Beautiful place seen many reptiles and played with them ..... I love to visit their again when I will get chance ....... Amazing place .....Full review by Anurag b
Aug 27, 2024
I visited on the basis of the previous review. What a waste of time and effort to get there. It apparently once had a swamp area to explore but no more. 10 - 15 minutes is all you will need. Ther…Full review by Possum_Traveller
Aug 25, 2024
Our family of two adults and our grown up daughter really enjoyed our visit to Entebbe's reptile village. We were the only visitors and therefore had a private guided tour. Our guide was very knowled…Full review by Jenny E
Hi, i would like to know how to get there. and what it would cost me to get there from Kampala the capital. Was there any kind of protection? where the snakes caged? I want to visit with a friend of mine who is not afraid of snakes but i am. so i need re assurance on protection.
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Hi. From Kampala by public taxi (matatu) would cost Ushs5,000 (check the rate online) and by Hired Cab it would cost about Ushs80,000 (give or take 20,000). It's better, for a trip of …
Hi. From Kampala by public taxi (matatu) would cost Ushs5,000 (check the rate online) and by Hired Cab it would cost about Ushs80,000 (give or take 20,000). It's better, for a trip of this nature, to hire a car for the day at between Ushs100,000-150,000 and then throw in about Ushs50,000 for fuel and a driver - which would allow you to see a lot more of Entebbe and visit other locations there. From Kampala, the Reptile Village is just after the Kitubulu Forest, on your right hand side. The Kitubulu Forest is a small clump of trees just after the first sighting of Lake Victoria after a town called Abaita Babiri. The snakes are behind glass cages so you will be safe, and the attendants are quite professional. I will soon (in about four weeks) be setting up a service to help out with such trips, so feel free to get in touch should you need help. Enjoy!
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