Uganda

[QUOTE=Otari;1431126]I'm independent traveler and like to move free around by my own, without planning much in advance. Usually I'm traveling with my backpack using public transport. An important part of a trip is to have fun with the girls from time to time. In Africa I've followed this pattern in Gambia, Ghana and Burkina Faso without any problems. Spending all the time in big African cities only isn't appealing for me. I would like to be in a city for 1 or 2 days maximum, having some fun and the move on to see some nature, people, animals, landscapes, etc. Than come again to a city for a fun and move on again. Now I'm looking for a new destination. Can you recommend Uganda for this type of traveling?[/QUOTE]Hi Otari,

All major cities in Uganda will be interconnected by bus as well. All cities will have a bus park where you can find a bus to your next destination. The thing is buses a bigger and may take longer to fill but they are certainly cheaper than Matatus. Some buses will also leave some cities at a schedule time so folks have learned to show up on time. Matatus pretty much travel as soon as they get full. They sit 1 people, travel faster and hence them being less safe. While in a major city, really called towns in Uganda, one can get from place to by boda boda, which are motor cycles with a passenger seat. I do not recommend this mode of transport at all. The riders are not well regulated, are very daring and so accidents are very very common. That said when traffic is heavy they get you around. Within a town will use a Matatu.

Regarding security, take the normal precautions. Do not flash around money, your IPAD or Laptop and limit night travel. Dress down for sure. If you are not African and appear and sound foreign you will attract interest from well meaning people mostly but that too is how thieves will identify you. Ugandans are very friendly and they will overwhelmingly mean to help but some will want to take advantage of you. As a non-Ugandan you may attract a higher price premium on anything. That said Uganda is safe and those war days are long gone.

[QUOTE=Gulu Road;1435097]That said Uganda is safe and those war days are long gone.[/QUOTE]Hi Gulu Road,

Thanks a lot for your advice. I appreciate it very much. Uganda looks like a very nice travel & mongering destination.

Any one currently in Kampala? Need to hang out and have some fun.

[QUOTE=Lurvie;1437281]Any one currently in Kampala? Need to hang out and have some fun.[/QUOTE]Hey, will be down in July and I am still trying to get my affordable accommodation sorted out. My usual contact is non responsive. Let me know if you are still down then and we can have some tight fun.

I used that service today. The girl I chose was not available but they offered me a reasonable alternative. The girl showed up in the hotel, very classy, well dressed, she still had to register (Sheraton Kampala) , was very GFE.

I know many people will say that 100 US + 70k Ugandan as the booking fee for queen escorts is a lot, but I am more lazy than cheap, so what can I say, happy to use this service again next time I'm in town.

[QUOTE=Lurvie;1437281]Any one currently in Kampala? Need to hang out and have some fun.[/QUOTE]Hey, I am Ugandan, my name is Adrian, I can offer you all the help you need.

[QUOTE=Lagartija; 1438567]I used that service today. The girl I chose was not available but they offered me a reasonable alternative. The girl showed up in the hotel, very classy, well dressed, she still had to register (Sheraton Kampala) , was very GFE.

I know many people will say that 100 US + 70k Ugandan as the booking fee for queen escorts is a lot, but I am more lazy than cheap, so what can I say, happy to use this service again next time I'm in town.[/QUOTE]Hey, how where do I find this escort service? And how do you choose the girls, do you go there personally or? Do they charge a flat fee of 100 dollars for every girl, and what services do the girls provide, anal, blowjobs, massage? And for how long? Please, give details.

Thanks!

Anyone coming to Kampala or is in Kampala and is looking for someone to hang with and show them around. Don't worry, I don't charge, just looking for someone to hunt girls with and help out.

[QUOTE=Philly12;1439478]Anyone coming to Kampala or is in Kampala and is looking for someone to hang with and show them around. Don't worry, I don't charge, just looking for someone to hunt girls with and help out.[/QUOTE]Hey Philly12,

Where is a nice, safe girl friendly hotel which is about $50 a night. Maybe a furnished house for rent for 2 weeks?

[QUOTE=Gulu Road; 1439965]Hey Philly12,

Where is a nice, safe girl friendly hotel which is about $50 a night. Maybe a furnished house for rent for 2 weeks?[/QUOTE]Try this.

[url]http://www.kampalaholidayhome.com/[/url]

[QUOTE=Aldente004; 1440068]Try this.

[url]http://www.kampalaholidayhome.com/[/url][/QUOTE]Thanks Buddy! Looks like what I am looking for. Have you used their services? How would rate them? Any quick recommendations?

Hi,

At Gulu Road.

I never booked there but I called them. It seems to me that they are friendly and serious. The guy on the phone told me that it is even possible to book a maid (cooking, shopping, cleaning house and clothing).

Look for a house which is close to the action. Not to far outside.

Now a quite interesting video can be seen about nightlife & prostitution in Kampala.

It is from the Dutch TV-program "Spuiten & Slikken" which means "Shooting & Swallowing" and it's about all facets of sex & drugs worldwide.

The documentary is in Dutch, but most of the interviews are in English.

The program has two topics, one about drug users in Greece and the other one about Kampala, so you have to scroll a bit.

The parts about Kampala start at: 6. 15 min. .16 min. & 26. 25 min.

The film can be seen here:

[url]http://www.uitzendinggemist.nl/afleveringen/1355900[/url]

I believe the names of the bars shown are: Café Cheri & something like Tepco Pub (?)

[QUOTE=Zimzam; 1446373]Now a quite interesting video can be seen about nightlife & prostitution in Kampala.

I believe the names of the bars shown are: Café Cheri & something like Tepco Pub (?) [/QUOTE]It is the famous-infamous Capital Pub

[QUOTE=Aldente004; 1440419]Hi,

At Gulu Road.

I never booked there but I called them. It seems to me that they are friendly and serious. The guy on the phone told me that it is even possible to book a maid (cooking, shopping, cleaning house and clothing).

Look for a house which is close to the action. Not to far outside.[/QUOTE]Having looked at all the properties on their website, in my view it is only the apartment in Kibuli which is conveniently close to action. Perhaps the one in Mengo also.

Cheers,

Ks