Ndali Lodge
Back in the 1920’s, the lodge and its estate was part of a large-scale tea plantation. Today, Ndali Lodge sits on a huge area of stunning landscapes, views, banana plantations, coffee terraces and of course, tea plantations.
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Primate Lodge
This little lodge is a gem in the heart of Kibale National Park. Offering 16 rooms situated in the lush green rainforest, the lodge is a perfect base for your chimpanzee trek as it is a 5-minute drive to the park headquarters. The lodge is part of the Uganda Lodges portfolio who offer simple and comfortable accommodation with an affordable price tag!
Paraa Safari Lodge
Paraa Safari Lodge is located inside Murchison Falls National Park in the beautiful country of Uganda. The lodge itself is one of oldest in this area, established in 1954, and is also much larger than the smaller, more intimate lodges situated here. With over 50 rooms available, we would describe it as a convenient place to stay, but not to everyone’s taste!
Baker's Lodge
Baker’s Lodge is part of the Exclusive Camps and, as all of the other lodges in this portfolio, it offers an authentic, intimate and professional experience. The lodge itself sits on the southern bank of the River Nile, with a huge variety of birds, bathing elephants and pods of hippo seen regularly from the main area and your private verandas!
Nile Safari Lodge
Sitting just outside of Murchison Falls National Park in Uganda, Nile Safari Lodge is a comfortable independent lodge which is new on the block! The lodge, which opened its doors in September 2019, is perched on the southern bank of the River Nile and offers a good base for your time up in this area of Uganda.
Alan and Liz safari
Alan and Liz had a holiday to Tanzania, incorporating a Selous safari and a beach stay in Zanzibar.
Sebastien Photographic Safari
Sebastien spent a week in Ruaha National Park and Selous Game Reserve in southern Tanzania, exploring the park and getting some great photographic opportunities.
Tanzania Honeymoon - James and Caroline
James and Caroline travelled through the southern parks of Tanzania (Selous and Ruaha) for a safari adventure on their honeymoon. They saw some incredible sightings - lion prides, leopards and a honey badger!
The Boller family migration safari
The Boller family spent a couple of days in Olakira Migration Camp in the northern plains of the Serengeti to witness the wildebeest migration herds. They spent 6 hours waiting for a migration crossing and did in fact see one!
Trip to Katavi
Gurth travelled back to Tanzania for his third trip and went to Ruaha and Katavi.
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