Uganda
Get the ferry from here (both foot passengers and car ferry), for free, to or from Entebbe. Alternatively, if you don’t want to wait for the next ferry and you are on foot, get a private boat across for a small fee. There are bodas waiting here to help with your onward journey.
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Go to UNRA website for an up to date schedule.
Currently:
M-Sa 0630, 0800, 0900, 1100, 1200, 1400, 1530, 1700, 1800.
Su. 0800, 0900, 1400, 1530.
Dirt road from Mpigi is rutted so give yourself enough time.
Ferry says they take 12 vehicles and 300 passengers. The one we took had 12 cars/trucks, 1 utility trike, our big GSA, about 10 small motos, and about 300 ppl and it was packed!
If motorcycle, pull up to motorcycle line on the right (maybe ask if you can load ahead of the other bikes).
Go to pavilion to the right by the barrier and register your vehicle and passenger details. They mark your hand with a black marker.
On arrival at Entebbe side it's chaos. Very steep ramp down into a huge puddle (3 m x 3 m x 20 cm deep). It's a gauntlet with vehicles about to board lined up along the right of a narrow and rough dirt track with stalls on either side. Repeated jams/gridlock at junctions. Probably took us 20 minutes from disembarkation to escape from port area.
It's free.
Report Check-InCrossing takes 20 minutes with the first ferry leaving from the west shore at 06:00 daily. Last ferry leaves the east shore around 20:00 daily. Ferry not in operation during teas and lunch times (not sure when during the day).
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The ferry takes 8 cars and you have to register the driver and passengers individually. You will be given a sheet of paper as a boarding pass.
Report Check-Inwhen you are not abel to fit on the boat it takes one hour to get on the next one!!!
Report Check-InGet the ferry from here (both foot passengers and car ferry), for free, to Entebbe. Alternatively, if you don’t want to wait for the next ferry and you are on foot, get a private boat across for a small fee. There are bodas waiting here to help with your onward journey.
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