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PAID CONTENT FOR WILDPLACES AFRICA LODGES & CAMPS PAID CONTENT FOR WILDPLACES AFRICA LODGES & CAMPS


Wildplaces Africa Lodges & Camps UGANDA


A safari in Uganda is like experiencing ‘Africa in miniature’ — it’s all here. From tangled jungles and glacier-topped mountains to roaring rapids, sparkling lakes, arid savannahs and vast, grassy plains. Thankfully, Wildplaces luxury lodges and camps provide the perfect base, located in pockets of Uganda that remain wild and secret. Uganda, often referred to as the ‘Pearl of


Africa’, offers some of the most diverse and captivating wildlife safaris on the continent. Its lush landscapes, ranging from dense rainforests to savannah plains, provide the perfect backdrop for encountering a wide array of wildlife. Uganda is renowned for its gorilla trekking experiences in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, where visitors can come face-to-face with endangered mountain gorillas. The country is also home to a wealth of other unique wildlife including chimpanzees and tree climbing lions in several national parks, and large herds of elephants, buffalo and antelope. Boat safaris along the Kazinga Channel provide a novel perspective on aquatic wildlife including hippos, crocodiles and swimming elephant, while


birdwatchers can enjoy spotting over 1,000 bird species across the country. Situated in vast, untouched wilderness areas,


Wildplaces’ seven award-winning lodges are intimate, private and unique. Every option, from Honey Bear Bush Camp in Kyambura Game Reserve to Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge in Uganda’s southwest highlands, have panoramic views — be it over a tropical forest canopy, a vast savannah or across a chain of volcanoes. At all resorts and lodges, guests won’t be


crowded around a buffet table or waiting in line with other vehicles to catch a glimpse of a lion or a herd of elephants. In fact, all safaris have their own private 4WDs, are not confined to rigid, pre-set itineraries and are led by knowledgeable guides. Conservation is at the heart of Wildplaces Africa


Lodges & Camps. All the staff are hired from the local community and are active in building community projects. So, whether looking for a safari in Uganda or just visiting as part of a larger trip across the continent, Wildplaces Africa Lodges & Camps have something for everyone.


DON’T MISS Get up close with mountain gorillas while trekking at Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest


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KEY FEATURES • 7 camps and lodges • Personalised, private safaris • Sailing safari on Uganda’s only dhow in Kyambura Game Reserve


• Trekking with mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest


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