Why sleep at Paraa safari lodge in Murchison falls national park – Uganda safari news

paraa safari lodgeAt the cliff just above the majestic flowing Nile River, the Paraa Safari Lodge stands as an ideal accommodation facility to spend a couple of nights while on Safari in Uganda. The panoramic position offers not only unmatched views of the calm flowing Nile River but also the dense savannah woodland on the southern sector of Murchison Falls National Park and the extensive open savannah grassland in the northern sector of the park dotted with counts of African wild game.
Paraa Safari Lodge is a luxury facility enjoying world class facilities including the large sized swimming pool that is really very necessary to cope with the hot conditions of Murchison Falls National Park. Relaxing in the soothing pool waters in the mid morning after a rewarding early morning game drive is such incredible experience that a traveler on Africa safari vacation holiday in Uganda should not attempt to miss.
Accommodation at Paraa Safari Lodge is provided in a range of options from which guests on Uganda tours with varying interests can choose from. But regardless of the option considered, all the 54 rooms are en suite and feature minimum degree of comfort. The Standard rooms are popular among the many because of their affordability but guests looking for Air conditioning can consider the Suites and those interested in maintaining the safari touch can go for Safari tents while for top notch guests preferably with family can settle for a Queen’s Cottage.
Considering its location in the northern sector, Paraa Safari Lodge offers an opportunity for early morning and late evening game drives while its closeness to the Paraa jetty offers the guests’ not only a relaxed access to the boat cruises along the Nile River but also for ferry crossing to the southern sector.
Murchison Falls National Park is currently the most popular Uganda Safari destination presenting opportunities for viewing the Big five with Rhinos in the adjacent Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, Rothschild Giraffes, Nile Crocodiles, myriad of Hippos, Jackson’s Hartebeest, Vulnerable Shoebill stork among others. It can be accessed by both land and Air and Prime Uganda Safaris and Tours would always be available to offer Ultimate Africa Safari memories!

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