Red Chilli - hottest place to chill in while exploring Murchison Falls national park - Uganda Safari News:

red chill-ugandaMurchison Falls National Park is Uganda’s number one largest national park providing an unexplored Uganda safari experience comprising of the classic African Big game watching opportunities, chimpanzee tracking, Magnificent African scenery, the splendid river Nile, and the world’s most powerful water fall.
Red Chilli is strategically located in the heart of Uganda’s largest protected area –Murchison and hence making it the best place for visitors on Uganda safari tour to base while encountering the natural wonders of the pearl of Africa kept in Murchison falls national park.
Straddling on the southern bank of the River Nile in the famous Para pensular in Murchison, the lodge’s camp is just 500 meters from the point where the adventurous Paraa ferry set off to cross to the Nile Delta area where while wildlife game drivers are conducted.
The lodge has well stocked bar and restaurant which serves travelers on Uganda safaris to Murchison falls national park with both traditional as well as some international dishes. The lodge’s meal services are served depending on the following time table Breakfast 7.20am – 10.30am, Lunch 11.30am – 3pm, Dinner 6.30pm – 9pm. Breakfast and lunch are Á la carte, whereas at dinner they offer a choice of 3 different dishes daily: one red meat, one white meat/fish and one vegetarian option.
A bonfire in the lodge is lit most evenings to create comfortable environment that enables visitors to fully enjoy their Uganda Safari experience. The Budget accommodation offers modern toilets and showers that even cater for disabled visitors on safaris and tours to Uganda. All Lodge’s en-suite bandas are fitted with solar hot water systems.
For any traveller planning safaris and tours to Uganda should not worry about the accommodation because Red chill is perfectly waiting to make your wildlife safari to Uganda’s Murchison the most memorable safari.
Uganda Safaris / Uganda Safari News
Prime Uganda Safaris and Tours Ltd

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