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Located on the banks of Lake Victoria, Entebbe is a small city in the African Republic of Uganda. It’s about 25 miles from Kampala, the country’s capital. Entebbe is charming and rustic. Many visitors to this intriguing continent use it as the starting and finishing point for their Ugandan adventures.

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Our flights to Entebbe International Airport open your doors to Africa. This is the perfect location when you feel you need a break from life’s constant rush.

Our cheap flights to Entebbe take you to an untouched paradise teeming with a wide variety of fauna and flora. If comfort and VIP treatment are at the top of your traveling musts, check out our premium-class flights. Remember, you can also upgrade to premium class after booking an economy flynas ticket. And, when you join our top-shelf naSmiles loyalty program, you’ll unlock excellent benefits.

Best Places to Visit in Entebbe

Entebbe is a laid-back getaway where you can connect with nature. As it sprawls along the bank of Lake Victoria — the largest body of water in Africa — it has an abundance of birds and other wildlife. And, with flynas, you can personalize your flight options to make your trip even more special.

Entebbe Botanical Gardens

Situated close to the equator, the Entebbe Botanical Gardens is vibrant and green with hundreds of tree and plant varieties. There are also countless bird species, including the kingfisher, marabou stork, and black-headed heron. You’ll even find some monkeys, such as the black-and-white colobus and red-tailed monkeys, here. You can explore the gardens with a guide or discover the mysteries on your own.

Entebbe Beaches

Entebbe spoils its visitors with lakeside beaches, such as Lido, Aero, and Spenah, along Lake Victoria. Some of these are privately owned by hotels or resorts (such as the Anderita and Botanical Beach hotels). Aero Beach, which is close to the airport, displays the aeronautical remnants from yesteryear. Lido Beach is one of the oldest established shoreside beaches in Entebbe. This untouched landscape is perfect for long evening walks.

Entebbe Za Mugula

Entebbe Za Mugula was once the full name of this city. Today, it refers to the historical monument. Legend says these rocks were carved into a seat by an ancient clan leader and is a cultural place where people paid tribute. It is a fascinating site and worth a visit — especially if you’re a history and culture buff. There’s also a beachfront with lots of wild birdlife.

Things to do in Entebbe

Apart from its beaches, there are loads to do in and around Entebbe. 

Learn More About Wild Life Conservation

Founded in the 1950s, the Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Center (also known as the Entebbe Zoo) is an interactive experience where you can learn more about the native wildlife and their habitats. It was first established as a rescue center and has grown into one of Africa’s most prominent wildlife conservation sites. You’ll get to see a vast variety of animals, including elephants, lions, and chimpanzees. One of the top attractions in Entebbe is the Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary — a rescue center that solely focuses on chimpanzees.

Stand On the Spot Where the Hemispheres Meet

Equator Island is a unique place that sits right on the Earth’s equator. Marked with the Equator Monument as part of a past World Tourism Day, it’s home to many birds and reptiles. Simply book a short boat trip to stand in the no-man’s land between the planet’s northern and southern hemispheres.

Leave the World Behind — Book a Trip to the Ssese Islands

Approximately 36 miles from Entebbe, the Ssese Islands are a collection of white, sandy shores, crystal clear waters, and lush greenery. It’s a true nature escape with hotels and resorts should you wish to stay a day or two. Here, you can see sitatunga antelope, primates, and rare bird varieties.

Restaurants in Entebbe

When visiting Entebbe, you must try some of Uganda’s traditional cuisine. There’s Matoke, a banana stew made with native green bananas and boosted with veggies such as onions and peppers. Luwombo is a meaty stew made with either chicken, beef, goat, or fish and is widely considered Uganda’s national dish.

Café Javas is the place to go if you’re in the mood for a juicy burger or classic European cuisine. Faze 3 serves local and international dishes. 4 Points Ltd is your go-to for Indian food while Goretti’s specializes in pizzas and other Italian favorites.

Culture and Traditions in Entebbe

Entebbe, like the rest of Uganda, features a blend of different cultures and traditions. People here speak many languages but Lunganda is the most prominent. English and Swahili are the country’s official languages and the first is common in tourist locations. You can learn a few core phrases in Lunganda or Swahili, but it’s not a must.

Where to Stay in Entebbe

There are hotels, resorts, bed-and-breakfast establishments, and guest houses in Entebbe. Many of these are based on the lakeshore with incredible views.

The Pineapple Guest House is a family-friendly boutique hotel with a pool. Another affordable option is the 2 Friends Beach Hotel, which also has a pool and is close to the mall. Karibu Guesthouse is close to Entebbe International Airport and offers en-suite rooms in a beautiful setting.

If luxury is a priority, we recommend the Lake Victoria Serena Hotel situated between Entebbe and Kampala. This accommodation has a boating marina, pool, and spa. Other great hotels in Entebbe include the Boma, which is warm and welcoming and resembles a typical safari getaway.

Getting around in Entebbe

Public transport in Entebbe includes buses, taxis, and boda-bodas (black-and-white motorbike taxis). If you like to be independent, check out our pocket-friendly car rentals.

Entebbe Weather

Entebbe is mostly warm and humid, and often overcast. In summer, the temperature reaches average highs of 81°F. Winters are mild and it seldom gets colder than 63°F. 

FAQs

• How do I get to Entebbe?

Answer: With flynas of course! We offer flights to Entebbe that suit your pocket and requirements.

• How long is the flight from Entebbe to Kenya?

Answer: It’s a short flight of just over an hour.

• Where do you fly into Uganda?

Answer: You fly into the Entebbe International Airport. 

• What is the best time to visit Uganda?

Answer: June to September and December to March are the best times to visit Uganda.