Staying at Bush Lodge while on your wild life safaris in Queen Elizabeth National Park - Uganda Safari News

bush lodgeThe Bush Lodge is the best base for tourists on wildlife safaris in Uganda’s activities in Queen Elizabeth National Park. The lodge is perfectly built under ecological principals and the bandas in the lodge are designed in spacious way to offer privacy and endure that visitor on holiday Uganda safaris enjoys comfortable stays in the lodge.
The lodge has unique setting surrounded by the Queen Elizabeth National Park and bordering the Kazinga channel. The lodge has animal’s library room and tourists can enjoy reading different literature about wild life in Africa and Uganda in particular. The Bush Lodge also offers a safari camp which is authentic and affordable to tourists. While at the lodge visitors should expect a great outdoor safari atmosphere and experience which is close to nature experience with excellent local food and friendly service offered by experienced staff working in the lodge.
The lodge Restaurant is situated in one of the tent which is set to overlook the magnificent Kazinga Channel and to have the beautiful sights of Rwenzori mountain range while enjoying the excellent local and internal food served in the restaurant. The lodge offers the excellent service which is really needed by travelers on Uganda safaris and tours. In the evenings especially when weather is favorable, staffs can take visitor’s table outside and arrange a starlit dinner where tourists can enjoy their wonderful evening with all the comfort needed.
Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge provides budget friendly accommodation facilities to budget travelers spending their safari in Uganda’s second largest protected area. The accommodation facilities and services are offered in the 10 non-self-contained tents. These tents are furnished and designed with comfortable beds as well as a bedside table and a power outlet for charging phones, cameras. All tents are set under a grass thatched roof which offers visitor’s private occupancy and provides perfect welcome shade.
For travelers who want to have some privacy and a real Bush experience, The lodge offers two self-contained tents which are located a little distance away from the main lodge. These are Ideal for family travelers planning to spend holiday safaris in Uganda because an extra tent can be placed on the adjacent platform.
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Prime Uganda Safaris and Tours Ltd

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