Kidepo Valley National Park · Uganda
Kidepo Savannah Lodge
Kidepo Savannah Lodge, nestled on the edge of Uganda's spectacular Kidepo Valley National Park, offers an authentic and immersive safari experience. As the newest and most remote property in the Nature Lodges collection, it provides breathtaking views of the Narus Valley, Mount Morungole, and the distant South Sudanese mountains. The lodge seamlessly blends into its surroundings, drawing inspiration from the golden savannahs and the rich culture of the Karamojong people, offering both luxurious safari tents and comfortable "lazy camping" options for an intimate connection with nature. Guests can expect exceptional wildlife viewing, cultural encounters, and a tranquil escape in one of Africa's most magnificent and untamed wildernesses. Meals are served in the thatched dining area, offering stunning views and delicious 4-course dinners and 2-course lunches, with dietary requirements catered for.
Highlights
- ✦Located just 500 meters from Kalokudo Gate, offering immediate access to Kidepo Valley National Park.
- ✦Offers accommodation options ranging from luxurious self-contained safari tents with private verandahs to comfortable "lazy camping" tents.
- ✦Boasts a thatched dining and bar area with breathtaking panoramic views stretching all the way to South Sudan.
- ✦Provides flexible meal times for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, adapting to guests' schedules.
- ✦Organizes diverse activities including game drives, guided nature walks, and cultural visits to the Karamojong and IK tribes.
What makes it unique
- ✦Unrivaled proximity to Kidepo Valley National Park, repeatedly recognized among Africa’s greatest national parks.
- ✦Designed to blend seamlessly with the natural landscape and inspired by the local Karamojong culture.
- ✦Offers both luxury and budget-friendly accommodation options, catering to diverse traveler preferences.
- ✦Commitment to sustainable practices, with the entire lodge operating on solar power.
- ✦Provides unique cultural immersion experiences through visits to authentic Karamojong and IK tribal communities.
Facilities
- Twelve spacious safari tents on raised decks with en-suite bathrooms, hot showers, and private verandahs.
- Nine non-self-contained "lazy camping" tents with shared communal ablution blocks.
- Restaurant and bar area with panoramic park views.
- Power outlets for charging electrical equipment in tents.
- Open-roofed extended land cruisers for game drives.