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With beautiful Lake Victoria as the backdrop, Entebbe is a laid back city with plenty to explore. Attractions include the Entebbe Botanical Gardens, a number of wildlife sanctuaries, golf, and the ability to get out on the water if the weather is right.

A popular day-trip from Entebbe is to the nearby Mabamba Swamp, where the elusive shoebill can be spotted in the wild.
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Uganda’s coastal playground, quaint Entebbe is a wonderfully green and serene waterside escape. Serviced by an international airport, Entebbe is a common starting or finishing point for safaris - making it easy to attach a few days for beachside relaxation.
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