Baker's Lodge
Riverside lodge on the south bank of the Victoria Nile, a short drive from the Paraa ferry.
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In Uganda and Rwanda, chosen for where they sit as much as for how they look.
The luxury safari lodges we use in Uganda and Rwanda are picked for position first: close to the trailheads, ferries and game-drive circuits, so less of your day is spent in the vehicle.
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Nile Safari Lodge
Raised chalets and a pool above the Nile, where hippos come ashore below in the evening.
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Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge
Stone cottages on the ridge above the Nkuringo sector, looking out to the Virunga volcanoes.
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Bwindi Lodge
A Volcanoes Safaris lodge at Buhoma, its bandas facing the forest edge.
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Kyaninga Lodge
Thatched log cottages on the rim of a crater lake outside Fort Portal, within reach of Kibale Forest.
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Kyambura Gorge Lodge
A Volcanoes Safaris lodge above the Kyambura Gorge, where chimpanzees live in the forest below.
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Ishasha Wilderness Camp
A tented camp on the Ntungwe River in the Ishasha sector, the base for finding tree-climbing lions.
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Apoka Safari Lodge
Cottages among granite boulders above the Narus Valley, with a pool cut into the rock.
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Mihingo Lodge
Tents built around a rocky outcrop, with horseback safaris among zebra and eland.
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Bisate Lodge
Six forest villas on an eroded volcanic cone, facing Mount Bisoke and Mount Karisimbi.
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Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge
A community-owned lodge near Kinigi, close to the park headquarters where treks begin.
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Magashi Camp
A tented camp on the shore of Lake Rwanyakazinga in the quiet north of Akagera.
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Ruzizi Tented Lodge
Tents among the trees on the Lake Ihema shore, run by the park's management.
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One&Only Nyungwe House
Rooms on a working tea estate at the edge of Nyungwe Forest.
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Photos on lodge cards show the surrounding park; the lodges' own photography replaces them at launch.
How we choose lodges
Position first
A lodge close to the trailhead, ferry or game-drive circuit saves hours of driving and early starts.
Comfort and service
Comfortable rooms, good food and staff who understand the rhythm of safari days.
Fit for the trip
Some nights call for a pool and a long lunch, others for an early night before a trek.
Choice by budget
In most parks we can offer both luxury and ultra-luxury options, and we'll tell you the difference honestly.
Questions travellers ask
Can we choose our own lodges?
Yes. Each safari lists the lodges we plan to use, and any can be swapped for another of your choice and the quote is updated to match.
What does 'or similar' mean?
If a lodge is full on your dates, we book one of the same standard and confirm it in writing before you pay.
Are meals included?
Yes. Lodges on our safaris are booked on full board, with breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Which lodges are best for gorilla trekking?
The ones in the sector on your permit. In Bwindi that decides where you stay; in Rwanda most lodges are near Kinigi.
Not sure which lodge suits you?
Tell us what matters most, whether views, privacy, a pool or the shortest walk to the trailhead, and we'll suggest the right lodge for each night.