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Top 8 Bodies of Water in Uganda, Uganda
Coordinates: 1°N 32°E / 1°N 32°E / 1; 32
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1. StarMount Safaris
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
StarMount Safaris is a Tour and Travel company based in Kampala, Uganda with partners across Eastern and Southern Africa. We specialise in mid-range to-luxury Safaris tours, Adventure tours and Holiday tours. We assist travellers in planning the most convenient and cost-effective ways of touring Eastern and Southern Africa. We do that by helping them identify destinations, especially travellers looking for new and exciting places to explore.
2. Lake Albert
3. Lake Victoria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By 732petero - Canterbury, United Kingdom
It was a hot day with the sun beating down. So after a lovely trip around the botanical gardens we headed to Lake Victoria for a swim. The water was warm and clear. Just what's neeeded on a hot day
4. Lake Nkuruba
5. Lake Mutanda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
The volcanic mountains that ring this deep green lake are home to rare mountain gorillas.
Reviewed By davidnartan - Sint-Truiden, Belgium
Having seen the lake from far off while birdwatching in nearby Mgahinga N.P I was interested in the place as a birding spot. Unfortunately I could only manage a short drive by visit , a bit late in the day for the best birdwatching. However, the moment I stepped out of the car at the waterside eco-resort two Otters popped their heads out of the water right in front of the terrace/pier. An African Marsh Harrier flew over and various Kingfishers and reed/papyrus inhabiting warblers and weaver birds abounded. Lovely spot and probably worth staying the night to catch the late evening/early morning activity, perhaps a boat ride would be fun too. Would love to visit again.
6. Victoria Nile
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Stretching for 4,187 miles, the longest river in the world flows from its major source, Lake Victoria in east central Africa, through Uganda, Sudan, Ethiopia and northwards into Egypt to the Mediterranean Sea.
7. Victoria Nile
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By TreggyGodwin
The mighty Lake Victoria was thought for a long time to be the source of the Nile. It is in a sense. Waters from the large lake leave by the Victoria Nile to head north to join the Albert Nile in northern Uganda. When the water leaves the massive Lake Victoria, it does so in a spectacular fashion. The water pours out of the lake at the Ripon Falls, also known as Owen Falls Dam, in Uganda. It then goes by the Victoria Nile to Lake Kyoga before joining the Albert Nile. The lake itself is shared by three countries: Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. The headwaters for the streams that feed the lake, however, originate from the mountains of Rwanda and Burundi. its a spectacular breathtaking view.
8. Kazinga Channel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 642 reviews
Reviewed By ernieLoomisCa
We had a small private boat arranged by our driver/guide for $32 p/p.(note this is the same price as other tours) Departed directly from our accommodation. The guide, Martin was a former park ranger with UWA. The company name was Kazinga Channel Beach, Beach Communtty Tourism project. I’m sure the lodge can hook you up if you decide to go with him. This two hour tour was full of excellent information by our well informed guide. Loved the ability to get close to the elephants and buffalo at bathing time, tons of hippos and assorted bird life. While we could give QENP a miss, the 2 hour boat ride was well worth it and the best reason to visit this park
