Lake Mulehe Safari Lodge

Lake Mulehe Safari Lodge: Situated in Mucha, roughly 10 kilometers from Kisoro town along Rubuguri Road, is the ideal Mid-range safari lodge. It is roughly twenty-five kilometers from Mgahinga National Park, twenty kilometers from the Southern Gate of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, and only thirteen kilometers from Kisoro Airstrip.

This lodge offers a variety of room types, including singles, doubles, twins, triples, and family cottages. Each room has an en-suite bathroom, a private couch, and stunning views of Lake Mulehe. Privacy is assured.

Explore the nature and enjoy luxurious pampering at Lake Mulehe Safari Lodge, a fantastic tourist destination rich in diversity, energy, and culture.

Services and Facilities in Lake Mulehe Lodge;
Free breakfast and parking are provided by the lodge.
Laundry services are provided by them.
The lodge provides free internet access to enable visitors to stay in touch with their loved ones.
They have family-friendly activities for kids.
Their personnel is amiable and warm.
They have an excellent restaurant with talented chefs who make mouthwatering meals.
They provide sun terraces and outdoor furniture.
Features of the Room
Mosquito netting is built into beds

Things to do when visiting the lodge;

Bird watching, gorilla tracking in Bwindi, tracking golden monkeys, biking experience tours, Batwa tours, mountain climbing, nature walks, gorilla tracking in Rwanda, and community and village walks are a few among them.

Village and community walk

Through this fascinating pastime, visitors can experience a bit of Ugandan culture. You will encounter folks from several generations of the local population along the stroll and get a glimpse of their way of life.

You can visit their houses to watch them demonstrate a range of food preparation techniques, such as how to create beer and the local spirit from bananas, or how to use them for a kid’s drink. You can take pleasure in the customs of the local community through their songs and dances.

Tracking of gorillas

There is just one gorilla family in Mgahinga, the Nyatagagezi group, and this is the primary activity offered by the park. An orientation about gorilla rules takes place early in the morning before this activity begins. A park ranger will then divide you into groups of eight. Depending on their actions, the gorilla experience might last anywhere from thirty to seven hours. After being assigned, trackers get an hour to spend with the gorillas, during which they can observe how they eat, play, and construct their nests in the evening.

Tour of Batwa                                                                                                                                            What a wonderful experience a safari trip to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park should not be missed. You can appreciate the old methods of life of the Batwa pygmies by visiting them. They spent more than three centuries living in the park, but in 1991, the government drove them out, greatly affecting efforts to protect the critically endangered mountain gorillas. These days, culture-loving tourists can visit them as they reside near the park.

Canoes on Lake Mulehe via boat                                                                                                          The lodge, after all, looks out over a crater lake with breathtaking scenery that has existed for more than ten thousand years for you to enjoy. You will see the lake’s natural beauty and thousands of Uganda‘s national bird, the grey crown crested crane, among other species, when kayaking along the lake.

Observing birds                                                                                                                                        Many bird species, including Pin-tailed whydah, Kivu ground thrush, Black kite, Dusky crimson wing, Speckled mousebird, and Ruwenzori turaco, can be seen during a birding day at Mgahinga National Park.

Climbing mountains – Mount Sabinyo                                                                                             Their slopes are covered in a series of varied vegetation that contributes to this breathtaking experience. Experience the regenerated farmland from bottom to top, then move on to heavier montane woodland, bamboo forest, Hagenia-hypercium forest, and windswept moorland with huge lobelias and groundsel. Each mountain’s top can be reached after hiking for eight to thirteen hours. Keep in mind that the ideal hike requires physical fitness.

Accessibility                                                                                                                                            Travelers departing from Kigali, Rwanda: Driving via Musanze across the Cyanika Border to Kisoro, Uganda, might take up to 4 hours.

By air;                                                                                                                                                                  A local flight called “Aero link Uganda” travels from Entebbe Kampala, Uganda, to Kisoro airport, where it lands in about 45 minutes. There are just 13 kilometers from the airstrip. You will be picked up and taken to the lodge that you have reserved.