What an incredible journey I had with William. He took me hiking and to Sipi Falls. I am leaving tomorrow and already want to come back!!! Thank you William for an wonderful experience in Sipi Uganda.

I took a 2-hour hike with William, the amazing guide at Discover Sipi! The views were amazing and William was very kind and knowledgeable about the area - he shared many interesting facts about local traditions! Thanks for the lovely morning :)

The views were breathtaking, God willing will be back again soon. Grateful to Simon for his excellent guiding efforts.

Wonderful The trip was really an amazing experience,,,the Community is so hospitable. The nature around is amazing,,,people take good care of the nature ,the plants. We loved every thing. The trip guides are so experienced,they have good photographic skills

I had a fantastic day with Ian! The views of Sipi Falls are epic and the hike is really beautiful and interesting. It’s cool to see all 3 waterfalls as well as views of the valley and many many farms. And the local lunch was very delicious. I sure feasted. And then the coffee tour was perfect after the big lunch. We pounded the chaff off the coffee then roasted and ground it and made a delicious cup. And the farmers Tolbert and Betty are really sweet and friendly too. What a great day!

The hike was amazing with Ezekiel who explained a lot and let me walk in my own pace (especially upwards trails) After I had made a combination with the coffee tour, which William organised himself, and it was a great ecperience!

Excellent experience at the spectacular Sipi Falls. Thanks a million William Cheptoek for being a great guide as we marvelled at the works of nature.

The personnel at Discover Sipi were so experienced, friendly and exhibited a high level of professionalism. Ian was a great tour guide, he told us some ancestry highlights as Well. Thank you very much Discover sipi for the great experience.

Such a great hiking tour included with three falls. Ian was a very kind and nice guide and I booked the hiking tour and as well the sunrise tour very spontaneous but the staff made it possible for me. Thanks a lot!

Amazing tour, with an amazing guide. The view is breathtaking breathtaking. William has a huge knowledge of the aera, enjoy his good stories

Really good and nice tour Thanks William for your guiding . I recommand and i regret to can't do the 3days tour with you I really want to go back to share this expérience with you See youu

We loved our experience with Discover Sipi, we were two girls traveling alone and we felt very safe in every part of the trip! William was very friendly and always available, he even arranged for us transport to Sipi and accommodation at Lacam Lodge, with beautiful views of Mt. Elgon and on of the falls. Our guides was Ian, who explained everything during our hike and coffee tour, even took pictures of us. The coffee tour was totally worth it, making and drinking our own coffee. A special mention goes to our 2nd guide, Poppy a lovely dog that accompanied us during our adventure. Thank you, for the unforgettable experience!

I was very lucky to have found a great person and guide to tour Sipi. Very knowledgeable and made my trip all the better. Had fun hiking, on the coffee tour and around Sipi. Thank you!

I climbed the best mountain of my life, Mount Elgon in Uganda. Mount Elgon is 50km wide from east to west, 80km long from north to south, and has an area of ​​4,000㎢ (including Mount Elgon on the Kenyan side), making it the largest extinct volcano in the world. Its highest peak, Wagagai Peak, is the 12th highest mountain in Africa. The reason I chose to climb this place in Africa is because, when I saw pictures on the internet of mountains around 5,000m high, such as Mount Kilimanjaro, Mount Kenya, and Mount Stanley, it was such a beautiful mountain in terms of cost-effectiveness, weather, and grandeur. When I climb to the top of a small mountain and look out, it feels like I'm seeing a new world, but Mount Elgon, once the highest peak in Africa, was so different. Hippohead Peak, Round Altar Peak, Table Peak, and countless other rocky mountains that you can't see anywhere else, deep valleys that are wide open like twins with clear water flowing, magnificent ridges that seem close but far away, and grasslands and nameless flowers spread out widely below, it seems like a place where gods live. It is truly a mountain that opens your heart. It seems like a great land for people to live in, with the primitive jungle, water, and grasslands, but I heard from the guide that the Bagisu, Sabiny, and other indigenous people moved to other places. They must have taken the livestock they raised with them, so I couldn't see them, which was a shame, but the green primitive grasslands are spread out beautifully. So if the herbivorous livestock that used to live there had been restored, it would have been even more pleasing to my eyes. The Bagisu tribe called Mt. Elgon 'breast mountain'. It is too beautiful to express in words, and I, who live in a civilized world, want to live here instead of going down. I took a lot of pictures and videos because it was a shame to see such a beautiful mountain alone. However, I would like to suggest some improvements to attract more visitors. First, in order to improve accessibility to the mountain, the road to the entrance of the trail needs to be paved and more trekking courses need to be developed. This is because visitors who come with vehicles or who also visit Sipi Falls want to descend from the starting point unless there are special circumstances. Second, the mud paths that become a mess when it rains while hiking should be closed because they pose a high risk of accidents and damage to nature. Nevertheless, I would like to recommend this place to those who love mountains, so please go even if it is difficult to access.

I went to Sipi with my wife to film a travel documentary and William gave us all the support we needed. He’s a very warm guy and knowledgeable about the entire Sipi tourism ecosystem. He contributed much to the documentary as a tourist guide and local. That was the first but not the last time we worked together. I have severally gone back and he’s been as exceptional as always. People I have referred to him share similar sentiments.