Uganda

[Jalle]

Anyone around in December? I'll be based in Kampala for few weeks.

PM me if interested to grab a beer.

[Neddy69]

Hey, just landed in Kampala. Did I hear beer? Name the time and place. Or tell me how to PM. Can't figure it out.

You need to buy a subscription or jack up at least 25 posts Then you can use PM. Greet my squirters.

Neddy.

[NickDaStick]

Anyone who wants to meet in Kampala for a beer? I will be there 24 Oct-5 Nov. PM me or write a post. Will be staying in Kabalagala and apartment in city centre.

Hey, just landed in Kampala. Did I hear beer? Name the time and place. Or tell me how to PM. Can't figure it out.

[Cocoakla]

Anyone who wants to meet in Kampala for a beer? I will be there 24 Oct-5 Nov. PM me or write a post. Will be staying in Kabalagala and apartment in city centre.

Hello,

Would like to meet up for a beer, I am in Kampala 1 Nov to 1 December. I know my way around Kampala, however looking to meet like minded people.

[Dartrip]

Anyone who wants to meet in Kampala for a beer? I will be there 24 Oct-5 Nov. PM me or write a post. Will be staying in Kabalagala and apartment in city centre.

[Tungsten2]

I'm going to bang the drum for Entebbe too although my last couple of visits I've been with a regular and not out so much. The UN footprint is lower than it used to be and some places closed or are dying (O's, Rooster) and 4 Turkeys' best days were 25 years ago but Amazon, Knight Riders and Street Club (are all within 100 m of each other.

At Amazon it's worth pushing through the crowd and going through a door next to the bar at the end which is easy to miss. So called VIP area.

Knight Riders is a club open Wednesday & Fri-Sun. Loads of Uruguayan UN soldiers in red tracksuits and gold chains living the dream downstairs while upstairs is (slightly) more upmarket.

Street Club (is more local. Again, make sure you're in the club inside and not the 2 bars at street level.

Entebbe is small but perfectly-formed. I'll be there for NY.

[Goshawk]

My Entebbe experience is two years old but should still be relevant. When previous posters say that Entebbe is "dead" - don't believe them. Any afternoon just go to 4 Turkeys, a bar / restaurant on the main drag. There will be girls, and by evening time there will be many of them, competing hard for you attention. Both, outside at the big tables and indoors. If that is not enough, there are two clubs across the street, I forgot their names, but neon-lit and hard to miss. Almost next-door to each other. Even though I had a girl at my side, by 11 PM I had several girls vying for my attention. A little after midnight things got downright raunchy. Flashing boobs was the minor part of it. On the dance floor it was almost complete fucking. That was on a Thursday. Have no idea how they could top it on a busy weekend.

My girl rewarded me plentiful back at the hotel that I did not go for one of the "dancing girls. " By breakfast time I was still very much deprived of sleep.

[BobBlack]

I'd be more scared of fake paternity certificates.

This being said, the BBC has been a fake news fear-mongering outlet for some years now.

I agree totally. If they want paternity tests done then tell them to come to your home country. See how many take you up on that.

[Proliberalist]

I'd be more scared of fake paternity certificates.

This being said, the BBC has been a fake news fear-mongering outlet for some years now.

It could be BBC scare tactics, but do you really suggest that 7% HIV rate mentioned in the article and a number of other sources is NOT real?

Do not intend to argue the point, just interested how other men look at it, enlighten me please.

[XXL]

Guys, please be aware.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-26859087

What do you think?

I'd be more scared of fake paternity certificates.

This being said, the BBC has been a fake news fear-mongering outlet for some years now.

[Univelton]

Entebbe is a sleepy suburb of Kampala. It's mostly residential. I do not recommend a whole week there! You will bored out of your mind. Entebbe really is around the airport. You cannot get around without a car. If you are looking for action or any kind of activities, you want to be in Kampala. There are some nice areas in Kampala you could stay in and still be an Uber ride away from action. Getting to Kampala is also time consuming because of the traffic as you get closer to Kampala. At the beginning it's easy because it's a highway; but as you get closer to the city, the traffic gets worse. If your heart is set on Entebbe, stay for a 2 days to see normal life in Uganda and then go to Kampala and stay in a nice hotel.

It's true Entebbe is typically a residential area and you hardly get laid in the area unless you bring a chick from Kampala for a quiet and smooth love making life!

[Crypton]

Hi guys,

Considering a trip to Uganda as always wanted to see it apart from the PTP fun.

Looking at blogs and travel clips I'd say Entebbe is more my speed than Kampala. But is there enough fun there to last a week or so?

Also, how long does it take by taxi to reach Kampala if I go there for a couple of days?

Many many thanks! M.

Entebbe is a sleepy suburb of Kampala. It's mostly residential. I do not recommend a whole week there! You will bored out of your mind. Entebbe really is around the airport. You cannot get around without a car. If you are looking for action or any kind of activities, you want to be in Kampala. There are some nice areas in Kampala you could stay in and still be an Uber ride away from action. Getting to Kampala is also time consuming because of the traffic as you get closer to Kampala. At the beginning it's easy because it's a highway; but as you get closer to the city, the traffic gets worse. If your heart is set on Entebbe, stay for a 2 days to see normal life in Uganda and then go to Kampala and stay in a nice hotel.

[Golfinho]

Staying at an Entebbe guesthouse-type lodging (of which there are numerous) the day before a very early Sunday morning departure, in the late afternoon a smell of smoke and loud music was wafting in. I went out and around to the property next door where there was a barbecue pit, food, bar, people and girls drinking beer. A party had started where I was welcomed to join and by nightfall, I had a friend for the night. Earlier in the day visiting the beach area, it was a family and kids kind of place. Entebbe is a pleasant, quiet residential area, with consulates and some restaurants scattered in. Wouldn't really be worthwhile to stay more than a night, unless maybe you had a car.

[Muzungufotsy]

Guys, please be aware.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-26859087

What do you think?

TIA. Everything can be bought.

[Proliberalist]

Guys, please be aware.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-26859087

What do you think?