Staying at Nile safari lodge in Murchison falls national park – Uganda safari news

Nile-Safari-LodgeThe Nile Safari Lodge is located in the southern sector of the park and is surrounded by forested landscapes and fronted by the mystical Nile River whose legend for the discovery of its source dates far back to the Roman times when the great European explores set to undertake safaris to Africa including safari to Uganda in search of it.
Nile Safari Lodge presents a complete wilderness environment that is completely detached from the bustling life. Its accommodation to Uganda safari undertakers is provided in ten (10) rooms that are spacious, five (5) wooden chalets and tents that feature a touch that is inclined to luxury setting. The rooms are self-contained and have private balconies that offer impressive view of the area.
The Nile Safari Lodge has impressive quality facilities including a fully stocked bar, restaurant that is well set to serve both local and international cuisine, lounge overlooking the wilderness, swimming pool that allow the travelers on safaris in Uganda to refresh after a thrilling adventure in the hot savannah and impressive camp fire that mark the typical African night.
The lodge presents an impressive ground for the exploration of the two sectors of Murchison Falls in detail. Crossing with the ferry at 7am for the game drive experience in the north and connecting to the Paraa jetty for an afternoon boat cruise not forgetting the visit to the top of the falls, birding encounters in Rabongo forest or connecting to Hoima and the Albertine sceneries via Bugungu gate. These combine to make your stay at Nile Safari Lodge a memorable one while on safari in Uganda and Murchison Falls in particular.
Murchison Falls National Park is apparently the largest park in Uganda and supports unique species like patas monkey, Rothschild Giraffes, the Jackson’s Hartebeest, the vulnerable and rare shoebill stork among other species thus being among the top destinations to appear on the list of travelers while planning their safari to Uganda.
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