Kibale Forest Camp in Kibale National Park-Uganda safari News

kibale -imageKibale Forest Camp is directly situated in a patch of indigenous forest, just few kilometres outside Kibale Forest National Park. The Camp is the best accommodation place for budget and mid-range travellers who are on their Uganda primate trekking safaris and tours. The well-structured camp site borders the famous Bigodi swamp and it is also located just mere 4 km distance from the starting point for chimpanzee tracking and this implies that the camp is the nearest for visitors on their chimpanzee trekking safaris in Uganda. Spending a night in the campsite before trekking chimps will reduce the cases of visitors missing chimpanzee trekking experience due to arriving in the trekking area late.
The camp is famous as birding paradise and hence tourists on Uganda safari destination of Kibale can enjoy the sights, sounds of various birds within the compound of the Kibale campsite before even entering the Kibale forests. Besides the bird species, visitors spending a night in the camp are assured of the fantastic views of the different primate species such as white and Red Colobus, the red tailed monkeys, grey cheeked mangabey and the blue monkey. The interesting primates frequently visit the areas were Kibale forest camp is found.
Kibale Forest Camp offers visitors accommodation on the ten African safari style tents which are comfortably furnished with twin or double beds. The African Safari tents provide visitors a taste of African traditional accommodation while maintaining the modernity which is much valued in this twentieth century .Each safari tent has its own private ensuite bathroom with a flush toilet, a dressing room and a hot water shower. All these are provided to ensure that tourists on their Uganda safaris can enjoy the safari. Just within the verandas, visitors can watch the red or black and white colobus rotating in the dense camp surrounding.
Lazy camping is one of the wonderful options one can experience the wilderness of Africa and Kibale forest camp offers a more budget option in the form of non-self-contained tents. The camp’s lazy camping products offered to visitors involve the basic camping tent which is furnished with 2 single beds and a solar lantern. The well maintained campsite of Kibale Forest Camp is a little green gem and the only lodge which offers the best services and facilities needed by tourists on primate safaris in Uganda.
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