Activities include:

Bird watching:

Lake Bunyonyi is a birder paradise and one of the best places to go birding in Uganda. There is a small island in the lake that acts as sanctuaries and breeding grounds for many water birds.

Boat rides:

The waters are very safe and you can move from one corner to another enjoying the scenic view with a local guide, you get to learn a lot about the 29 islands.

Community visits/Hikes:

A hike at in the surrounding hills is exhilarating and refreshing. Tracks along the terraces, banana plantations and lush green vegetation give a clear view of the 29 islands. It gives a great picture-perfect spot from all angles. A walk around the communities opens your eyes to the traditional way of living, cultural belief, history and mythical stories that have been told from generation to generation and the locals are very welcoming.

Swimming:

The lake is filled with fresh waters and is Bilharzia free. There is no shore but safe structures have been put in place to allow easy deep dives into the open waters. A change from the swimming pools is just what you need on a holiday and Lake Bunyonyi is a great place to chill on.

Canoe Riding:

This is the hike at in the surrounding hills is exhilarating and refreshing. Tracks along the terraces, banana plantations and lush green vegetation give a clear view of the 29 islands. It gives a great picture-perfect spot from all angles. A walk around the communities opens your eyes to the traditional way of living, cultural belief, history and mythical stories that have been told from generation to generation and the locals are very welcoming. mmonest mode of transport on lake Bunyonyi. A canoe ride is a perfect option giving you extra time on the lake, a chance to stop right in the middle for a little serenity and panoramic view. The services are available anytime of the day including evenings for the lovers that want to watch the sunset as they glide with the lake. The lake isn’t infested with any dangerous water animals like hippos and crocodiles making this evening possibly romantic and the experience unforgettable.

Visiting Batwa pygmies:

The Batwa pygmies are a very small group of people found on the boarder of kabale and kisoro in the "Echuya Forest Reserve "who is believed to have been originally from Democratic Republic of Congo. There are almost 4000 Batwas living in this area. They live in a small grass and stick houses and generally keep to themselves. They have a unique relationship with the forest who have been marginalized for quite some time now.