Having Memorable stay at Mahogany Springs lodge in Uganda –Uganda Safari News

MAHOGANY SPRINGS -IMAGEThe lodge is located close to Munyanga River overlooking the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and it provides privacy as well as serenity mixed with optimal comfort in an exclusive setting where visitor on his Uganda gorilla trekking safaris can stay and enjoy the impressing activity of gorilla trekking in Uganda the pearl of Africa. The lodge is one of the most luxurious accommodations places in the whole of East Africa and visitors stay in this lodge makes him or her gain un comparable experience.
Visitor’s stay in this wonderful lodge enables him or her enjoy sleeping at the rooms which are superior suites and there is only one presidential suite which contains two ensuite bedrooms, hence making it the very ideal place for people travelling with their families.
The superior suites of the lodge are all spacious and big enough built with large glass doors which take one onto a balcony that offers relaxing and beautiful views of the surrounding. All the room used for sleeping have mosquito nets around their beds and the big spacious ensuite bathroom containing shower is present. The main lodge building on its upper sides contains a thatched roof as well as a large terrace where visitors are served with breakfast, and a dining room with fireplaces. Therefore visitors stay in this lodge enable him or her have taste of African dishes and even international dishes are served to clients.
There is also a gift shop located within the lodge area where visitors can purchase local art and craft products made from local materials and the lounge area equipped with a library of books which can be read by visitors on their free time, The other interesting things include a portable DVD players as well as a DVD library plus board games which can be utilized or watched by guest in order to enhance their experience.
The lodge serves clients with menu containing a la carte and during afternoon times tea with freshly baked cakes and pastries is served visitors especially after one getting involved in hectic activity of trekking  gorillas.
Despite of the fact that the lodge offers lodging facilities and amenities, it also organizes excursion for visitors to visit local communities and also do gorilla trekking. The various tours organized in the lodge include nature walks, guided bird walks as well as visits to the lodge's vegetable garden .Hence staying in the lodge offers an opportunity visitors on their Uganda safaris to explore different interesting tourism activities which all offer memorable experiences.
Uganda Safaris /Uganda Safari News
Prime Uganda Safaris and Tours Ltd

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