Sipi falls, “the most beautiful and romantic waterfall in the whole of Uganda”. – Lonely planet guide.
Sipi is an ideal place to relax in the warm mountain sun and to go for ambles in the shambas – homestead gardens - of the local Sebei people.
The camp is built around a croft-like house originally built as a Governor’s retreat, on a cliff directly overlooking the mesmerizing Sipi falls and the Karimajong plains.
Sipi is about 4-5 hours drive from Kampala, passing the source of the Nile at Jinja. It is a convenient stop when visiting Kenya and traveling on to the renowned Kidepo Valley National Park in northern Uganda.

Day 1

Depart for Sipi fdalls in Eastern Uganda through Mabira forest and past sugar cane and tea plantations, visiting Sezibwa falls en-route. Arrive in time for a late lunch. Rest of the day at leisure at Sipi falls Rest Camp. Dinner and overnight at Sipi Falls Rest Camp/ Crowns Nest/ Mt. Elgon National Park cottages

Day 2

After a cup of coffee or breakfast as you decide, an optional morning hike to either Mount Elgon Forest Exploration Center for guided walks or a ramble through through the local Sabiny’s shambas returning in time for lunch. Later in the afternoon, take a gentle walk to the bottom of the falls and possibly walk up to the neighboring Mnarya Cves. Dinner and overnight at Sipi Falls Rest Camp/ Crowns Nest/ Mt. Elgon National Park cottages.