Kampala, on foot and by road.
Our Kampala city tours cover the parts of the capital most visitors drive straight past — neighbourhoods, markets and back streets, led by guides who actually live in them. Start with our flagship walk below, or browse the related city experiences alongside it.
How every city tour is run
Small groups, local guides, cameras down without consent, and a fair share of every fee paid directly to the people and businesses you meet.
Bwaise Slum Tour
Our flagship Kampala city tour — a guided walk through Bwaise, one of Kampala's largest informal settlements, covering daily life, flood-control work and small trades.
Bwaise Slum Tour
Low-lying, built on former wetland, and dense with small workshops, churches and a school system residents built themselves. This is not a poverty spectacle — cameras stay down without consent, and part of every fee funds the community's own drainage and school projects.
UGX 185,000 per person
Or combine it with an overnight homestay for UGX 370,000 per person — our most-booked combination. Private and custom groups available on request.
More ways to see Kampala
These run separately from the Bwaise walk, but combine easily with it in the same trip.
Kampala Market Tour
Nakasero's fresh produce, the vast secondhand stalls of Owino, and the wholesale streets of Kikuubo.
Motorcycle City Tour
Three routes across the city's hills, markets and industrial back streets, riding pillion with a licensed guide.
Historical Kampala
Kasubi Tombs, Old Kampala Mosque, and the Buganda Kingdom's story across the city's seven hills.
Start with Bwaise, add the rest as you go.
Most guests pair the Bwaise walk with a market morning, a motorcycle ride, or a heritage day in the same visit.