MARAFIKI SAFARI LODGE; A NEW GEM IN QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK – UGANDA SAFARI NEWS


marafiki lodge-uganda safari imageMarafiki Safari Lodge is stunningly located on a hill that overlooks Lake George in the Uganda safari destination of Queen Elizabeth National Park which is the mostly visited safari park in Uganda. This accommodation establishment is a new gem that has been put up using locally produced materials that are brought together by local experts.
It has private luxury tents that are perched on wooden floors and their walls are canvass made meaning that they can be rolled up in case of the desire to have impressive views of the scenic savannah plains, the overlooking Rwenzori Mountains and the populations of wildlife that present might present themselves for your encounter while on safari in Uganda.
Apart from luxury private tents, Marafiki Safari Lodge has four timber cabins that offer space and comfort for a rather budget accommodation to travellers on Uganda safari tour. The cozy restaurant where the meals are served offers the perfect start of the day when a guest takes a stimulating breakfast at the beginning on the day before setting off for amazing wildlife safari encounters across the plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park with prospects of spotting elephants, lions, buffaloes, Uganda kobs, leopards among other species.
The evening sundowner commemorates the whole day and allows you to recite all the memories that you might have gathered on your day long encounters. The splendid sunset views across Mount Rwenzori and the bright shining stars that mark the sky of an African night while being warmed by a lovely burning camp fire makes it a typical African night that you hoped to encounter when you were planning your safari to Uganda.
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