Uganda Accommodation

The Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for a reason: its verdant greenery, volcanoes and lakes give life to more than half of the world’s population of endangered mountain gorilla. The perfect host for visitors eager on gorilla trekking in the forest (and viewing its other wildlife) is undoubtedly Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp.

Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge provides breathtaking views of Uganda’s rainforests and the Virunga Volcanoes. Engage in birding, gorilla trekking, and insights into local cultures with a village tour. The lodge offers a collection of cottages that provide an intimate feel with only seven available. Meals are all-inclusive in this experience with special dinners arranged in the wild.

Aptly named, the Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge is located in Queen Elizabeth National Park in Western Uganda. The lodge was built according to ecological principals, borders the Kazinga channel offers private and affordable accommodation, and welcomes frequent wildlife visitors.

Kasenyi Safari Camp is located in the Kasenyi savannah in the Queen Elizabeth National Park. Go looking for chimpanzees, boating on the Kanzinga Channel, and enjoy the uninterrupted views of Queen Elizabeth National Park from your private deck. Be sure to look out for the wildlife that frequents the camp.

The Gorilla Resort is located on a mountainside near the Buhoma area of Bwindi National Park. In addition to its comfortable accommodation and spectacular views of the thick forests of the National Park, the resort is only minutes away from the gorilla trekking starting point — the ideal base for your gorilla trekking adventure.

Conveniently close to the airport and near some of Entebbe’s most popular attractions, namely the Botanical Gardens, Uganda Wildlife Education Centre and Lake Victoria, The Boma Entebbe is certainly superbly placed. With comfortable rooms, airport transfers, a restaurant, pool, manicured garden, Wi-Fi and a focus on eco-friendly practices, The Boma has everything you need for a stress-free stay.

The beauty of Primate Lodge lies not only in its idyllic rainforest setting and chimpanzee encounters but also in its admirable efforts towards conserving the environment and communities of Uganda through the lodge’s design, solar powered electricity, and community involvement.

With the mist-laden Rwenzori Mountains in the distance, a lake below, and Kibale Forest National Park nearby — Ndali Lodge provides an affordable and homely weekend away and stopover point for those visiting Uganda. Explore coffee terraces, tea and vanilla plantations; spotting birds and butterflies along the way.

On the shores of Africa’s largest lake and with activities including boating and golfing on your doorstep, Lake Victoria Serena Resort promises a relaxing getaway in this Mediterranean-styled haven, conveniently close to Entebbe International Airport and Kampala.

Overlooking the Queen Elizabeth National Park and the Mountains of the Moon, Kyambura Gorge Lodge offers sweeping views as well as several of Uganda’s most popular activities—including chimp trekking and safaris in the national park. Watch the sunset from your private balcony after a day of exploring the surrounding areas.

Kibale Forest Camp is located just outside Kibale National Park — an area home to 13 different primate species and over 1,000 wild chimps. Discover the world of chimps, go on walks and visit the surrounding area knowing you can return to a delicious four-course dinner and comfortable tents.

Raw African wilderness, sublime scenery and the chance to see the tree-climbing lions of Ishasha can all be found at Ishasha Wilderness Camp in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Located on a riverbank and the only camp for a 70km radius, you are assured of an intimate encounter with the wild while enjoying superb facilities and service.