SSEZIBWA FALLS

Much appreciated, in their time, by the Kabaka Mwanga and Mutesa II, this "green hole where a river sings" conceals a waterfall not devoid of beauty. In this place full of legends, where - in order to reconcile the spirits - sacrificial and propitiatory ceremonies still take place today (your cicerone will provide you with many details on this subject), the Ssezibwa falls. Although its flow varies according to the seasons, the 18 m high jump can be admired all year round. Rock climbers wishing to discover the top of the waterfall will not forget to put on sturdy boots as the stone is particularly slippery during and after the showers. In Céans, the Ssezibwa, a watercourse of about 150 km ending its course in Lake Kyoga, is surrounded by greenery(prunus africana, Gabonese tulip tree...), which is hardly to displease the monkeys, birds and butterflies of the area! There is no need to hire a guide if your only objective is to saddle up with someone better or to picnic on the grass. However, hiring a mahout (20,000 Ush plus entrance fees) can be advantageous for anyone wishing to learn more about the local history, customs, wildlife and flora. Finally, it is possible to camp in situ (30,000 Ush/person, entrance fee included): grassy ground overlooking the waterfall, clean sanitary facilities, shelters and meal preparation (to order) are the services and equipment of Ssezibwa Falls Resort.