We broke
down camp and left around 0830 to go further east to Jinja where we will be
spending the next two nights with various (optional) activities.
The
drive was short and we arrived around 1130 at the campsite, located near the
start of the Nile. Lunch was had and the guides working at the campsite briefed
us on our options for while we are staying here. When it was clear there would
be (near) endless alcohol of in the open bar on the sunset cruise almost
everyone signed up for it (it also helped that it would be free if you signed
up for rafting tomorrow).
The
afternoon was spent on relaxing, biking, coordinating tomorrow’s activities or
whatever one fancied until we’d depart on the cruise.
The
cruise was (almost) as expected; we saw a lot of wildlife while getting
(somewhat) hammered in the open bar and snacks. Open bar was lacking, though;
G&T with no tonic, rum & coke with no rum and some were disappointed they
didn’t have cider. But no one left the boat sober so in all fairness it could be considered a success despite the setbacks.
Pied kingfishers.
Who doesn't want a house on their own island?
Coming
back on land we had dinner and after cleanup some of us took two matatus (local
minibuses) to a disco. While I’m not a big fan of such it was mentioned that
one of the buses would return after an hour or so so I thought it would be nice
getting out, having a few drinks, and get back to camp. Unfortunately that
never really happened so we all got back to camp around 0130 which was tough
and not quite what I had hoped for.
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