Safari Lodge Facts
Park: Queen Elizabeth National ParkAccommodation type: Grass roofed bandas
Number of Rooms: 4
Charging facilities: In public area
Power type: Solar in bandas & public areas
Type of toilets: Low Flushing eco-toilet
Type of shower: Ensuite, regular
Chimpanzee Facts
Park: Queen Elizabeth National ParkNumber of chimpanzees: 20
Average tracking time: 3 - 4 hours
Other Activities
Boat Trip on Kazinga Channel
Game Drives
Community Walk
Search for Tree Climbing Lions in Ishasha
Birding in Kyambura Wetland
- Volcanoes Kyambura Gorge Lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park has 2 reviews
Situated on the edge of the Kyambura Gorge and Queen Elizabeth National Park, in Uganda, one of Africa’s finest national parks, Volcanoes newest lodge, Kyambura Gorge Lodge, has stunning views over the Gorge and the lush savannah of the park, with the peaks of the Rwenzori Mountains in the distance
The main lodge building was originally a coffee store and processing plant, surrounded by coffee plantations. The original structure has been sensitively restored to create a stunning living space, balancing the history of the building with the location and creating a series of distinct luxurious contemporary spaces for guests.
Four beautiful, spacious bandas have been carefully nestled into the hillside, each with their own luxury bathroom. Each room has a different aspect of the panoramic views across the gorge, savannah and mythical Rwenzoris. Each banda is uniquely appointed, adopting a different colour theme.
From the Lodge guests can go chimp tracking in the Kyambura Gorge or Kalinzu forest. Chimps are very mobile, tracking them as they crash through the canopy screaming and whooping can take stamina. Guests can also take a game drive on the plains of Queen Elizabeth to spot lions, elephant, antelope, buffalo and some of the 600 birds species that live in this national park such as the spoonbill stork, or take a boat out onto the Kazinga Channel to spot the many birds and animals which come to cool off at the waters’ edge. Guests can also take a guided walk around the Lodge grounds to tour the community coffee processing plant and other projects supported by Volcanoes, or through the wetland to spot bird species. Alternatively simply relax in the beautiful atmosphere of this unique lodge and watch game on the savannah plains below, listening to the sounds of the chimps and birds in the gorge.
Now open - contact our sales team for reservations!
"as the first paying guests, it was an honor and a delight. Wonderful staff, brilliant design."
"wonderful lodge, beautiful view"
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