Auto Rental Uganda

Nearly everyone rents a car on his/her visit to Uganda .It’s the only way to have freedom to go wherever you want and see the country’s beautiful sceneries quickly if you opted for self drive service in Uganda . Moving in public means is alternative, but is not an ideal solution. As you get excitement to the cheapest rental car in Uganda , look at some things you must know before renting a car in Uganda .   Rental Car Insurance. As you are planning to set off your journey from home, get to know whether the car you are about to hire caters for any damages that may happen to it un knowingly like collision with another car. Most of the car rental companies in Uganda do not provide for the third parties like the hirer of the car. In this situation, you are advised to come with your insurance policy that will cater for you in case of any damages. Initial deposit Most of the cars in Uganda that are meant for hire range from USD 50 and above. This includes sma...

Renting and self driving in Uganda has been a majorly discussed by many travelers planning to visit Uganda. Self driving on Ugandan roads is an amazing experience to discover due to their terrain texture you feel behind the wheels of your car. It is no longer a hassle to drive on them due to their regular maintenance throughout the year. 4X4 cars with high ground clearance from Uganda’s car rental companies have been proved be the masters of hilly roads that are un-reachable by small cars during the rainy days. Not only the hilly roads, also in the low lands where the roads are un surfaced and slippery.   Below are the 5 tips for safe self driving in Uganda? Observe .  Not only passengers have to observe the external environment of the car also the drivers have to be keen on external environment around especially if he were new in the area for the first time. Driving a new car is a gruesome due to its inbuilt technology that tends to be complex to first time drivers ...

The land locked country and the pearl of Africa, Uganda is blessed with mountains, lakes, rivers, forests, game parks, hot springs and every type of attraction you would think of. There is a lot to explore, and one of the best ways to do it is with a rental car typically owned by a Ugandan company. Renting a car in Uganda gives you the freedom to stop anywhere you want, when you want especially if you opted for self drive in Uganda. With a rental car in Uganda, your safari trip is literally in the palm of your hands—and you can steer yourself in whatever direction, whichever adventure you feel like in a 4x4 wheel vehicle. Aim of this Guide This guide provides travelers who wished to visit Uganda with up-to-date information on what and which car to rent and drive in Uganda . It takes you through reasons for and the renting process, advice you would wish to know specifically about  car rental companies in Uganda . Why rent a car in Uganda. Some of the payments of...

When my friends came to Uganda, renting a car was one thing they were sure they would do. With a small group, they wanted to be flexible and comfortable of a car they would as friends so there were four agencies to choose from for road trip through the pearl of Africa and for a minimum of seven days. Their plan was to self drive in Uganda from the capital Kampala to the Murchison Falls along the Nile and from the Nile to Kibale National park and Bwindi National Park but it was impossible since they knew nothing on the routes to the park though it was going to be a tiresome trip but an exciting one. How they chose what car to use. Obviously, they needed something big enough to fit all the four and their luggage. An Extended Toyota Land Cruiser was necessary since they had a travel guide who knew well the roadmap from Kampala to Murchison to Kibale and lastly to Bwindi National Park to track the Gorillas  Without renting this car and the help of the travel guid...

Are you opting for a self drive safari or preferably Guided trips while in Uganda?, This is often a question and unbelievably, a complex issue to which few of us seem to give less attention of thought. Why should we? We all drive, don't we, so how difficult can it be? What is the problem? Most people arrive in Uganda to discover new things like its Mother Nature, local cultures and customs. They want to know the street signs, understand the intricacies of the road rules and even get a handle on the general nature of their fellow road users. Worse, they are usually jet lagged after a long, sleepless flight and seem to have given little regard to the fact that, in many cases, they will be sitting on the "wrong" side of the car and driving on the "wrong" side of the road. How hard can it be? How do they handle it? Some decide renting a car will do just fine and let someone else take care of the fine detail and others throw themselves on the mercy of ...