Things You'll Need:
- Passport
- Visa
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Step 1
Camp out in a national park for good, cheap accommodations. Some have cabins or huts you can sleep in, while others will just offer you a place to pitch your own tent. Either way, you'll probably only pay about $5 a night.
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Step 2
Snuggle with your sweetie at a bed and breakfast. Unlike in other countries, bed and breakfast inns in Uganda are quite inexpensive. These cheap accommodations will still have the cozy, romantic atmosphere of bed and breakfasts everywhere without the high price tag. These are a great place to stay if you are traveling with your significant other.
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Step 3
Stay away from international and chain hotels, as these are expensive. A better option is a traveler's hotel, which will offer pared-down accommodations at a relatively low price. Expect to have to share a bathroom with other guests.
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Step 1
Use public transportation. Uganda has a good bus system in the major cities, and private bus companies make periodic runs between towns.
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Step 2
Catch a lift on a boda-boda. These mopeds and bicycles with passenger cushions on the back are a unique means of local transportation. They also make for a quick and fun way to travel within cities and towns.
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Step 1
Go to the park. With seven national parks, Uganda does not lack for spectacular scenery. Whether you are going on safari, gorilla tracking, or just for an amazing hike to remember, there is plenty of space to do it in Uganda's national parks.
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Step 2
See the source. The legendary source of the Nile River is located in Uganda. Generations of explorers tried unsuccessfully to find this famed source for centuries, often becoming lost forever in the jungle. You, however, can visit the source safely and see a piece of history in the process.
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Step 3
To book accommodations in Uganda, call Visit Uganda at 256 (41) 342196 or visit the link below.
