Apply for your Ugandan tourist visa about 10 days before travel to ensure a smooth process. The cost is $50 for a single entry tourist visa. Contact Stef if you need help. Please note that you can no longer get a visa on arrival in Entebbe. You MUST apply and have it approved to board your flight to Uganda. Only go though this official website: https://visas.immigration.go.ug/

Guests from abroad arrive in Entebbe, Uganda. It is possible to arrive before this date or after this date, but please note that everyone will leave the Entebbe/Kampala area early on Friday, September 6 to drive to Fort Portal for the wedding, so plan to arrive AT LEAST by Thursday, September 5 to attend the wedding.

Pre-wedding activities/hanging out in Kampala begin! Stay tuned for exactly what we will have planned to do around Kampala this week.

We hit the road early in the morning to head out to Fort Portal, the wedding location. Expect a 6-hour trip and a lot of pot holes, but also a lot of beautiful scenery too!

Wedding day at Kyaninga Lodge, Fort Portal!

Those who want to go on a post-wedding trip will first relax around Fort Portal and explore some of the area's several crater lakes. Those staying at Kyaninga Lodge and Nsaho Resort will check out and spend the night of Sept 8 in a hotel in Fort Portal town. Those who want to return to Kampala can do so (we will help arrange your separate transportation back if needed).

The trip-goers will embark on safari. We will visit Murchison Falls National Park for 2 nights, arriving Sept 9 and leaving Sept 11.

From Murchison, we will stop for the night of Sept 11 at Amuka Lodge in Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. We will "track" the rhinos on foot in the early evening and view them from a safe distance in a huge sanctuary set up like their natural environment for their protection. Stef has done this 6 times and it's easily her favorite Uganda experience!

We will return to Entebbe (close to the airport) and stay overnight in a hotel, preparing to fly on Friday, September 13.