Type:                         Price/Day

Suzuki DR 400cc       $45

Honda 250cc              $40

Bajaj 125cc/110cc      $35

All come with 3rd Party Insurance

Other Insurance cover: Collision Damage Waiver $15 per day per Bike.

Other Charges:

Helmet: $5 per day

Jacket:  $3 per day

Gloves: $3 per day

Waterproof Trousers: $3 per day

Custom Tour Rates

Rates:

• 1-5 day rental is $65 per day per bike
• 5-10 day rental is $60 per day per bike
• More than 10 days is $55 per day per bike

Extras:

• Tour guide  is $90 per day
• support vehicle $100 per day
• Spare bike $40 per day as long as its not being used. If used, the normal rates apply.

Also Note:

• All bikes should be fueled up by the guest.
• Guests must be over eighteen and have an original driving permit.
• Guests will pay for any damages done to the bikes as stated in the waiver form.
• All guests must sign the waiver (attached) in order to rent a bike.

Things to Note

 Traffic in Uganda is different from that in the Western World, especially in Kampala. Traffic is chaotic, with many road users fighting to be the first ones to cross. Outside Kampala, traffic is quiet as there are less road users. The main focus of motorbike riders is not only other road users but also cows, goats and children. When one of these appear at a distance, please slow down and be careful.

Unforeseen Circumstances

 Travelling by bike on roads where tourists normally don’t pass is more adventurous. Keep in mind that a bike can breakdown, get a puncture or any other mechanical problem. A mechanic is in the backup car for such cases, he’ll do his best to get the bike going as soon as possible. The route is planned before and tried by us to see how it is, but with the kind of dirty roads, it’s possible that after heavy rain, the road is washed away and becomes impassable. In such a case we have to look for an alternative which may take longer and might lead to change in the planned route. Take this as an extra adventure and together we shall look for the best way to adjust to the situation.

Clothing / Motorbike Gear

 Uganda is normally warm, while in the rain season it’s still warm and humid. For the evenings you may need a sweater. On the gorilla tour you need warm clothing and a light rain jacket. Shoes for walking in the mountains are the best option for the gorilla tour. On the bike you need your own helmet, gloves, protection, strong riding clothes and strong shoes or bike boots. Don’t forget some warm clothes for riding the bike, in some parts of Uganda it’s cold in the morning.

Health

 Ask your local health authority or your own doctor which immunizations are needed for Uganda. Malaria is very common here so preventive medication is necessary. Take also something against diarrhoea, change of diet can sometimes give some nasty reaction in the stomach. Also handy is some medicine against allergy.

Insurance

 Make sure you have a (for Uganda) valid travel and medical insurance. Carry the important telephone numbers for any emergency. Before taking off for the trip we ask everybody to hand in a list of import telephone numbers which we can call in case of an emergency. Damages on the motorbike have to be paid for by the rider (as a result of reckless driving or falling) at the end of the trip.

Travel documents

Make sure all the necessary travel documents are valid, we don’t take any responsibility for these documents. Passport should be valid. Visa will be bought at the airport on arrival (at the moment $50 per person). Driving permit should be an International Permit and valid for the period of the safari. Valid immunization card/booklet should have the stamps for the necessary immunizations.