Here are the Activities to enjoy at our Hotel and around Hoima

 Activities At The Hotel
  • Kontiki is surrounded with beautiful villages and hills, our staff guide will be happy to walk you through the neighbouring villages and hills
  • Basket ball, Lawn tennis, volleyball, net ball, badminton, motor rally racing grounds, Bicycle riding
  • While at Kontiki, please do not miss the night market in hoima town, where our guests get the real African experience! Don’t miss it
  • Bird Watching in our gardens is very popular with birders. Over 50 species can be observed within a stone throw especially in the early morning hours.
Activities Around Hoima
  • Mparo Tombs
    Located 4 km along the Masindi road, Mparo was chosen as the capital of King Omukama Kabarega of Bunyoro in 1872 where he was interred in 1923. The burial ritual was quite grisly and best described by the guide when visiting the site to more fully imagine the scene at the time. The gravesite includes many of the Kaberega’s personal effects in a dome-like structure made from natural materials similar to the more famous Kasubi Tombs in Kampala.
  • Karuzika Royal Palace
    The throne room of Bunyoro – Kitara in Hoima is open to visitors by prior arrangement. The throne room includes the traditional nine-legged throne swathed in leopard skins and barkcloth. An array of spears, royal headdresses and musical instruments are on display.
  • Katasiha Fort
    Situated 2 km from Hoima on the Biso – Butiaba road was the largest fort built by General Colville after the Kabarega abandoned his capital in Mparo in 1893. All that remains today is the 8-meter deep trench (partially filled in) that had surrounded it
  • St. Peter’s Anglican Cathedral
    Located in lovely grounds some 2 km from the town centre in the direction of the Butiaba road. A beautiful serene site in the early mornings. A visit for Sunday mass is a very special experience whatever your faith.
  • Roman Catholic Diocese Of Hoima
    Hoima Diocese comprises four districts of Bunyoro: Hoima, Masindi, Kibaale and Buliisa. It is a suffragan of Ecclesiastical Province of Mbarara Archdiocese. About 25% of the entire population are settlers and refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, the Sudan, and other national ethnic groups. Its Patron Saints are: St. Joseph Protector of the Church and St. Andrea Kaahwa.