Kibale Tented Camp
Our camp is situated 7kms past the Kanyanchu National Park office, after Bigodi village and is signposted on the right hand side.

Accommodation is Full-Board in seven fully furnished Selous tents comprising private verandah, twin bedroom, dressing room and ensuite shower and toilet.

The camp is set amongst a forested area which attracts a host of butterflies, birdlife and small primates. Our camp staff have cut and maintained a small trail around the camp environs where it is possible to take a short nature walk.

Activities in and around Kibale Forest: One of the most recently gazetted National Parks, Kibale Forest boasts 12 species of primates (including habituated chimpanzees), 325 species of birds and over 144 species of butterflies. Although a mature tropical rainforest, the range of altitude has created a diversity in vegetation to include areas of bush grassland, swamp and colonizing forest. Guided forest walks may be arranged locally at the National Park Office at Kanyanchu.

The nearby Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary or "Home of the Great Blue Turacos" offers guided board walks around the Magombe Swamp. The sanctuary covers an area approximately 3km2 from the Kibale National Park boundary to its intersection with the Dura River. The swamp is home to a wide range of Flora and Fauna including Primates, Mammals, and 138+ species of birds. Also available are tree houses for bird watching. 

Lake Mburo Tented Camp
Newly established as a direct result of client demand for luxury accommodation in the area, our camp is conveniently located in the heart of Uganda’s Ankole district, equidistant between Kampala and the tourist attractions in the South-West of the country. Accommodation is Full-Board in ten fully furnished Selous tents comprising private verandah, twin bedroom, dressing room and ensuite shower and toilet. Our camp is situated adjacent to the park on a private ranch, on a small hill of light acacia woodland offering panoramic views of a valley acting as a natural game corridor. Access is via the National Park’s Nshara Gate, enabling clients to game drive to and from the camp.

Activities in Lake Mburo National Park : Game driving in Lake Mburo offers particularly picturesque game viewing with the Park’s mixture of savannah, acacia woodlands, grassy valleys, rocky outcrops, swamps, lakes and rolling hills. Herds of impala (found nowhere else in Uganda), buffalo and zebra, plus waterbuck and eland are amongst the variety of wildlife to be seen. Birders will enjoy the Park’s 310 recorded water and dry land species.

Visitors may arrange a full or half-day walking safari at the Rwonyo Park headquarters, accompanied by a guide and armed ranger. The Park offers a self-guided nature trail and Interpretation Centre for visitors to learn about the park, its wildlife and ecosystems.

Sambiya River Lodge
The Sambiya River Lodge, only 20 minutes from the top of the Falls, is centrally located in the famous Murchison Falls National Park. It is the perfect location for those who want to experience the unique Ambience of Africa. The surrounding leopard country is a mixture of savannah plain and riverine forest that supports a variety of wildlife, untouched by mass tourism.

The park offers stupendous view of the dramatic waterfalls of the Nile River which plunge 45 metres through a narrow 6 meter boulders. Sambiya River Lodge's unique charm is in the atmosphere of intimacy provided to the guests. The twenty thatched cottages include either one or two bedrooms with twin or double beds.

Each of the 26 bedrooms has its own private bathroom facilities as well as a veranda from which guests can relax and enjoy the tranquility of Africa. Service is friendly and unobtrusive. The staff are proud of their skills and are pleased to be of service.

The Lodge can provide you with a comfortable four wheel drive vehicle to explore the area. Travel across the Nile to the North Bank for a game drive through the rare Borassus palm forest and cross rolling savannah as well as visiting the dramatic Nyamsika Plateau view point. Take a cruise on the Nile to the renowned Falls and view the abundance of hippo, crocodile, Cape Buffalo, elephant and rare species of birds, including the shoe bill stork. Track Chimpanzees on foot in the Rabongo and Pabidi Forests or arrange a fishing expedition to the Nile.

Volcanoes Camp
Volcanoes Bwindi Camp is just outside Bwindi National Park, overlooking a stream and looking directly into the forest with various species of monkeys and birds.

This is a simple mobile camp with basic facilities. A permanent camp is under construction. The camp has comfortable tents with their own private facilities. It is a special place from which to savor the atmosphere of the Impenetrable Forest. Access is via Kayonza airstrip - (an hour and half from Entebbe - or a day’s drive from Kampala) or for larger planes via the tarmac airstrip at Kisoro or via Ishasha.

Travellers Rest Camp
This historic colonial hotel was once renowned as ‘the unofficial gorilla HQ’ of East Africa. Recently totally renovated, the charming ten room Volcanoes Travellers Rest has a cosy atmosphere reminiscent of a bygone age. Convenient for gorilla tracking at Mgahinga, Djomba in Congo and in the Parc National des Volcans in Rwanda. All rooms have private facilities. Access as for Mount Gahinga Rest Camp.