Uganda · 14. Juni 2026

From hidden playgrounds and family-friendly cafés to swimming pools, creative workshops, green parks, and even child-friendly medical care, Kampala offers far more for families than most visitors expect. Whether you're a resident parent, an expat family, or exploring Uganda with children, this guide brings together the places that make life with kids easier, more fun, and a lot more adventurous. Discover where to play, eat, create, splash, and relax with little ones in Uganda's vibrant capital.

Uganda · 09. Juni 2026

On the northeastern edge of Uganda, 1700m above sea level, where the land begins to rise toward the volcanic mass of Mount Elgon, water does not simply flow—it falls, folds, and fractures into a landscape that feels almost sculpted by intention. This is the world of Sipi Falls, a trio of waterfalls that spill dramatically over ancient cliffs at the edge of the Elgon escarpment. But Sipi is not just a destination. It is a place that unfolds slowly, like mist lifting from the valley at dawn....

Uganda · 06. Juni 2026

Forest Park Resort Buloba is located just outside Kampala along Mityana Road in Buloba, and it offers one of the most accessible nature-and-adventure escapes near the city. It combines open green spaces, leisure activities, and a relaxed social atmosphere, making it a popular destination for both short day trips and longer stays. The resort is known for its wide, green compound that immediately feels different from the busy city. With trees, gardens, and open air all around, it creates a calm...

Uganda · 26. Mai 2026

The children are the first to sit down. They watch us silently from the shade of the round huts, arranged in a wide formation as if someone had drawn them gently into the landscape with a steady hand. Behind them, the heat of Karamoja shimmers above the dry earth. A goat moves through the dust, somewhere metal strikes wood, and above everything lies that wind of northeastern Uganda—dry, yet somehow still carrying the scent of life. Then the circle begins to close.

Uganda · 22. Mai 2026

One of the best things about living in or visiting Kampala is that incredible adventures are never far away. Within one or two hours of the city, you can find waterfalls, forests, wildlife sanctuaries, lakeside beaches, bike parks, skate culture, farm stays, and hidden eco-lodges. Whether you want a relaxed weekend escape or an active outdoor adventure, Kampala is the perfect starting point. Here are some of the best day trips and short getaways around Kampala — each offering something...

Uganda · 21. Mai 2026

Only about 20 kilometers from central Kampala and roughly 30 minutes from Entebbe Airport, Kaazi Beach Resort Busabala feels like a completely different world. Hidden away along the shores of Lake Victoria in Busabala, the resort offers one of the most peaceful lakeside escapes near the city. The drive itself already feels calming as the busy streets slowly disappear and the fresh breeze from the lake begins to replace the heat and traffic of Kampala. Arriving at Kaazi, the first thing most...

Uganda · 09. Mai 2026

If you’re looking for a creative escape in Kampala that feels equal parts playful, social, and hands-on, Beddazzled Crafts Club is exactly the kind of place you didn’t know you needed.

Uganda · 05. Mai 2026

Just a short drive from the city, Ssezibwa Falls offers more than a scenic waterfall. Think lush forest walks, spotless grounds, quiet picnic corners, and a sense of calm that makes you lose track of time. For 10,000 UGX, this is easily one of the most rewarding day escapes around Kampala.

Uganda · 02. Mai 2026

Perched quietly on one of Kampala’s green hills, the Baháʼí Temple Kampala feels like a world apart from the city’s noise. Just a short drive from the bustling center, this serene sanctuary on Kikaaya Hill offers something rare: space to breathe, reflect, and simply slow down.

Uganda · 28. April 2026

Tucked away in Kampala’s creative scene, Moonbean Chocolate offers something you won’t find in a typical café or shop. This is not just about buying chocolate—it’s about experiencing it.