MWEYA SAFARI LODGE

Queen Elizabeth National Park | Uganda

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HIGHLIGHTS

WHAT WE LOVE

Panoramic views of the Rwenzori Mountains

Right on the slow-flowing Kazinga Channel

Everything from tents to presidential suites

WHEN TO VISIT

CONSERVATION & COMMUNITY

Community development
Working with Sustainable Tourism in the Albertine Rift (STAR) Initiative, Pearls of Uganda and USAid to improve primary schools in Kazinga

Wildlife Clubs of Uganda
Supporting local schools that are members of this country-wide conservation education programme

Muljibhai Madhvani Foundation
Supporting the work to improve overall technical and scientific education with scholarship contributions to the University of Uganda

Pack For A Purpose
Co-ordinating guests’ donations of school, sport, medical and other supplies for schools in the area

OVERVIEW

Queen Elizabeth National Park is arguably the most biodiverse in Uganda with 95 mammal species (including chimpanzees) and 619 recorded bird species (the second-highest in Africa). This cornucopia of wildlife is thanks to multiple habitats, including the Rwenzoris (also known as the Mountains of the Moon), Katwe Crater and Lakes Edward and George.

Mweya Safari Lodge is a sprawling property on the shore of the Kazinga Channel. Boasting unusual facilities like a hair salon, sauna and steam bath, it is also the starting point for exciting game drives, exhilarating hot-air ballooning and unforgettable chimp trekking. At the end of the day, sundowners on the deck overlooking the wide channel are the perfect way to toast another wonderful day on safari.