Overview
Discover the vibrant culture and history Kampala city on our a motor bike tours. Visit the iconic sites like to enjoy local snacks and experience like before.
Our clients are also given a chance to visit their places of preferences and give their choices.
Places to visit are Gaddafi mosque, Kabala's Palace (kings palace), Owino Market, Old Tax Park, independence monument, local food, slam area, Uganda museum , Baha’i temple, Kampala railway station, 7 hills of Kampala and more
The tour will be experienced on motorbikes and walking
We aim at unique and quality tours, motorbikes checked to ensure maximum safety, professional English speaking driver guides from TWIJA AFRICA SAFARIS
What you’ll do
Gaddafi national mosque is the biggest mosque in east Africa very unique inside with the blending architecture from Europe, Asia, Africa and it has the tallest tower we're visitors climb to have a 360 view of Kampala city
The "Independence Monument" in Uganda is a powerful symbol of the country’s liberation from colonial rule. Located in Kampala, it was sculpted by Gregory Maloba, a renowned artist from Makerere University, in 1962 to mark Uganda's independence.
The monument depicts a figure holding up a child, symbolizing the birth of a new, independent Uganda and the end of colonial oppression. It stands as a reminder of the struggles and triumphs of the independence movement, capturing the nation's pride and aspirations for a self-governed future.
The monument also features a display area that narrates the journey toward independence, highlighting key events and figures that contributed to Uganda's liberation. Today, it remains one of the most iconic and visited landmarks in Uganda, representing hope, resilience, and the country’s vision for a prosperous future
Owino Market, officially known as St. Balikuddembe Market, is one of the largest and most vibrant markets in Uganda. Located in downtown Kampala, it offers a wide range of products, including:
Local commodities: fruits, vegetables, grains, and other fresh produce. Secondhand clothing: often called "mivumba" in Uganda, including shoes, bags, and accessories. Cooked and uncooked food: fresh meats, spices, as well as street food stalls where local dishes are prepared. Herbal medicines: traditional herbal remedies and locally sourced medicinal plants. The market is a hub of activity and a major economic center, attracting both locals and visitors looking for affordable goods.
From €32
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