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I was kind of worried when I read a review that these written reviews are false. However, the guide was very friendly. He even helped us find the 'woodland kingfisher' after the boat tour ended. The price was more affordable than other tour companies. Also he didnt ask for the tips. It was such a wonderful experience.
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Alexander Gifford
Livingstone was a great guide and the tour delivered the shoebill as well as many other local birds in the marsh. Highly recommend.
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Nisha James
A must-see spot for any visit to Entebbe to catch a glimpse of this engimatic bird in its natural habitat. The swamp which is home to these unique birds is located on an Island away from the mainland at Entebbe. There are many tours run with small boats to take tourists across but they are not too safe. The one I was in had motor trouble just a few feet away from the jetty. It's much better to take the ferry across, which is cheaper and a whole lot safer too. Once across, you can take a car or bike taxi ("boda boda") to the tour site. There you'd have to board the small, wooden boats to navigate the swamp. The location is very scenic with tall reeds and papyrus growing all around. This wetland is home to over 200 species of birds, as per the guide, but very few Shoebills. So you're lucky if you catch sight of one. Aside from the central attraction, there are also African Jacanas, Lapwings and many other bird species to be seen. Early morning hours are best suited for a successful visit. Charges can vary a whole lot depending on the season and your haggling skills. My tour cost me around $85 as a solo traveller. The whole activity lasted 4-5 hours, with over two hours at the swamp.
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