Kabale Hostels - Reviews and Rates

After our fantastic day of gorilla watching we decided it was time to move on, so we headed to Lake Bunyoni, which we were told was a very relaxed, chilled out place on a huge lake, with the chance of exploring islands and canoeing.... cool!

We arrived at the camp around 2ish after a long ride on the bumpy dusty roads of SW Uganda and ins...

Je reviens dans cette ville. Je pars voir les gorilles le lendemain en louant un taxi. Depart 4H30 du matin. ces denniers jours j ai enfiles les bus a 6H donc je commence a fatiguer. Mais les jus de fruit frais du style jus d ananas et jus de passion me reguinquent.

L ouganda est parmis les plus pauvres du monde et pourtant cela ne se constate pas trop. Les infrastructure sont assez bonnes et fonctionnent (que cela fait du bien d avoir un distributeur autiomatique qui vous delivre de l argent apres avoir vecu 2 semaines sur vos reserves), tous les champs sont cultives, je dirai meme qu ils sculptent la mont...

After the DRC, I spent a night in Gisenyi on the border and did not much. The next day, I took no less than three separate matatu (minibus taxi) rides and a long boda boda ride through the most rural Rwandan and Ugandan areas, in order to reach Kabale, a large town in southwestern Uganda. This post will mostly detail some amusing things about ru...

From Queen Elizabeth National Park we arrived in Kabale, in Southern Uganda. We found the quaintest hostel yet, Edirisa, which we were to use as a base for the next week. Edirisa was founded by a Slovenian documentarist Miha, and is a guesthouse, fair trade store (handicrafts made by local women), community meeting point and restaurant. Prices w...