Lemala Wild Waters Lodge stands on six hectares of land on Kalagala Island, in the wild waters of the lodge reclines in a distinctive mid-stream position privately in Jinja alongside the world’s longest river, the Nile, between 25 km downstream from Jinja, Uganda. Lemala Wild Waters' sublime location makes it reachable only by boat, which makes staying in Wild Waters a more adventurous place to visit. The lodge is oddly nestled on granite rocks, with exciting and obnoxious foamy water rapids roaring down streams. Click here to view mountain gorilla trekking safaris.

Lemala Wild Waters offers ten stand-alone, raised timber-floor luxury suites perched in the tropical rainforest with endless river views. Each room is linked by overhead wooden walking trails to the restaurant, library, and bar. Lemala Wild Waters Lodge rooms feature glass-fronted windows, classy bathrooms crafted with rainy showers, handmade furniture, and romantic open-air bathtubs standing freely. Click here to see our recommended mountain gorilla trekking tour.

Wild Waters Lodge offers excellent, delicious, and up-to-standard breakfasts or dinners in a three-course style, a lovely carved swimming pool perched on natural pink granite rocks, and a spacious communal lounge. Activities nearby for guests to participate in include the adventurous, heart-pounding white-water rafting, tubing the Nile, bungee jumping, fishing, and horse riding.

Lemala Wild waters are a birder’s paradise where travelers can view up to approximately 1000 bird species. Wild water bird species include turacos, hawks, eagles, and cuckoos. Other unique species expected include giant otters and monitor lizards. The best Wild Waters Lodge in Uganda, offering relaxation and an intimate setting for honeymooners.

Jinja City offers an abundance of tourist activities; Jinja is rightfully known as the Adventure Capital of East Africa. Jinja offers all kinds of tourists, including adventurers, students, and leisure and business travelers, whether you want to unwind or prefer to enjoy the Jinja White Water Rafting experience or ziplining in Mabira Forest.

White water rafting 

The water rapids appear unreal, and the weather is pleasant throughout the year. An all-day rafting excursion on the River Nile covers roughly a 21-kilometer distance across eight large rapids, and whitewater rafting is best done in groups. The water is quiet, transparent, and ideal for swimming in some places. Numerous bird species can be spotted as you visibly circle.

Sunset Boat Cruise on the Nile in Jinja

Take a sunset cruise on the White River Nile while enjoying some snacks and beverages. It's just a great time. There are a variety of cruises, some of which include BBQ snacks. Some of the sails come with drinks. 

Sunset Cruises provide you an hour on the river, starting at roughly 6 p.m. and ending at 7 p.m. There are calm areas of the Nile that are ideal for a sunset cruise; Jinja is not just White Water. This is particularly true if you are witnessing a magnificent Nile sunset in all its beauty.

Kayaking of the Nile

Kayaking on the Nile River entails paddling at a very leisurely pace through the breathtaking whitewater rapids of the Nile. One may experience the amazing biodiversity and scenery around the Nile River by kayaking or canoeing on the river. Kayaking requires basic boat-rowing abilities, and safeguards in case of an incident while sailing the Nile are always provided to those who reserve the activity. Everyone is given a helmet and life jacket at no additional cost. 

Bungee jumping 

Make a step into the unknown River Nile; nothing beats bungee jumping into the world’s mighty Nile River in Jinja. Usually the first terrifying traveler’s scream ends in victorious roars of triumph.

Quad biking 

Riding a four-wheeled motorcycle through some of Jinja's most isolated areas and alongside the Nile River is known as exceptional quad biking. You will pass sugarcane plantations, rural communities, woodlands, and seldom seen stretches of the Nile River while riding the bikes. The quad biking experience is incredibly daring and accessible to nearly everyone, regardless of prior bike expertise.

Quad riding, which doesn't require any prior driving knowledge, takes adventure to a whole new level. Before every safari, there is a free training session, and the tours are customized to fit the riders' skill level and provide the most exciting experience. Quad biking is considerably more enjoyable when you can slide across the mud pits and puddles.

Zip lining

Zip lining is one of the most popular things to do in Jinja, the adventure capital of East Africa; during a one- or two-day visit, it is zip lining in the Mabira jungle. You can zipline in Mabira Forest at Griffin Falls, where you may enjoy sliding up in the forest canopy among red-tailed monkeys and mangabeys.

To avoid the wet seasons and take advantage of the best weather for outdoor activities, Jinja is best visited during the dry season, which is usually December to February or June to September.