paraa safari lodge in Murchison falls national park

Paraa-Safari-LodgeBeginning operation in the year 1954, the Paraa Safari Lodge in the Uganda safari site of Murchison Falls National Park is a luxury accommodation establishment that have presented itself to offer quality and yet affordable overnight stay inside the park.
The lodge is impressively set on the banks of the world’s longest Nile River close to Paraa jetty which is the departure point for the boats, ferry crossing and the close point to Uganda Wildlife Authority headquarters. This makes it a perfect base to explore Murchison Falls National Park on your safari in Uganda
Paraa Safari Lodge features a distinct mixture of comfort, adventure and relaxation.  every room features a complete private setting with a balcony and bathroom fixed to it alone. At Paraa, the issue of differentiation has been given keen attention and the travelers on safaris in Uganda with various preferences have a diverse of options to choose from.
There are standard rooms which feature single, twin and double beds designed in a simple safari environment holding minimum of comfort level enough not to disappoint. They have views of the swimming pool and the Nile River beyond. They are en suite with fans, bathroom and balcony.
The lodge also features Safari Tents which are three (3) in number and at a short walk-able distance from the building of the main lodge and features more safari touch than any other room. They feature adequate interior furnishing and are close to the river. They feature ceiling fans, private bathroom and balcony
Paraa Safari Lodge also features Suites which are more spacious with a living room equipped with sofas, mini bar, Air conditioning, private bathroom, large windows with clear outside views.
The lodge also contains the Queen’s Cottage features ultimate comfort level and is the top notch of all the rooms suitable for the affluent travelers on Uganda tours. It features a king sized bed, private bathroom and shower, another twin bed room with a sunken bath and a shower, extensive living room and balcony not forgetting mini bar and Air conditioning.
Paraa Safari Lodge matches the standard of the Luxury safari lodge. It features an extended swimming pool overlooking the Nile also with a pool bar, great restaurant with a captain’s table perched on the upper level. The lodge features a business Center that operates from 8am to 8pm equipped with internet and printer. Paraa Safari Lodge also features a well set conference facility and an explorers bar located after the Restaurant not forgetting a gift shop where guests can secure a memorabilia to take back home as a remembrance for taking a safari to Uganda

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