YELLOW HAVEN KAMPALA ; A TRANQUIL GETAWAY – UGANDA SAFARI NEWS

yellow-haven-lodge-uganda-safarisNestled on the shores of Lake Victoria Africa’s largest lake and one of the popular Uganda tour sites, the Yellow Haven Kampala is marked with splendid gardens surrounded by the lush freshness which combine to make it an oasis of tranquillity and serenity ideal for getaway from the hassle and bustle of Kampala City.
The water inlets come along with a range of frogs, birds and fish not forgetting the perfect ground for boat rides and experiential canoe paddling along the magnificent lake shoreline in the warm sunshine in a fishing attempt or connecting to any of the adjacent Islands for Barbeque while on a vacation safari holiday in Uganda Africa.
Yellow Haven is a Dutch inspired architectural facility with Ronald Scheer and his wife Joan being the designer architects. The inspiration was to have a remarkable complex in Africa where their friends across the world including those on Safaris to Uganda would be treated to the ultimate offers of nature amidst luxury and unforgettable service.
Accommodation at Yellow Haven Kampala is provided in two (2) storey townhouse and two beautiful single storey units. The apartments are equipped with the modern day European amenities generating ultimate standard and comfort for the guests including those on Uganda Safaris and Tours.
The range of nine (9) en suite Apartments thrive at the Yellow Haven including; Crested Crane equipped with patio, kitchen, 2 double rooms and living room, Wild Geese equipped with bar kitchen, attic balcony, living room and 1 double King sized bed, Kingfisher equipped with living room, kitchen, attic balcony, 1 double King Size bed along with 2 single beds, Ross Turaco equipped with living room, 1 double King sized bed and kitchen, Sunbird equipped with bar kitchen, balcony, living room, 1 double bed along with 1 single bed, Tower marked with 1 small double bed and shower, Wax Bill equipped with 2 bedrooms each fitted with a double bed and balcony with the views of the pool and the lake, Starling equipped with one bed room and Yellow Ibis equipped with 2 bedrooms with 1 bed room marked with 2 single rooms while another has 1 single room.
The facilities at Yellow Haven Kampala include; restaurant overlooking the lake, 22 seat conference facility overlooking the lake, Free Wi-Fi, gift shop, BBQ,  Laundry service, Luggage storage, Secure parking, Sauna/ Massage, Swimming pool, Dutch residence restaurant, bar and lounge along with complimentary drinking water in the fridges. These combine to make the Yellow Haven a perfect getaway for the Uganda safari holiday enthusiasts.


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