Wagtail Eco Safari Camp

Location: Bordering Murchison Falls National Park

A Ugandan farmer who spots a wagtail in the morning knows he is in for some good luck and a rich harvest. Named after this symbolic bird, Wagtail Eco Safari Camp also hopes to benefit local farmers and the surrounding community of Rubuguri through the Camp’s tourism, cultural and development activities.

Guests will enjoy the relaxed atmosphere, sociable common areas, leafy gardens and views of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park – home to mountain gorillas. Private bandas are constructed in harmony with the surrounding nature, and are comfortable and secluded. Guests on a tighter budget can stay in a single room, or at the pretty campsite The affordable restaurant serves international or local breakfast, lunch and dinner. Guests are encouraged to participate in the evening cultural performances and lessons at the neighboring Nkuringo Cultural Center – an enjoyable and fulfilling way to give something back!

Lodge Amenities

The bandas are beautifully crafted from natural materials and contain handmade wooden beds. The bandas and safari tents have electricity and private bathrooms with flush toilets and hot water.

Room Description

The single rooms have electricity and shared bathroom facilities.
Available rooms include:

  • Two self-contained bandas with double beds.
  • self contained banda with two twin rooms.
  • Two self-contained tents with double beds soon.
  • Four single rooms with shared bathrooms.
  • Campsite (can provide tents if needed)

Activities At The Lodge

  • Evening Cultural Sessions: Dance, drumming and cooking classes, craft demonstrations and performances at Nkuringo Cultural Centre
  • Community Walk: Visit a local homestead and school, and meet the Batwa people.
  • Gorilla tracking and bird watching
  • Volunteer programs: Wagtail can organize placements from one week to one year

Responsible Travel

  • The bandas are built using natural materials.
  • Local crafts are on sale at reception – all profits are returned to the artisans.
  • Wagtail carried out community development work through the neighboring Nkuringo Cultural Centre, which is starting a community IT project, supports orphans through Nkuringo Childcare and funds school fees for Batwa children.

Contact

Tel:
+256 392 969222 / 414 590408
Mobile:
+256 755 208775 / 772 220252
Email:
kanyamunyu@yahoo.com,
info@nkuringo.com
Web:
www.wagtailecocamp.com

Price

  • Self-contained bandas: $100 US per person
  • Self-contained tents: $100 US per person
  • Single rooms: 30,000 USh per person
  • Campsite (can provide tents if needed):

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Mount Gahinga Safari Lodge (Volcanoes)

Location: Bordering Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

This lodge is “located in a stunning location at the base of brooding volcanoes” (Lonely Planet).

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is home to mountain gorillas, rare golden monkeys, the extinct Virunga Volcanoes, atmospheric bamboo forests and the sacred Ngarama Cave – once home to the King of the Batwa Pygmies. After a thrilling day of mountain climbing, wildlife watching or cultural trekking there is no better place to relax than Mount Gahinga Lodge.

With a warming open fireplace, massage room, delicious three course meals and blissful views of the mighty volcanic peaks, this lodge is a wonderful place to recuperate after your Ugandan adventures!

Guests are guaranteed a great night’s sleep in our comfortable private cabins, surrounded by beautiful gardens and terraces to make the most of the views and native birds and butterflies.

We look forward to creating a unique and memorable holiday for you!

Lodge Amenities

  • Restaurant and bar
  • Open fireplace
  • Laundry service
  • On-site wildlife viewing
  • Outdoor sitting area for birdwatching, surrounded by wild plants
  • A sunroom facing the volcanoes
  • Solar power

Room Description

Mount Gahinga Lodge’s eight attractive bandas are nestled in the wild gardens at the foot of the Virunga Volcanoes.

All bandas have their own patio seating area, as well as private bathrooms with composting toilets and bush showers, which are filled with hot water upon request.

Lighting is solar powered, making them extremely environmentally friendly.

Activities At The Lodge

  • Guests can spend the day climbing the Muhavura Volcano. (Elevation 4137 m) Its name means “the guide.” The typical cone-shaped mountain provides some of the best views in the country. Much of the climb passes a rocky surface covered by grasses and small shrubs. Once at the top, hikers are rewarded with the view of the Virunga Volcanoes, Lake Edward in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bwindi, and the peaks of Rwenzori Mountain. The hike takes approximately 8 hours (round trip covering 12 km).
  • Guests can spend the day climbing the Gahinga Volcano. (Elevation 3473 m) Its name means “small pile of rocks.” A hike, which takes you about 6 hours round trip goes through a good example of a pure bamboo forest. Gahinga once had a crater lake on top but time has changed it into a lush swamp. (Distance to the swamp is 8 km.)
  • Guests can go on a nature walk along the Congo/Uganda border (visa not required). This hike takes you first toward Sabinyo. The trail climbs up the base of Sabinyo for a while through fine montane forest before turning toward the Congo. Along the way you will get a great view of Sabinyo’s gorge and peaks. Upon reaching the Congo you cut back along the international border. The return leg to the park headquarters is a great section for birding. The two rest huts along the way are good places for a break. Look closely for the golden monkeys and signs of elephants. (Hiking time is 5 hours and distance is 10 km.)
  • Guests can visit the rare golden monkeys in Mgahinga National Park. They can spend one hour with the golden monkeys – less famous but rare and equally deserving of protection. Golden monkeys are found only in the Virungas and in one other forest in Rwanda. 
  • Guests can go birding in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park which is blessed with a unique bird fauna; 79 bird species have thus far been recorded within the park including several species endemic to the East Congo Montane region. For the Virunga Conservation Area as a whole, over 295 species in the Virungas are endemic to the Albertine Rift Afromontane region representing 59% of the total of known endemic species. 
  • Guests can visit local communities and schools, a 2-3 hour walk. The walk is not that strenuous, through local villages where stops can include a basket maker, blacksmith, and school. 
  • Guests can take part in a full day Batwa pygmy experience. This cultural walk starts at a base camp, which is situated 30 minutes from the lodge. Members of the Batwa community and Ugandan Wildlife Authority guides take you through the dense forest and educate you on the Batwa ways of life. You will see traditional dwellings, shoot with bows and arrows, learn about medicinal and edible plants, and visit the Garama Cave for a song and dance performance. 

Responsible Travel

Composting toilets, bush showers and rainwater catchment sytems preserve water supplies. Solar electricity is also used, and the wildflower area has been left to attract birds and other wildlife.

The Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust receives $100 from every safari and has purchased school roofs and water tanks, and made donations to hospitals

Contact

Tel:
+256 (0) 414 346464/5
+256 (0) 312 263823
Email:
salesug@volcanoessafaris.com
Web:
www.volcanoessafaris.com

Price

All rooms are $350 US per person, full board.

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Volcanoes Safaris Bwindi Lodge

Location: At the entrance to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

This eloquent eco-friendly safari lodge overlooks the primeval Bwindi forest, which is home to gorillas, monkeys, chimpanzees and birds. You can understand why this lodge was named “the best safari lodge in Uganda” (Msafiri Magazine) when you sit on the terrace that juts out into the forest, and take in the exotic sounds and sights of primates and birds in the canopy. 

Bwindi Lodge’s delicious, hearty meals will prepare you for a day in the forest, the fireplace will warm you on your return, and the complimentary massage will be a welcome treat after tracking gorillas on the steep mountain slopes. In between forest adventures, guests can relax on the terrace listening to the sounds of the primates and the birds in the canopy, or take a tour of the local village of Buhoma and the nearby Batwa community.

Lodge Amenities

  • Restaurant and bar
  • Communal fireplace
  • Laundry service
  • On-site wildlife viewing
  • 24 hour security guard
  • Baby crib available
  • Charging facilities for phones, laptops etc.

Room Description

Eight private cottages are built along the hillside, each with its own unspoiled view of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The stone and tile cottages have thatched roofs, and blend in beautifully with the surrounding scenery. The rooms have large, comfortable beds, large windows, indoor and outdoor seating areas and private bathrooms. 

Activities at the Lodge

  • Guests can go on a nature forest walk. This can last between 2-5 hours and provides opportunities to see the many species of butterflies, or one of the 90 mammal species including 11 primates, of which the black and white colobus, with its lovely flowing white tail, is prominent. One of the walks leads to a very beautiful waterfall.
  • Guests can go on a birding walk. The forest birding ranks with the best in Uganda, with 23 highly localized Albertine Rift endemics present. 
  • Guests can go on a village walk. The tour visits a traditional medicine man, views how banana gin is made, and sees the local school and hospital, both of which Volcanoes Safaris supports.
  • Guests can also spend the day with the Batwa pygmies. This excursion starts with a hike through the forest past stunning vistas. Along the way you will watch demonstrations of how the Batwa used to live in the forest, how they use medicinal plans, and how they hunt and gather. You will also visit local dwellings, try a spot of archery and even see local dancing. 
  • Guests can walk along the beautiful Bwindi Lodge river trail through regenerated bush that we have carefully nurtured as a buffer zone. This walk is about 40 minutes long. 
  • Guests can visit the Amagara Farming Projects. This tour requires a short drive, but guests will get the chance to visit the local agriculture project where the lodge buys a great deal of vegetables to support local communities. Activities there include taking a tour of the vegetable gardens, or you can have cooking lessons on local cuisine. 

Responsible Travel

Water disposal is controlled and solar electricity is also used; we ask our guests to be mindful of their usage.

When possible, we source our food from local producers, helping strengthen our relationship with our neighbors and providing them with extra income. We also encourage our guests to visit the local orphanage where they can see a dance performance.

The Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust receives $100 from every safari and has purchased school roofs and water tanks, and made donations to hospitals.

Contact

Phone:
+256 (0) 414 346464/5
+256 (0) 312 263823
Website:
www.volcanoessafaris.com
Email:
salesug@volcanoessafaris.com

Price

  • Single banda (sleeps one): USD $480
  • Single banda (sleeps one + extra person): $680
  • Double banda (sleeps two): $800
  • Twin banda (sleeps two): $800

All prices are in US dollars, and include breakfast, lunch and dinner and a complimentary massage.
Children under 2 are free, children aged 3-12 are charged 50% of the adult rate.

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Travellers Rest Hotel

Location: Kisoro, 14km from Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

Travellers Rest Hotel is a colonial-style hotel located just outside Kisoro, in the extreme southwestern corner of Uganda, offering a perfect base for trips into Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. When you enter, the ibis welcomes you with its typical sound. The beautiful surrounding garden is the home of many birds. Sitting on the terrace you can smell the sweet perfume of the honeysuckle, and in the cool evenings you can warm yourself by the fireplace, outdoors or in the lounge, surrounded by unusual African artifacts and a huge collection of Congolese masks.

The surrounding landscape, dominated by the peaks of the Virunga Volcanoes, is of astonishing beauty. The volcanoes offer spectacular views of the Rift Valley and the emerald-green Lake Mutanda in the distance.

In the sixties the famous American ‘gorilla-woman’ Dian Fossey visited Travellers Rest many, many times to do paperwork, relax or meet people. Fossey said of the hotel: “It was my second home.”

Lodge Amenities

  • Restaurant
  • Travel desk
  • Bikes to rent
  • Lounge area with fireplace, bar and large meeting table
  • Internet access
  • Massages
  • Laundry service
  • Gift Shop
  • Enclosed garden
  • Huge selection of Congolese masks

Room Description

Spotless private rooms lead out onto the pleasant garden. All have private bathrooms with hot water.

Available rooms include single, twin, double, triple and a suite.

Activities At The Lodge

  • Visits to a local deaf primary school – guests are welcome to make donations
  • There are also performances at the lodge by a local orphan group
  • Walk or cycle to Lake Mutanda
  • Visit the market in Kisoro on Mondays and Thursdays
  • Climb one of the volcanoes
  • Track mountain gorillas or golden monkeys
  • The Batwa Forest Trail thorugh the National Park

Responsible Travel

Travellers Rest organizes tours to a local deaf school, and guests are encouraged to contribute to the children’s fees, materials etc. A local orphan group performs at the lodge in the evenings.

Most of food is bought from Kisoro market, which is supplied by the local Bafumbira and Bakiga communities. The hotel staff are mostly from Kisoro. Staff training and career development of the staff members is of great importance to the Hotel management.

Contact

Tel:
+256 (0)772 533029,
+256 (0)772 370263
Email:
postmaster@gorillatours.com
Web:
www.traveluganda.co.ug

Price

Room only:

  • $65 single, $75 twin/double, $85 suite

Half board (breakfast and dinner);

  • $77 single, $109 twin/double, $119 suite

Full board:

  • $92 single, $119 twin/double, $129 suite

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Shoebill Campsite

Location: Bordering Murchison Falls National Park

For one of Murchison Falls National Park’s most intimate, wild and memorable accommodation experiences, why not stay at Shoebill Campsite? Located near the entrance to Murchison Falls National Park, Shoebill Campsite offers unspoiled views of the blue waters of the River Nile, expansive skies, and ultimate peace and tranquility.

After a day at the falls or on a game drive through the park, you will appreciate this calm spot to relax in the seating area around the campfire, listening to the calls of hippos and watching the stars. Guests must provied their own tents.

Guests can choose to prepare their own food if they bring their equipment, or eat at the superb Nile Safari Lodge restaurant just two minutes away on foot. They also have access to the Lodge’s swimming pool overlooking the river.

Campsite Amenities

  • Campfire
  • Seating area
  • River views
  • 24 hour ranger
  • Access to Nile Safari Lodge’s restaurant, bar and pool
  • Guests must provide their own tents and cooking equipment

Activities At The Lodge

  • Boat Ride: Sail around the island in the river and down to the delta – ideal for shoebill spotting! $50 per boat.
  • Bird Walk: With an experienced guide. $10 per person.
  • Game Drives in the Park
  • Boat Ride to Murchison Falls: Excellent for wildlife spotting
  • Hike to the Falls: The only way to get up close!
  • Village Walk: Visit nearby Mubako community with Francis, a community member and guide $10 pp .
  • Cultural Performances: Mubako Community perform traditional songs and dances around the camp fire.

Responsible Travel

As the campsite has neither electricity nor running water, it is very environmentally friendly. Nile Safari Lodge uses solar powered lighting. GeoLodges spport the local community of Mubako with evening performances by their cultural groups. Many staff are also from this community, and local laborers are employed when possible. Paper beads created as a result of the the Bead for Life project are on sale (through GeoLodges´ Earthworks Foundation)

Contact

Tel:
0414 258 273, 0312 260 758
Website:
www.geolodgesafrica.com
Email:
info@geolodgesafrica.com
reservations@geolodgesafrica.com

Price

  • $10 US per person, camping only

1-2 children sharing with adults pay $45 full board per child, or $70 in a room of their own

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Contact

Tel:
0414 258 273, 0312 260 758
Website:
www.geolodgesafrica.com
Email:
info@geolodgesafrica.com
reservations@geolodgesafrica.com

Price

  • $10 US per person, camping only

1-2 children sharing with adults pay $45 full board per child, or $70 in a room of their own

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Simba Safari Camp

Location: Bordering Queen Elizabeth National Park

Simba Safari Camp is a budget safari accommodation situated on the border of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Here you will find a variety of comfortable and affordable guest rooms, dormitory rooms and a well-established campsite with safari tents or space to pitch your own.

Perched on a hill, the camp offers spectacular views of Lake George, Lake Kikorongo and the classic African savannah plains stretching to the distant horizon. It is the closest accommodation for game drives in the Kasenyi plains, and elephants and buffalo can even be viewed from the camp.

Delicious meals are served at our open air restaurant, to give you a taste of real African cuisine. Guests can also choose a wake-up call with fresh tea or coffee served on their verandas.

Whether you wish to go on a game drive, join a boat safari on the Kazinga Channel or go in search of the chimpanzees in Kyambura Gorge, Simba Safari Camp is the perfect base for your adventure!

Lodge Amenities

  • Restaurant and bar
  • Lounge with DSTV
  • Solar power
  • On-site wildlife viewing
  • Our 4WD safari vehicle which can be hired for game drives or transfers to the Park

Room Description

Simba Safari Camp offers eight twin rooms and one triple room. All have ensuite bathrooms with flushing toilets and solar heated water. Private verandas are ideal spots to relax. The family cottage sleeps up to five, with two bedrooms and an additional bed in the lounge.  The four dormitory rooms each have five or six bunk beds with mosquito nets and shared showers and toilet blocks.

Activities At The Lodge

  • Cultural performances by Kikorongo Women’s Group
  • Day trips to Katwe Salt Lake and village
  • Game drives in the Kasenyi Plains and Mweya Peninsula
  • Kazinga Channel boat safari
  • Chimp tracking at Kyambura Wildlife Reserve
  • Exploration of the crater lakes

Responsible Travel

  • Most staff are from local communities, and much of our fresh fruits and vegetables are purchased from their gardens.
  • We host cultural performances and craft workshops at the Camp by Kikorongo Women’s Community.
  • We have solar-powered lighting and solar hot water.

Contact

Tel:
+256 (0) 414-267153 / Mobile: +256 (0) 772-426368
Email:
info@ugandalodges.com
Web:
www.ugandalodges.com

Price

  • Single Room: $55 US b&b, $88 US full board (per room)
  • Twin Room: $78 US b&b, $144 US full board (per room)
  • Triple Room: $117 US b&b, $217 US full board (per room)
  • Family Cottage: $150 b&b, $320 full board (per room)
  • Shared Dormitory: $14 US per person bed only
  • Camping (furnished tent): $22 per tent single occupancy, $28 US per tent double occupancy bed only
  • Camping (own tent): $6 US per person bed only

Prices do not include VAT.
Children under three years sharing a room with their parents are free of charge, children between 3-12 years pay 50%.

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Ruboni Community Camp

Location: Bordering Rwenzori Mountains National Park

Stretching along the Congo border, the spectacular Rwenzori Mountains are the third highest range of mountains in Africa, but one of the most dfficult to climb. On clear days their snow-capped peaks loom over the verdant landscapes of the Rift Valley. Ruboni Community Camp is situated in the Rwenzori foothills, beside the peaceful farming village of Ruboni, and offers guests the chance to enjoy the gorgeous mountain views from the comfort of their own rooms, surrounded by colorful tropical gardens.

Self-contained bandas, private rooms and safari tents are available, along with a restaurant and scenic veranda. All staff are from Ruboni, and will be delighted to share with you their in-depth knowledge of the region and of the Bakonzo culture.

This is the ideal retreat for visitors who wish to hike the Rwenzoris, take an early morning birding trek, or explore the village of Ruboni and meet its friendly residents. As all profits are returned to the community, you can see the direct impacts of your stay!

Camp Amenities

  • Solar powered lighting
  • Restaurant serving typical Ugandan and continental dishes
  • Balcony/veranda with mountain views
  • Private rooms with mosquito nets
  • Small camping area (biger camping available in the village)
  • Private bathrooms with options of composting toilets and flash toilets
  • Hot overhead showers
  • Running water from a spring (bandas only)
  • Showers in bandas.

Room Description

Guests can choose between the campsite (tents not provided), one of the six individual rooms with private washrooms (hot water brought on request) or three self-contained bandas. The rooms and bandas have two midium beds.
Price Per Person based on 2 people sharing (2018)
  • Camping: US$ 5
  • Single rooms: US$ 20.00
  • Self contained bandas: US$ 25.00

Please note that child discount is negotiable

Activities At The Lodge

  • Ruboni Village Walk: See a traditional homestead, craft demonstrations and cultural performance
  • Hill Climb Walk: Mountain views of Margarita Peak, Africa’s 3rd highest mountain
  • Nature Walk: Walk in the forest bordering the UNESCO World Heritage National Park
  • Bird Watching: Look for Rwenzori turacos; tiny, iridescent subirds and colorful bee-eaters
  • Traditional dance performances: Shown to you by the local youth group and you can join in to show your style
  • Three days two nights Mahoma trail inside the park (the Rwenzori) – near the central circuit

Responsible Travel

  • Tourism revenue has funded a number of initiatives including a child school sponsorship program and a tree nursery project. Seedlings raised in a nursery are given to local families or planted in the community forest
  • Organically grown fruit and vegetables are sourced from the local community
  • Income from the sale of crafts is used by the craftswomen to buy goats and pigs, as well as the promotion of a household savings and investment programme
  • creation of a community forest reserve in the buffer zone of the park (So far 100 acres of indigenous forest)

Prices – 2018:

Accomodation:

  • self contained – 25$ pp. B&B
  • noneself contained – 20$pp. B&B
  • camping – 5$ pp. bed only

activities:

  • Village walk – 15$ pp.
  • Hill climb walk – 15$ pp.
  • Forest walk – 15$ pp.
  • Overnight hill hike – 100$ pp all inclussive
  • 3 days 2 nights mahoma trail trek- 460$ pp all inclusive.

Contact

Phone:
+256-752503445  +256-414501866  (office)
+256-774195859 

Supported by

  • GeoLodges Equator Snow lodge

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Red Chilli Rest Camp

Location: Inside Murchison Falls National Park

Red Chilli Rest Camp is the only budget accommodation located inside Murchison Falls National Park – and the best place to meet like-minded travellers; begin your thrilling safari; or take a launch trip to the Falls – the Nile River boat dock is right on our doorstep! Our open-sided restaurant offers great views across the river – and is a great place to relax with a chilled beer or a good book after a dusty day on safari. We also have a bonfire most evenings, and campers with their own cooking equipment are welcome to use the barbecue area.

Red Chilli three-day safaris to Murchison Falls National Park depart three times a week from Kampala, and are perfect for budget and solo travellers, as well as groups. But you don’t need to venture all the way into the park to begin your adventure – warthogs, marabou storks and baboons are frequent visitors to the camp – and at night don’t be surprised if you hear hippos grazing outside the door of your room!

 

Lodge Amenities

  • Restaurant and bar (open until midnight)
  • Outdoor seating areas
  • Bonfire
  • Barbecue area (equipment not provided)
  • Power points for charging laptops and phones
  • On-site wildlife viewing
  • Camping area for up to 100 guests (tents not provided)
  • Electricity is available from 9am until midnight

Room Description

All bandas have mosquito nets, electric lights, fans, linen and towels. Furnished safari tents have linen but no towels, and the tents are treated with mosquito repellent. As there is no electricity, paraffin lamps are supplied. at night

Available rooms include:

  • En-suite family banda (sleeps four)
  • En-suite twin banda
  • Twin banda with shared bathroom facilities
  • Twin safari tent with shared bathroom facilities
  • Camping area – tents not provided

Activities At The Lodge

  • Red Chilli Standard Safari: Perfect if  you are on a tight budget but still want to enjoy the big game experience. Price: US$240 per person.
  • Red Chilli Big Five Safari: Similar to our very popular Murchison Falls Safari but now including rhino tracking. Price: US$285 per person.
  • Red Chilli Queen Elizabeth Four-Day Safari: A four day trip combining wildlife viewing with other activities designed to highlight the best of the scenery and communities in the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountains and the Fort Portal region. Price $299 per person

Our trips run twice a week. Specially designed ‘exclusive’ trips can be organised according to customer requirements.
We offer one night’s free camping or dormitory accommodation at Red Chilli Kampala the night before the trip departs, subject to availability.

Responsible Travel

  • Limited availability of electricity saves energy.
  • Red Chilli is working on introducing solar hot water and a community craft shop. All staff receive training.

Contact

Cell:
0772 709150
Kampala tel:
+256 (0)414 223903
Website:
www.redchillihideaway.com
Bookings can be made online

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Paraa Safari Lodge

Location: Murchison Falls National Park

Established in 1954, Paraa Safari Lodge is in Murchison Falls National Park, on the banks of the mighty River Nile. The Lodge offers a unique blend of comfort, relaxation and adventure.

There is a choice of fine dining, and the Explorer’s bar is the ideal watering hole after a day of wildlife discovery in Murchison Falls National Park. The luxurious pool overlooks the winding river below.

Set in an area of landscaped gardens, the safari décor of the lodge still reflects the bygone era of early explorers, enshrined with a modern touch.
Enjoy a variety of excursions and activities; from exhilarating Safari drives to boat trips along the River Nile, ending at the foot of Murchison Falls. For the more adventurous, one can trek up to the top of the falls and marvel at the views through the mist. A variety of ecosystems and an impressive 451 species of birds awaits you here…

Lodge Amenities

  • Restaurant and bar
  • Travel desk
  • Conference facility
  • Business Service Centre with Internet access
  • Gift Shop
  • Pool
  • Fireplace
  • Laundry service
  • On-site wildlife viewing

Room Description

Each of the 54 rooms is a haven of style and serenity, complete with balcony and private bathroom. All rooms have fans and hot water.
Suites also have air conditioning, mini bars and panoramic windows.

In addition, the Queen’s Cottage has a sunken bath, king-size master bedroom, twin room (both with en suite bathrooms), living/dining room, mini bar and air conditioning.

Activities At The Lodge

  • Chimpanzee Tracking
  • Game Drive
  • Birding and Nature Walks
  • Boat ride to Murchison Falls
  • Fishing
  • Boat trip to the Nile Delta

Responsible Travel

  • The Paraa Safari Lodge supports and operates with the help of the local and surrounding communities. Most of the staff at the lodge are local residents helping to create authentic Ugandan surroundings with the comforts of home.
  • Nightly dancers from Mubako community arrive to show off their moves and display the local culture and heritage.
  • Though few crops grow in this region, we source fruit from the surrounding communities when we can.

Contact:

Marasa Africa.
Plot 96-98 5th Street Industrial Area
P.O.Box 22827 | Kampala | Uganda
 
Ph: +256 (0) 312 260260/1
Ph: +256 (0) 414 255992 
Fax:+256 (0) 312 260262
 

 reservations@marasa.net

 mweyaparaa@africaonline.co.ug

www.marasa.net

Price

Bed and Breakfast:

  • Single: 120,
  • Double: $180, 
  • Suite: $240 (per room)
  • Royal Cottage: $500 (per person)

Full Board:

  • Single:$145
  • Double: $230
  • Suite: $290 (per room)
  • Royal Cottage:$590 (per person)

1-2 children sharing with adults pay $45 full board per child, or $70 in a room of their own

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