Kampala
Kampala
A city tour in Kampala will involve visiting places like Kabaka’s palace and lake, the Ugandan Museum, the Bahai temple (the only temple in Africa), Uganda Martyrs Shrine, beautiful cathedrals and the old mosque of Kampala.
A city tour in Kampala will involve visiting places like Kabaka’s palace and lake, the Ugandan Museum, the Bahai temple (the only temple in Africa), Uganda Martyrs Shrine, beautiful cathedrals and the old mosque of Kampala.
This luxurious 4-star resort hotel is ideally located on the shores of Lake Victoria and a convenient 1 kilometre from the Entebbe international airport. The lodge is part of the Marriott Chain so it meets all high standards that they offer, with plenty of facilities, clean rooms and professional service.
As part of the Serena portfolio chain, this lodge is very large in size and has an abundance of facilities. As it has its own golf course, it is an obvious choice for those who like golf and would like to have a round or two before or after their Uganda itinerary. Aside from golf, it has comfortable rooms, a large pool, a spa, curio shop and more.
Silverback Lodge offers simple accommodation but with a great location and price tag! It’s a good option for those who want to stay in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park without the price tag that comes with the more luxurious of the lodges. The lodge has a small bar and dining area and the rooms are pretty simple but, the views and location make up for it.
This lodge is located on a solid rock peninsula amidst the rapids of the River Nile in the south-eastern part of Uganda. The lodge is part of the high-end Lemala portfolio (who own luxury safari lodges in Tanzania) and is certainly fitting with their level of accommodation, service and overall hospitality.
This lodge is part of the Wild Places portfolio and its sister properties include Clouds Mountain Lodge in Bwindi and Semliki Safari Lodge in Semliki. The lodge sits in an area with an abundance of wildlife including lions, leopard, cheetah, elephant, giraffe, zebra, hartebeest, waterbuck and many more.
Located in the southern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, in the area of Ishasha, this unspoilt area is famous for its tree-climbing lions which can be spotted resting in the branches of the large fig trees. The whole camp has a very authentic safari-feel to it, with canvased tents, hot bucket showers and intimate communal dining in the main mess area.
A great choice of accommodation for those looking for a more quiet and remote area of Bwindi Forest in the south-western part of Uganda. Accommodation at Nkuringo comprises of eight cottages in the tranquillity of the rainforest, the atmosphere of a mountain chalet and the warm hospitality Ugandans are known for.
This lodge offers simple and comfortable accommodation in the northern part of Bwindi National Park, in south-western Uganda. The lodge has eight cottages which all offer beautiful views out to the forest valley – the perfect view to sit and look out to after your gorilla trek. The food and service is good and overall, it offers great value for money.
This lodge is flagship of the Wild Places portfolio of Uganda. Sitting at a height of 2,000 metres above sea level, it is the highest and arguably, one of the most luxurious lodges, in all of Uganda.