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Lodge Mid-Range

Lake Mulehe Safari Lodge

(5-STAR)
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest Lakeside safari lodge on Lake Mulehe surrounded by lush greenery and wilderness

About the Lodge

Lake Mulehe Safari Lodge is set along the peaceful shores of Lake Mulehe, surrounded by lush greenery and untouched wilderness. The lodge offers twelve fully furnished cottages, each named after gorillas from nearby Mgahinga National Park. Guests can choose from double, twin, single, triple, or family cottages, all en-suite and featuring private porches that guarantee privacy along with stunning views of the lake. The cottages are set apart to provide a sense of calm and seclusion, allowing visitors to relax completely while enjoying sunrises, sunsets, and the natural sounds of the lake.

Inside, the cottages are airy, spacious, and thoughtfully designed to combine comfort with elegance. Rooms include mosquito nets for protection, hot water bottles for cozy nights, and indigenous trees around the cottages attract birds, including migratory species like the African Harrier Hawk. Guests can also enjoy nocturnal birdwatching, often spotting species like the barn owl.

Rooms & Amenities

12 Rooms / Tents
Cottages with en-suite bathrooms, private porches, mosquito nets, and lake views
Lake Mulehe Safari Lodge is set along the peaceful shores of Lake Mulehe, surrounded by lush greenery and untouched wilderness. The lodge offers twelve fully furnished cottages, each named after gorillas from nearby Mgahinga National Park. Guests can choose from double, twin, single, triple, or family cottages, all en-suite and featuring private porches that guarantee privacy along with stunning views of the lake. The cottages are set apart to provide a sense of calm and seclusion, allowing visitors to relax completely while enjoying sunrises, sunsets, and the natural sounds of the lake. Inside, the cottages are airy, spacious, and thoughtfully designed to combine comfort with elegance. Rooms include mosquito nets for protection, hot water bottles for cozy nights, and indigenous trees around the cottages attract birds, including migratory species like the African Harrier Hawk. Guests can also enjoy nocturnal birdwatching, often spotting species like the barn owl.

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