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No minimum number of attendeesNo minimum number of attendees is required for the tour
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Free booking and cancellationFree payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free
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Am an English speaking freelance tourist guide been doing tours for over five years. I studied tourism at the university and so passionate about nature and wildlife, and about using tourism as a tool for conservation and restoration. I volunteer with the Lake Nkuruba Nature Reserve as a conservationist ensuring the restoration of indigenous tree species and extending the forest cover. No wonder it's at this place i normally meet with the people i walk around.
On this tour expect to take a nature walk around Nkuruba nature reserve for four species of monkeys that call this place home, several species of birds, visit a local farm from where you will meet the local who will take you to visit his plantation of coffee after will guide you through the traditional way of processing coffee using very local tools. This process begins with a visit to the coffee plantation, passing through the traditional processing and preparations in the kitchen until the moment of serving.
After all this process, we proceed to another local house to visit the vanilla farmer who also guides you through the whole process of growing, curing and drying vanilla.
This tour requires you to have:
The difficulty of the tour:
easy walk on a good village path from the meeting point just under a kilometer to the local coffee/farm man.
Just ask Mugi Short from Mugisa at Lake Nkuruba will be there because I will wait for you.
Tour starts at Nkuruba nature reserve from where we expect to see four monkey species, Crater lake - Nkuruba a nature walk at this place will be a curtain raiser of the tour.
A place with a very beautiful view of three different crarer lakes, a view of kibale forest and the tea plantations. A small entrance fee is always charged at this place
Spectacular views of the Rwenzori mountain can be seen while on this walk, on a good weather even snow can be seen from a distance at some points.
One of the different crater lakes seen from Top of the world.
Its at this place that we do the coffee processing experience. Home to a local Rasta man growing different plants and ever enjoying the view of the crater lake.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
