25 Jun 2015
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KAMPALA, UGANDA - Volcanoes Safaris, specialists in rare mountain gorilla and chimpanzee safaris in Uganda and Rwanda and leaders in eco-tourism is pleased to now offer its luxury lodges on an exclusive hire basis. Ideal for large celebratory get togethers (a “wild” wedding or landmark birthday perhaps?), unique corporate gatherings or simply the ultimate private luxury safari holiday experience.
The Lodges Comprising a collection of four lodges, three in Uganda and one in Rwanda, each one is unique to its setting.Offering access to different great ape species, wildlife, a myriad of exotic birds, vibrant communities anda welcoming team who will enhance each group's stay with their exceptional service, knowledge and bespoke approach. Virunga Lodge, Rwanda –set in a spectacular hilltop location overlooking the Virunga volcanoes and shimmering Ruhondo and Bulera lakes, Virunga lodge comprises 10 luxury bandas, two of which were introduced last year in celebration of its 10th anniversary, with a refreshed look for the remaining ten being introduced this April. Known as an exceptional location for tracking the endangered mountain gorillas, other activities available include hiking a volcano, seeing Dian Fossey's grave and watching vibrant Intore Dance performances. |
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Kyambura Lodge, Uganda – converted from an old coffee processing plant, the contemporary safari lodge comprises eight bandas that offer far-reaching views across the Queen Elizabeth National Park and the mythical Mountains of the Moon as well as unrivalled access to wildlife – including a troop ofthreatened chimps–and restored wetlands. Mount Gahinga Lodge, Uganda– nestled in the Virunga foothills, Mount Gahinga lodge comprises six authentic bandas echoing traditional pygmy huts complete with modern comforts, spacious sunrooms and breath-taking views. Staying at Mount Gahinga will afford guests the chance to see Golden Monkeys, track the Gorillas in southern Bwindi, Hike one of the magnificent- ancient volcanoes and discover the customs and ways of the local Batwa pygmy community via the Volcanoes Safaris Partnership (a non-profit organisation connecting Volcanoes lodges to neighbouring communities)
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