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Stays In Uganda
Where To Stay In Queen Elizabeth
9 places to sleep, from lodges, luxury camps and more.
9 places to sleep, from lodges, luxury camps and more.
Tree-climbing lions in Ishasha, hippos along the Kazinga Channel and crater lakes.
Below are 9 stays in Queen Elizabeth, grouped by type. Rates are per person sharing and are indicative until we quote your dates.
Channel-facing lodges give you hippos from the bed. Combine with Bwindi for a classic Uganda loop.
Solid walls, a pool and a bigger dining room. Easy, comfortable and a favourite for families and first-time visitors.
A comfortable lodge with a pool and a terrace, where the channel sweeps below the terrace.
Spacious suites, a long bar and a pool for the afternoon, where the channel sweeps below the terrace.
Easy, sociable and family-friendly, where the channel sweeps below the terrace.
A comfortable lodge with a pool and a terrace, where the channel sweeps below the terrace.
Canvas on the outside, proper beds and hot showers on the inside. These are the stays that most people picture when they dream of safari.
Canvas suites with proper beds, private decks and ensuite bathrooms, where the channel sweeps below the terrace.
Tented suites with copper baths and four-poster beds, where the channel sweeps below the terrace.
Only a handful of tents, each with its own veranda, where the channel sweeps below the terrace.
Simpler camps with the same wildlife and the same guides. Great value, with more of the budget left for activities.
Simple tents and warm company around the fire, where the channel sweeps below the terrace.
Honest food, hot bucket showers and guides who know every track, where the channel sweeps below the terrace.
Curious where everything sits? Open the map and explore the area before you choose.
Look at the lodges first, then ask about age rules, family rooms and a pool.
Choose a tented camp with a private deck. Ask us to add a bush dinner or a surprise.
Ask about interconnecting rooms or booking a whole camp. We can manage the sleeping plan for every age.
Bush and mid-range camps give the same wildlife for much less. Green-season rates are the lowest.
We suggest 2 – 3 nights. That is long enough to settle in and make the most of the wildlife without rushing.
June – August and December – February. Green-season rates are lower, and the landscape is lusher.
Drive from Kibale or fly from Entebbe. We arrange every transfer and flight for you.
Channel-facing lodges give you hippos from the bed. Combine with Bwindi for a classic Uganda loop.
Tell us your dates and who is travelling and we will suggest the right stay.
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