White Water Rafting.

Be soaked. Scare yourself. Have a great deal of fun. One of the top white water rafting locations in Africa is the Nile river’s rapids as it rushes north from Lake Victoria. This cannot be altered, not even by the development of hydroelectric dams.

White-water In Jinja, a little settlement where the Nile River flows upland and borders Lake Victoria, rafting is possible.

It is frequently added to a south-western circuit at the beginning or conclusion, or to break up the transition from a safari in the south-west to a subsequent adventure north toward Mount Elgon and the Kidepo Valley.

Kayaking and Canoeing.

It’s not necessary to raft down the Nile at Jinja to enjoy its turbulent waters; instead, experienced kayakers might choose to explore the calmer sections of the river by canoe.

Another excellent location for kayaking and canoeing is the lakes Mutanda and Bunyonyi.

After a gorilla walk in the nearby Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, people frequently visit the lakes for some R&R. This location is a place of nearly unfathomable beauty.

Mountain and Quad Biking.

There isn’t much better than hopping on your mountain bike as the sun is just beginning to set and setting off with your guide to explore the savannah on two wheels after spending a few hours cooped up in a moving vehicle.

In the areas surrounding Lake Mburo National Park, mountain riding is an excellent method to get close to plains wildlife like zebra and antelope without disturbing them. You also get hungry in preparation for dinner!

Jinja isn’t only about the water; as part of your pre- or post-safari activities, you may go on half-day quad bike trips to explore the riverfront.

Bungee Jumping and Hot Air Ballooning.

Thrill-seekers can also jump from a height in Jinja, a lakeside town, knowing that the bungee elastic will pull them back to safety. Although not appropriate for everyone, this is undoubtedly exciting.

Hot air balloon rides are currently offered from the Paraa section of Murchison Falls National Park, a relatively recent activity in Uganda.

Take off early in the morning to soar over the savannah as Lake Albert and the Nile’s sparkling waters are visible below. All right?

Horse Riding.

Even while Lake Mburo National Park only has one lone lion, it does have a superb stable and lovely horses stationed at Mihingo Lodge.

The only spot in Uganda where you may ride horses offers a beautiful way to explore the nearby meadows and trees. A horseback safari is a singular adventure. Because the wildlife is less frightened, you can typically get closer to the creatures than if you were on foot or in a car.