Meet your guide at the Victoria Mall entrance in Entebbe and set off on a guided tour of the city. Visit Uganda's independence tree, where the road to independence began, and proceed to the craft shops for handmade treasures, from woven baskets and colorful beadwork to intricately carved wooden pieces.

Walk through the Botanical Gardens Entebbe, the first agricultural research area in Uganda, and see the different flora and fauna, including beautiful birds. Then, proceed to East Africa's oldest post office and walk to St. John's, the oldest Anglican cathedral built by the British governors.

Visit the Muzinga Monument, situated in the State House Gardens, the president's place of residence. Then, move to the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre (Zoo) and see different animals like the tiger. Choose to spend time with these animals and feed them under a 3-hour behind-the-scenes zoo program.

Walk to Speener Beach to see the Israeli Air Force plane that was hijacked during Idi Amin's time. Then, proceed to the Entebbe local market and delight in local flavors by tasting the Rolex, Uganda's matooke, and much more.

Alternatively, visit the Ewaffe Cultural Village for a traditional food experience, embark on a boat cruise to the Entebbe equator point on Lake Victoria, or take a 30-minute boat ride to Mabamba Swamp for the famous shoebill experience.