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Entebbe Beaches
Freshwater beaches along Lake Victoria offering swimming, sunbathing, and water sports with stunning views and tranquil atmosphere.
Victoria Mall
Uganda's vibrant lakeside hub minutes from the Airport with stunning Lake Victoria views and a blend of modern shops with local crafts.
St. John Church
Modern Anglican parish church near Entebbe International Airport with striking contemporary design and spiritual significance.
Botonical Gardens
Step into a century old museum where tropical giants funa over lake victoria shores. Wander with us beneath ancient and wild canopies alive with monkeys.
Uganda Wildlife Education Center
Where rescued wildlife roars back to life. More than zero it's a lifeline for orphaned and injured animals, fussed with hands on lessons. Touch a python, feed a giraffe.
View Of Old Airport
Entebbe International Airport (EBB), the primary international airport for Uganda, is located near Entebbe town on the shores of Lake Victoria. It serves as a major gateway for international travelers to and from Uganda, with a single terminal handling both domestic and international flights. The airport is approximately 41 km southwest of Kampala, the capital city.
Kintu and Nambi Lane
Confirmation of Kintu and Nambi arrival in Entebbe. The myth of Kintu and Nambi is a foundational story in Buganda culture, detailing their journey from heaven to earth and their role in establishing the Buganda kingdom. While the myth places their arrival in Entebbe, others critic that it doesn't specify a date or location of arrival. The myth highlights their love story, the challenges they faced, and the establishment of a lineage
Kigungu Landing site
Kigungu's landing sites are primarily on Lake Victoria shores, providing locations for fishermen to land their catches, process fish, and obtain supplies. These sites are also points for the first sale of fish products and facilitate various economic activities.
Freedom Tree
The "Freedom Tree" in Entebbe is a significant historical landmark that played a pivotal role in Uganda's independence movement. Before Uganda's independence in 1962, this tree was a meeting place for nationalist leaders and gatherings where speeches were given advocating for freedom from colonial rule. Today, it remains a community gathering spot and a testament to the struggle for independence.
Old Entebbe Town
Entebbe's old town retains remnants of its colonial past, primarily visible in the architecture and some historic buildings. It served as the British administrative center of Uganda until 1958, and while many colonial structures have been replaced or modernized, some historical buildings and sites still stand, offering a glimpse into its past.
The Lala Expeditions Experience
We redefine colonial tours with unparalleled service, exclusive access, and authentic cultural immersion in Africa's most beautiful colonial towns.
Cultural Immersion
Private tours with historians and exclusive access to heritage sites
Private Transport
Travel in classic luxury vehicles with personal chauffeur
Local Cuisine
Authentic dining experiences at historical locations
Photo Opportunities
Professional photography at iconic colonial landmarks