Wildlife holiday accommodation in Uganda

Situated in the heart of the Kidepo Valley National Park in northeast Uganda, Apoka Safari Lodge sits in a stunning location with breathtaking views across the savannah plains and distant mountains. The lodge has ten spacious canvas rooms and a rock swimming pool, which overlooks a waterhole. Find Out More

This intimate safari styled lodge is nestled on the southern bank of the River Nile in the stunning Murchison Falls National Park. Baker’s Lodge offers ten safari suites, all with their own deck overlooking the river, and the dining area is positioned to take full advantage of both sunrise and sunset. Find Out More

This lodge is situated within Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and less than five minutes walk from the start point of the gorilla trekking. It comprises eight comfortable cottages, each with its own private verandah, which affords wonderful views of the surrounding forest canopy. Find Out More

This stunning eco-lodge overlooks the primeval forest of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, home to gorillas, chimpanzees, monkeys and birds. Accommodation consists of eight spacious wooden cottages, and guests often spend hours on the terrace watching the varied wildlife moving through the tree canopy. Find Out More

This luxurious lodge is situated high on Nteko Ridge, on the southern edge of Bwindi National Park, just a short walk from the control point for tracking the Nkuringo group of mountain gorillas. Accommodation consists of eight stone cottages, two of which are double-roomed family units. Find Out More

In the remote southern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park on the Ntungwe River, the luxurious Ishasha Wilderness Camp accommodates guests in ten well-appointed en suite tents. On a clear day you can see the Virunga Volcanoes lying to the south, and the Rwenzori Mountains to the north. Find Out More

Situated on the edge of the Kyambura Gorge and Queen Elizabeth National Park, this small lodge has stunning views over the surrounding lush savannah, with the Rwenzori Mountains in the distance. From here you can go chimp tracking and enjoy vehicle safaris or boat trips, and there are also guided walks. Find Out More

This exclusive retreat beside Lake Mburo National Park consists of 12 spacious tented rooms on wooden platforms with thatched roofs, all with exceptional views. The infinity pool overlooks the valley below where zebra, bushbuck, buffalo, eland, impala and warthogs can be seen drinking at the waterhole. Find Out More

Mount Gahinga Lodge nestles in the shadow of the dramatic Virunga Volcanoes, on the edge of Mgahinga National Park, and is the ideal place to stay for tracking gorillas in Nkuringo. Other activities include climbing a volcano, birding or nature walks, or simply taking in one of Africa’s most breathtaking landscapes. Find Out More

Mweya Safari Lodge is a large, first class accommodation, located on a peninsula within the heart of the spectacular Queen Elizabeth National Park. All rooms have en suite facilities and boast private balconies looking out across the famous Kazinga Channel with its large hippo population. Find Out More

Pineapple Bay can be found on Bulago Island in the serene waters of Lake Victoria, and offers eight large chalets, including some suitable for families. Located less than an hour’s boat journey from Entebbe, it is easily accessible and offers a perfect place to relax after your Ugandan safari adventure. Find Out More

This exclusive eco-lodge stands in a secluded position in the lush Kibale Forest, home to 13 species of primate including chimpanzees. Nine luxury safari tents on raised wooden platforms are covered by thatch to blend perfectly with the environment, and there is also an opportunity to stay in a tree house. Find Out More

Semliki Safari Lodge is a beautiful small tented lodge nestling on the crest of Uganda’s Wasa River Valley, ideally located for chimpanzee tracking. Tents have permanent thatched roofs and are furnished with a large four-poster bed, with private verandahs providing panoramic views across the bush. Find Out More