reading Car Rental with camping gear from Road Trip Uganda
Frank & Astrid’s updates
Camping equipment (p98) ‘Campinggaz’ (canisters + burner) is for sale in the Nakumatt supermarket in Kampala. We have not seen gas canisters for sale anywhere else. As an alternative, cheap kerosene stoves are sold in almost every city for a few dollars only. We’ve tried one out, and it worked well, but do take care … Continue reading Frank & Astrid’s updates
Guy & Diana’a updates
My wife & I had a great three week tip to Uganda from October-November, much aided by your excellent Guide. In an effort to help you maintain its standards, here are our comments on our trip. The most pressing message we have for travellers and tourists is that travellers' cheques are of more hassle than … Continue reading Guy & Diana’a updates
Rwefuma Safaris, Kasese
I am running a tour company based in Kasese. A number of my clients have told me about your guide book and i have personally read it. However, there is a gap in the service industry which we need to fill, Rwefuma Safaris is based in Kasese Town but also offers services around the country, … Continue reading Rwefuma Safaris, Kasese
Safari feedback
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 … Continue reading Safari feedback
Brian & Celia’s updates
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 … Continue reading Brian & Celia’s updates