Located in the Murchison Falls National Park, this Five Star lodge is undoubtedly the gem in Uganda’s crown of tourism destinations. The breathtaking panoramic views, coupled with the sounds of the River Nile’s magnificent rapids, sets the scene for an adventure that will impress even the most discerning of visitors.
Chobe Safari Lodge offers a unique opportunity to sample the wildlife, birds, flora and fauna; all in an area of the park that has yet to be discovered. This area of Murchison Falls National Park is ideal for fishing, and will revive this newly refurbished lodge to become one of the best fishing destinations in Africa.
Occupying a prime location in Murchison Falls National Park and only three and half hours drive from Kampala, Chobe Safari Lodge is the perfect retreat for any discerning traveler.
Chobe Safari Lodge was originally constructed in 1950s and at that time was one of the jewels in Uganda’s crown of tourism destinations. The panoramic views of the magnificent River Nile from the site offered a true sampling of the prime offerings of Uganda, coupled with the ample wildlife, birds, flora and fauna.
Following decades of being abandoned, the newly refurbished and restored Chobe Safari Lodge now exudes elegance and energy once again. Each category of accommodation narrates a tale of comfort and luxury for the discerning visitor.
The now restored luxury property boasts unrivaled architecture and interior design. Chobe Safari Lodge features 36 elegant guest rooms, 21 luxury tents, 4 suites and a Presidential Cottage. The River Nile is the main focus from an architect’s perspective, and so all the rooms and luxury tents have balconies and terraces facing the magnificent sweeping views. Even the 3-tier swimming pool has panoramic views of the River Nile.
The state of art Conference block can host up to 100 guests and is fully equipped for all business requirements, making a corporate event at Chobe Safari Lodge an unforgettable experience.
Murchison Falls National Park is the largest National Park in Uganda. With this section of the park having been isolated with few encounters between humans and wildlife, the wildlife has thrived although unfamiliar to human contact. The Uganda Wildlife Authority, the body entrusted with management and conservation of the park, has opened new game viewing circuits in the vicinity of the Lodge for our guests to view the superb wildlife in the immediate surroundings.
