Having cash is never wrong when travelling to any country (USD in Uganda or the local currency). There are ATMs at the airport as you leave the arrival/security area and just before you leave the terminal. They take VISA and Mastercard. Payment by card is often available at big hotels (like the Brovad Sands), bigger restaurants and some most supermarkets that have a till. For transportation/taxi and different activities, you may need to pay with cash. Uber and Bolt allow you to choose a connected card as the payment method. Cash is king!

Yes. Kalangala is located on the northern shore of Bugala Island, the largest of the Ssese Islands in Lake Victoria.

All the celebrations will take place in the same area as the hotel, including the ceremony and reception.

Yes, they have free wifi in the rooms and in the public spaces. When traveling with no access to wifi you have the option of buying Ugandan sim cards from Airtel or MTN that you can top up with data. You also have the option of buying an eSim from Airtel, MTN or any other available eSIMs online.

Make sure to bring mosquito repellent, an empty water bottle so you can fill it up with water during the day and sunscreen. An adapter for your charger would be good to bring as well, it's the same socket as in the UK, Type G plug.

No!