Overview
Step into Uganda’s sacred narrative, a land where martyrdom, mercy, and missionary spirit intertwine. This 7-day pilgrimage is a profound journey of faith for Polish Catholic travelers tracing the footsteps of saints and the legacy of Polish-Ugandan solidarity.
Begin in Kampala with spiritual immersion at Munyonyo and Namugongo, where young martyrs stood firm in faith and where Polish Fathers now serve. Journey east to the revered Buluba Hospital, once led by Dr. Wanda Błeńska, the “Mother of Lepers,” and cruise the Nile’s sacred waters in reflection.
Track rhinos in Ziwa, then visit Masindi’s WWII-era Polish refugee church, a powerful testament to exiled faith and the strength of displaced communities. Engage with Ugandan families in the vibrant Kanyanda community, where faith is lived daily through local hospitality. Culminate your pilgrimage in Namugongo during the Uganda Martyrs Day celebration, one of the most moving Christian gatherings in Africa. Before your flight home, sail into the equatorial sunset on Lake Victoria, the world’s second-largest lake, carrying home the spirit of saints and solidarity
Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights
Style: Mid-range, faith-based, educational, and spiritual experience
Departure Dates: Aligns with Uganda Martyrs Day (June 3rd annually)
PRICES PER PERSON
| Number of pax | Prices Per Person |
| 4pax | $1,807 |
| 6pax | $1,578 |
| 8pax | $1,515 |
| 10pax | $1,435 |
| 12pax | $1,382 |
Rates valid till 31st/December/2025
Tour Highlights
- Pilgrimage to Namugongo & Munyonyo Martyrs Shrines
- Mass and reflection at Uganda’s sacred basilicas
- Visit Dr. Wanda Błeńska’s hospital and Polish missionary landmarks
- Explore WWII Polish refugee heritage in Masindi
- Join thousands at Uganda Martyrs Day celebrations
- Retrace Pope John Paul II’s 1993 visit through dedicated landmarks
- Boat cruise on the Nile River contemplate faith amid natural splendor
- Rhino tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
- Visit with local families in the Kanyanda community
- Sunset cruise to the equator on Lake Victoria
- Stay in eco-conscious, locally-run lodges
- Share meals with women’s parish groups and lay communities
