



Mirroring the undulating hills occupying its eyeline, the lodge's design includes plenty of curving roofs and walls built primarily from sustainable materials. Right at the front of the property, there is an inviting pool and shaded deck, where you can while away a few hours in between activities. The main area enjoys the same sweeping views and houses a library and information centre, a sunken fireplace and a lounge and dining area where you'll enjoy meals prepared with ingredients from the surrounding communities and farms.
Occupying their own private corner of the hillside, there are eight suites (including two triples). Each has a handy boot room at the front door, which leads through to the bedroom and lounge area. Entirely glass-fronted, the suites enjoy plenty of natural light and those views that seem to go on forever. Private balconies offer another perch from which to enjoy them. The bathrooms have a large tub (with a view, of course) and both indoor and outdoor showers. There's also in-room wifi.
First and foremost are the unforgettable gorilla treks on offer. After a hike, varying in length from one to a few hours, you'll spend an hour in the presence of a family of these magnificent primates. Slightly 'gentler' but equally as fascinating activities include nature walks in search of the plentiful birds and butterflies, garden tours and tea tastings, reforestation walks, and visits to the local Batwa community for activities like beadwork, weaving, and candle or soap making. Of course, simply sitting and taking in the scenery is time well spent too.
A tangle of lush green vines, this magical forest is the country’s top gorilla trekking destination.