What to do in Uganda

The Kiga dance, local to Buhoma is one of the key dances of the region’s Bakiga tribe. You will be welcomed to join and learn – you even get to wear the traditional dress. The Kiga dance is a celebratory dance demonstrating happiness. The dancing of the Bakiga tribe is known for its show of strength with stamping aplenty! It is a huge amount of fun and great exercise all in the stunning setting of the Bwindi Impenetrable forest, home to Uganda’s mountain gorillas.

One of the key income streams supporting the Ride 4 a Woman initiative is from the sales of the beautiful products created by the women, from stunning African fabrics. In the grounds of R4W, nestled in the hills of the Bwindi Impenetrable forest, you can learn how to pedal sew with the women of Buhoma, producing your choice of product, ready to take home. You can make a coin purse, a pillow case dress, a bandana, a sunglasses case or maybe some napkins for the dinner table back home.

Embark on a serene journey through the breathtaking beauty of Lake Bunyonyi with a captivating boat ride. As you glide across the tranquil waters embraced by lush, green hills, immerse yourself in the tranquility of the surroundings. Encounter the vibrant culture of the surrounding communities nestled along the lakeshore, and witness the vibrant birdlife that calls this picturesque haven home. Whether you seek relaxation or adventure, a boat ride on Lake Bunyonyi promises an unforgettable experience amidst Uganda's stunning landscapes.