 | Lake Bunyonyi, Uganda |
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... otters, kingfishers, lilac lilies and locals in their canoes! Bunyonyi is supposedly 6500ft deep and was billed as the deepest lake in Uganda! I paddled out Bushara Island and by the time I got there I was so tired and lethargic I couldn't even muster ...
... staff were wonderful. We immediately felt at home! Click here to learn more about Edirisa. From Kabale, we wanted to go to Lake Bunyonyi which other travellers had raved about. With only daypacks, we set off on foot for the 8km trek to the lake. It ...
... so, i'm on day 6. spent most of the time driving as we've had to cover a lot of ground. currently in uganda having trecked the gorillas in the congo yesterday. It was the hardest and most amazing thing I've ever done. We scrambled up ...
October 17- Up early to catch a bus south to the town of Kabale, close to the Rwandan border and Lake Bunyonyi, where we plan to spend a couple days. Buses run frequently starting about 6am, so we just showed up, we were met at the taxi door but ...
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Posted on May 15, 2009, 04:28:04
... to see mountain gorillas, but that's not the half of it. There was the rough charm of Kampala, the rolling green hills around Lake Bunyonyi, the roaring source of the Nile at Jinja, and cows with the biggest damn horns I've ever seen. And it all ...
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