Forester owners Uganda will embark on a massive 1163 KM charity trek from Kampala to Mombasa for the 2026 East African Coastal Run. This intense seven-day tour is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, 5th August, aimed at raising funds for charitable causes.
Details of the East African Coastal Run 2026
The 2026 East African Coastal Run is a seven-day charity expedition covering a total distance of 1163 kilometres. Starting in Kampala, the Forester owners Uganda group will navigate the route to Mombasa, marking a significant milestone for community support and long-distance driving.
According to organizers, the journey kicks off with three separate flag-off ceremonies to build momentum. The first official flag-off is set to take place at Supremacy Lounge at 10 AM on the morning of the launch.
Wamma! This is no small feat for any driving club. Covering over a thousand kilometres across borders requires grit, discipline, and a very strong engine. This isn't just a joyride; it is a mission to make an impact.
When does the charity trek begin?
The East African Coastal Run 2026 begins on Wednesday, 5th August, with the first official flag-off ceremony scheduled for 10 AM at Supremacy Lounge.
Why are Forester owners Uganda trekking to Mombasa?
The Forester owners Uganda group is undertaking the 1163 KM journey from Kampala to Mombasa specifically to raise awareness and funds for charity. The 7-day tour, known as the 2026 East African Coastal Run, uses the long-distance trek to drive social impact across the region.
Fans and supporters can follow the progress of this marathon drive as they move from the heart of Kampala towards the Kenyan coast. It is a massive undertaking that tests both the endurance of the drivers and the strength of their vehicles.
How many kilometres will they cover?
The group will cover a total distance of 1163 kilometres from Kampala to Mombasa.
Source: Kawowo Sports
