Safari Lodge

Gorilla Safari Lodge

Gorilla Safari Lodge lies on the boundary line of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, amidst the banana and guava trees that offer the lodge a sense of privacy and seclusion. The landscape is rich with vegetation, offering views of the forest jungle which has stood for tens of thousands of years. Just five minutes from the starting point for tracking the Nshongi group of mountain gorillas, Gorilla Safari Lodge is a luxurious setting that features eight spacious chalets, each with their own private verandahs and stunning views of the tropical rainforest. The colourful selection of flowers and flora offers a beautiful and tranquil setting, and the many bird species who live here, 23 of which are endemic to the area, can be heard singing from the treetops.

Mahogany Springs Lodge

Mahogany Springs Lodge is set high on the sloping banks of the Munyanga River, overlooking the tropical haven that is Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, and the stunning Virunga Volcanoes. The lodge and 12 luxurious suites are spaced apart to allow for privacy, and offer incredible panoramic views over the grounds, river and verdant forest. Situated just a couple of minutes away from the Gorilla tracking starting point, Mahogany Springs Lodge provides guests with the incredible opportunity to visit the habituated gorillas and enjoy the tranquil surroundings of the forests and riverside. The main building features a fully stocked bar, where guests can order fabulous cocktails or a nice glass of wine, which can be taken back to your suite and enjoyed out on your private terrace while you take in the astonishing surroundings and listen to the sounds of nearby wildlife.

Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge

Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge is located high on a ridge, on the border of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, which is home to half the worlds population of Mountain Gorilla. All the cottages at the lodge are sat high on the ridge, overlooking the forest and mountains, which are often swathed in an eerie mist, making guests feel as if they are in the clouds. The rooms all come complete with ensuite bathrooms and are comfortable and authentic, with stone fireplaces for guests to huddle round on cooler evenings. Perfectly placed for exploration, guests can spend their days hiking around the area, seeing a Mountain Gorilla Family, immersing themselves in local culture or canoeing along the rivers. After all this action, relax and self-indulge in the spa, reflecting on your time at Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge, and the lasting memories which you will take home with you.

Crater Safari Lodge

Crater Safari Lodge is situated on the very edge of Kibale National Park, and overlooks the second largest crater lake in Uganda. The Lodge consists of a large and spacious main lounge and dining area, with a high thatched roof and cosy sofas and armchairs placed around with breathtaking views over the lake and surroundings. Honeymoon suites offer the very best in luxury, the suite is authentic, with a large cosy bed and a deep bathtub in the ensuite. The luxury chalets offer exceptional views and are traditionally built, and the cabinas are comfortable, with direct access to the large sparkling swimming pool. Crater Safari Lodge is ideally placed to explore the diverse landscapes and forests.

Mount Gahinga Lodge

Nestled in amongst a diverse rainforest, Mount Gahinga Lodge sits just on the edge of the stunning Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Guests can stay in unique and authentic African inspired bandas, with touches of modern-day luxuries. The bandas are comfortable, and spacious – full of bright African light and natural features. A wealth of activities are available from the lodge, with exploration of the stunning surroundings starting right on the doorstep. Hikes can take you through the luscious rainforest and up the three peaks of Mt. Gahinga, Mt. Muhavura or Mt. Sabyinyo. Guests have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to track mountain gorillas or golden monkeys on a hike into the national park, which is a very rewarding experience.

Budongo Eco Lodge

Nestled in the heart of Budongo Central Forest Reserve, within the boundaries of Murchison Falls National Park, Budongo Eco Lodge is one of the undiscovered pearls of Uganda. Being the habitat of more than 600 chimpanzees and 8 other species of primates, Budongo Forest has one of the largest communities of chimps in the country. It is also home to rare forest bird species, such as the Puvel’s Illadopses, which is endemic to this region. Moreover, Budongo Reserve is the largest remaining Mahogany forest in East Africa, with impressive trees growing up to 80 meters. With a network of 115 km of trails, this unexplored area offers you great excitement and adventure!

Chem Chem Lodge

Chem Chem Lodge is situated within a private concession between the vast waters of Lake Manyara and Tarangire National Park. The lodge and 8 safari tents blend in with the lush natural landscape, causing minimal disruption to the wildlife and allowing guests to enjoy endless views of the swaying grasses and the palm and acacia trees. Each of the tented suites is a luxurious haven, furnished with natural woods and textiles, and looking out over the emerald landscape. Guests can enjoy exciting wildlife viewing from the comfort of your plush double bed, including herds of wildebeest who will graze right outside the tents, and giraffes that wander along the plains. Sit in the pleasant shade of the covered lounge area with a cocktail in your hand and a book from the lodge’s library, and enjoy the sounds of the wilderness as the chirps of crickets and songs of exotic birds set your mind at ease.

Elewana Serengeti Pioneer Camp

Elewana Serengeti Pioneer Camp lies in the Southern Serengeti region, within the Moru Kopjes area. The camp consists of twelve luxury safari tents with decor that is reminiscent of the 1930s, an era of exploration and adventure, with small touches such as copper basins with water-pump tap fittings and luggage trunks used for seating. The rooms feature soft double or twin beds and full en-suite facilities. This authentic safari experience at a ‘zero footprint’ camp allows guests to immerse themselves in the natural world and admire the sweeping views of the plains and grasslands where incredible wildlife including the Big 5 lurk in the greenery. Enjoy sitting around an open fireplace with a refreshing beverage from the camp’s bar while swapping stories with your fellow guests about the exciting game sightings you witnessed earlier that day.

Mbali Mbali Soroi Serengeti

Situated within the Western Corridor of the famous Serengeti National Park, Mbali Mbali Soroi Serengeti rests atop a plateau that overlooks the Musabi Plains. The 25 thatched safari rooms combine authentic safari design with a modern aesthetic, offering guests a light and airy home away from home, with large windows and a spacious verandah from which the magnificent views of endless plains can be enjoyed. The lodge’s main decked area consists of a refreshing swimming pool, restaurant and fireplace, where guests can interact or simply relax and soak in the tranquil atmosphere. Mbali Mbali Soroi Serengeti’s location amongst the hilltop acacia trees, allows the lodge to blend into the natural environment so as not to distract from the sweeping landscape.

Greystoke Mahale

Greystoke Mahale lies on the white sands of Lake Tanganyika’s shore, facing out over the crystal water. The lodge and six luxury rooms stand against the backdrop of dense forest and sub-tropical greenery that sprawl along the base of the 8000 ft tall Mahale Mountains. The remote camp offers guests a private and exclusive break from civilisation where you can relax and enjoy the diverse landscape that the BaTongwe tribe once called home. Listen for the sounds of chimpanzee conversations, while birdsong carries over the treetops and the gentle lake waters lap at the shore. Guests can enjoy a refreshing beverage from the lounge’s lamplit bar as the sun dips below the horizon, the trails of colourful clouds left in its wake reflected in the lake’s surface.

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