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Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge is situated in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest which is home to a population of somewhat 330 mountain gorillas (gorilla beringei). This is roughly half of the world’s total population! Interestingly, Bwindi is the only forest in Africa where chimpanzees and mountain gorillas co-exist – well worth the time and energy it takes to get here. The lodge comprises of eight stone bedrooms with two of these being double-roomed family units for families or couples traveling together. The main building, with reception, dining, shop and bar area, has six fireplaces to keep it cozy throughout the day. Views from the main balcony area stretch across to Rwanda and the Virungas as well as all the way across the border towards Goma in the Congo – absolutely magnificent! Each room has its own cosy fireplace which is just what you need following a long day tracking the gorillas. They each have all the necessary comforts required to make you feel like this is a second home. The main lodge offers soft and plush finishes with turned wood, and commissioned artwork from Ugandan artists adorn the walls throughout.

Set on the banks of the pristine Munyanga River and facing the Impenetrable Forest, Mahogany Springs is a beautiful lodge with a real emphasis on service. A huge terrace wraps around the main building, from where guests can enjoy views of the forest and relax to the sound of the river flowing gently by. Sink into a chair in front of the fireplace in the living room with a book, or enjoy a drink from the bar before sitting down to dinner in the restaurant or out on the terrace. Most of the produce used is grown on-site to ensure everything is as fresh as it is delicious. Each suite bears the name of English royals, both past and present, and feature large double doors and windows and en-suite bathrooms with open terracotta showers. They also have private balconies with panoramic views over the grounds, river and the surrounding forest. For the ultimate private getaway, the presidential suite features two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a spacious living room and a large private terrace. There is plenty to keep you occupied during your stay at Mahogany Springs, including gorilla tracking, birdwatching, tree planting, and nature walks. And once you’re done exploring, it is the perfect place to simply relax, unwind and take in the beautiful environment.

Seated in the foothills of the Virunga Volcanoes, Mount Gahinga is a charming lodge with an impressive backdrop of Mgahinga’s three volcanoes themselves.

Take some time to rest and relax here at the small and friendly Boma in Entebbe. Just minutes from the international airport, this charming guesthouse offers plenty of comforts whether you are starting or ending your trip, or between destinations. Each of the eleven rooms are individually designed with a mix of African and European style and come with large plush beds, a small living area and a private bathroom. Enjoy all the comforts of a modern hotel combined with the character of the original 1940’s home. Staff ensure every guest receives personalised service and experience the full charm of this quaint lakeside town. The hotel’s restaurant and bar, which is set in tropical gardens, looks out to the lovely Lake Victoria. Unwind with a dip in the newly built swimming pool and relax over afternoon tea on the pretty terrace before continuing the next leg of your journey.

In a converted old coffee processing plant sitting in a green hillside, Kyambura Gorge Lodge is an eclectic base for an adventurous safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Set against a stunning backdrop of Lake Kyaninga and the Mountains of the Moon beyond, Kyaninga Lodge is the spectacular result of Englishman Steve Williams’ vision, six years of unwavering commitment and over a thousand hand carved logs. Eight cottages perch on platforms strung out along the crater’s rim, connected by a snaking wooden walkway. Each is spacious with twin or double beds, an indoor seating area leading out onto a private balcony, luxurious en suite bathrooms and incredible views all round. The main lodge has an open fireplace and welcoming lounge area, decking areas and a spectacularly set swimming pool. It also houses the restaurant which serves classical European cuisine, tweaked to make use of local ingredients, most of which are hand-picked from Kyaninga Lodge’s own kitchen garden. The lodge is perfectly placed for chimpanzee tracking and hikes inside Kibale Forest National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park is two hours away and there are some wonderful community projects to visit nearby.