We just traveled to Uganda this past January ~ was a bit hesitant about safety more than anything; we did not once feel unsafe and never felt our health was in jeopardy; it was awesome we did great apes safari; we trekked for golden monkeys; gorillas and chimpanzees. We also did a game drive in Queen Elizabeth National park and a river cruise;

This is basically all that we have planned too! That makes me feel so much better. Thank you!

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We just traveled to Uganda this past January ~ was a bit hesitant about safety more than anything; we did not once feel unsafe and never felt our health was in jeopardy; it was awesome we did great apes safari; we trekked for golden monkeys; gorillas and chimpanzees. We also did a game drive in Queen Elizabeth National park and a river cruise;

Thanks for choosing the best tourist destination in Africa very many clients I have guided always share the same fears with you, they always carry big bags of medications but to their surprise they rarely use them. The only mandatory vaccine is the yellow fever vaccine before entering the country. All the rooms in the different lodges are always treated beforehand to avoid occurrences of mosquitoes. But they are also equipped with mosquito nets. I can assure you that you will entre the country health and leave better healthy.

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Thanks for choosing the best tourist destination in Africa very many clients I have guided always share the same fears with you, they always carry big bags of medications but to their surprise they rarely use them. The only mandatory vaccine is the yellow fever vaccine before entering the country. All the rooms in the different lodges are always treated beforehand to avoid occurrences of mosquitoes. But they are also equipped with mosquito nets. I can assure you that you will entre the country health and leave better healthy.

Thanks for choosing Africa and particularly Uganda , what is more important is a yellow fever vaccination before entering the country and all rooms in different accomodations are fitted with mosquito nets and treated before giving it to Clints

My husband and I just got back from Uganda a couple weeks ago, and i HIGHLY recommend it. I was hesitant at first too, but I’m so glad we went though with it. If you have any questions feel free to dm me.

I might if you don’t mind! Thank you so much!

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My husband and I just got back from Uganda a couple weeks ago, and i HIGHLY recommend it. I was hesitant at first too, but I’m so glad we went though with it. If you have any questions feel free to dm me.

No problem in east Africa. Just do your vaccines as advised and use  mosquito nets

Hi there. I have travelled dozens times to Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. In the beginning I took malaria tablets but since I was travelling often) businesswise and as a tourist) I didnt feel like taking the tablets anymore cause then I would have to take them almost throughout the year. Of course for short time is it recommended. I had malaria twice when I lived in Kenya. And I can assure you it was not pleasant, but after visiting a clinic got anti malaria tablets and within couple of days I was already feeling much better. The doctor can also give injection which helps even faster. The last time I was in Uganda, not long ago I bought those tablets in the phamarcy. You know malaria will show after about 8 days after the malaria moscuito caught you. Protect yourself after sundown hours, long sleeves, antimalaria spray, sleep always under the moscuite net. Once you get fever, throwing up get tested. Dont worry to much. Enjoy. Uganda is stunning, beautiful country. I never got malaria during my holidays only when I lived there.

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