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198 lodges across 18 regions
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Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
43 lodges
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to nearly half of the world's remaining mountain gorillas. Bwindi's ancient rainforest covers over 330 square kilometres of steep, mist-covered terrain in southwestern Uganda.
Entebbe
9 lodges
Uganda's gateway city on the shores of Lake Victoria. Home to the international airport, botanical gardens, and a relaxed lakeside atmosphere.
Fort Portal & Crater Lakes
16 lodges
A charming town in western Uganda surrounded by tea plantations, crater lakes, and the Rwenzori foothills. A popular base for Kibale Forest and the crater lakes region.
Ishasha
5 lodges
The southern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, famous for its tree-climbing lions. A quieter, more exclusive safari experience away from the main tourist circuits.
Jinja & River Nile
7 lodges
Uganda's adventure capital at the source of the Nile. White-water rafting, bungee jumping, kayaking, and riverfront relaxation.
Kampala
5 lodges
Uganda's vibrant capital city. A sprawling metropolis built on seven hills, with a growing food scene, cultural landmarks, and busy nightlife.
Karamoja
2 lodges
Uganda's wild northeast. A frontier region of dramatic landscapes, traditional pastoralist cultures, and emerging tourism opportunities.
Kibale National Park
12 lodges
Known as the primate capital of the world. Kibale protects one of the finest tropical forests in Africa, home to 13 primate species including habituated chimpanzees.
Kidepo Valley National Park
9 lodges
A remote and strikingly beautiful park in Uganda's far northeast. Often ranked among Africa's finest wilderness areas, with wildlife found nowhere else in Uganda.
Lake Bunyonyi
6 lodges
One of Africa's deepest lakes, surrounded by terraced hillsides and dotted with 29 islands. A popular rest stop between Bwindi and Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Lake Mburo National Park
13 lodges
A compact savanna park close to Kampala, home to zebras, elands, giraffes, hippos, and over 350 bird species. Often used as a first or last safari stop.
Lake Mutanda
2 lodges
A serene volcanic lake surrounded by the Virunga mountains near Kisoro. A peaceful base for gorilla trekking at Mgahinga or Bwindi's Nkuringo sector.
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
1 lodge
Uganda's smallest national park, set among the Virunga volcanoes. Mgahinga offers gorilla trekking, golden monkey tracking, and volcano hiking in a dramatic volcanic landscape.
Murchison Falls National Park
30 lodges
Uganda's largest national park, where the Victoria Nile forces through a narrow gorge to create one of the world's most powerful waterfalls.
Queen Elizabeth National Park
27 lodges
Uganda's most visited national park, spanning nearly 2,000 square kilometres of savanna, wetlands, lakes and forest. Famous for the Kazinga Channel, tree-climbing lions, and exceptional biodiversity.
Sipi Falls & Mount Elgon
4 lodges
A trio of stunning waterfalls on the slopes of Mount Elgon in eastern Uganda. Known for coffee tours, abseiling, and scenic hiking.
Victoria Lake Islands
6 lodges
The Ssese Islands and other Lake Victoria islands offer beaches, fishing, forest walks, and a laid-back island atmosphere off Uganda's southern coast.
Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
1 lodge
The only place in Uganda to see wild rhinos. A conservation project working to reintroduce white rhinos to Uganda's national parks.
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