Pumba Safari Cottages

Location And Environment

 Pumba Safari Cottages are in Kyambura, along the rim of the Western Rift Valley.

This accommodation in Queen Elizabeth National Park is cozy, with welcoming staff and beautiful views because the cottages overlook the park. From the cottages, you may view Elephants coming to drink from the waterhole, thus showing the beautiful nature as you safari Uganda.

The interior of these cottages was designed with local craft materials to give you the experience of a true safari lodge in Africa.

Accommodation At Pumba Safari Cottages

• There are five comfy cottages at Pumba Safari Lodge, each with comfortable beds. The cottages can be set up as twin, double or single rooms according to your preference. Four of the cottages can be set as triple bed options.
• Each bed has a mosquito net to protect you from mosquito bites.
• The rooms also have hangers and luggage stands for storing your bags.
• All the cottages are self-contained with warm water for showering. The lodge uses solar to warm the water or firewood when necessary.
• There is also electricity in all the rooms for light and for charging your gadgets.
• The outside roofed verandas with cozy seats will enable you to relax under nature after your adventures.

Facilities, Services, And Amenities At Pumba Safari Cottages

• There is a restaurant serving delicious meals that you choose through your menu. These include breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The staff can also park your food for your adventures in the pack. The restaurant similarly serves local Ugandan food comprising Matooke, Cassava, G nuts, and various local foods.
• There is free Wi-Fi in the restaurant.
• The amazing coffee shop and the gardens also give an experience of a lifetime.
• There is free parking space.
• Laundry services are also available.

Safari Activities Around Pumba Safari Cottage

• Chimpanzee Trekking in Kyambura Gorge and Kalinzu Forest.
• Community tourism
• Boat cruise at Kazinga Channel.
• Game drives in the Kob breeding Kasenyi Plains.
• Visiting Ishasha tree-climbing Lions.
• Birding
• Primate and bat cave tours in Maramagambo Forest.
• Visiting Rwenzori ranges.