Gorilla Hills Eco-Lodge is strategically situated along the Southern region of Bwindi National Park and from Mgahinga, it is accessible about 44km. It is suitably set to key entry points to the gorilla highlands, making it the best place to retire for a night, especially if you are interested in trekking Uganda’s mountain gorillas in both national parks. This is one of the most beautiful lodges worth spending a night on a gorilla tour in South Western Uganda.<\/p>\n
Gorilla Hills Eco-Lodge comes with a distinct design featuring a blend of nature which creates that feel of naturalness. This facility features a number of amenities\/facilities including a beautiful garden, terrace, free Wi-Fi, free private parking, free shuttle services, 24-hour front desk, a good restaurant providing dinner, brunch, cocktails and American cuisines.<\/p>\n
The room types at Gorilla Hills Eco Lodge include Single Luxury, Double Luxury and Luxury Twin Rooms. At the facility, there is also an outdoor fireplace, a picnic area and other amenities.<\/p>\n
The major amenities that make up Gorilla Hills Eco-Lodge include coffee\/tea in a common area, snack bar, front desk safe, daily housekeeping, restaurant and lounge, luggage storage, pool loungers, bike hire, hair salon, 24-hour front desk and others.<\/p>\n
Accessing Gorilla Hills Eco Lodge is easier starting Mgahinga which is 44km away and 8-9 hours\u2019 drive from Kampala or Entebbe city. By air, expect to spend at least 2 hours on a flight and your set off point is Entebbe Airport or Kajjansi to Kihihi\/Kisoro airstrip.<\/p>\n
Lake Bunyonyi \u2013located between Kisoro and Kabale, Southwestern Uganda, Lake Bunyonyi is the deepest of all the lakes in Uganda and is known for its spectacular 29 islands. This is one of the few lakes in the world that is safe for swimming because it has no hippos, crocodiles and even any risk of bilharzia. The lake holds up to 200 bird species including the grey-crowned cranes and the best way to explore it is by embarking on a traditional canoe ride.<\/p>\n
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park<\/strong> \u2013This is a special destination where visitors enjoy up close and personal with a family of endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. Bwindi was created in 1991 to provide refuge to mountain gorillas and its boundaries stretch up to 331sq.km, featuring a dense tropical forest. At Bwindi, there are over 120 mammals, 350 bird species, several reptiles, and floral species.<\/p>\n Mgahinga Gorilla National Park<\/strong> \u2013located in Kisoro, Mgahinga is the right place to find both mountain gorillas and golden monkeys. This is also Uganda\u2019s smallest park, occupying the land area of 33.7sq.km and also supports variety of other fauna. These include the giant forest hogs, bushbucks, elephants, buffaloes, leopards, 180 bird species especially the Kivu ground thrush plus many Albertine rift endemic species.<\/p>\n Volcanoes National Park Rwanda 108 minutes\u2019 drive. From Rwanda, you can cross over to Uganda to explore the country\u2019s diverse attraction while having a night at Gorilla Hills Eco-Lodge.<\/p>\n Cycling<\/strong> \u2013this lodge is suitably located in breathtaking landscape area perfect for cycling experiences.<\/p>\n Gorilla Trekking<\/strong><\/a> \u2013enjoy a thrilling trek through the dense rainforest with a guide while on a search for the family of Bwindi or Mgahinga gorillas. A gorilla trek through Bwindi or Mgahinga involves exploring more about the endangered mountain gorillas. The up close and personal moment with these apes is entirely enjoyed while in their natural habitat.<\/p>\n Gorilla Habituation<\/strong> \u2013this is a distinct experience and only carried out in Rushaga area of Bwindi. A single permit for gorilla habituation costs USD 1500 per person and your tour operator on ground can assist you secure one.<\/p>\nPossible Things to Do During Your Stay<\/h3>\n