Guides at Bakiga Lodge are always ready to lead you to nearby tourist destinations. To enjoy a safe and successful gorilla trekking safari, guests are advised to follow their guidance, since careless steps can lead to accidents or getting lost in the jungle.
A stay at Bakiga Lodge offers comfort at your own pace, but respect for the staff is encouraged, since they work hard to give you a pleasant experience. The lodge runs on solar power to protect the environment and uses harvested rainwater stored in ten tanks to provide a steady water supply to all rooms.
The compound is terraced and planted to reduce soil erosion, giving the place a natural, eco-friendly setting. In the evenings, campfires are lit to provide extra warmth and a traditional African atmosphere.
Bakiga Lodge has 12 cabins designed to suit different needs. Single cabins feature private balconies, carpeted floors, electricity, charging sockets, tables, chairs, and hot and cold showers. Double and family rooms are also available, with larger space for groups.
Double rooms include king-sized beds, African-inspired decor, paintings, flush toilets, clean bedding, clothes racks, bathrobes, slippers, blackout curtains, and Wi-Fi. Plan your budget in advance, since rates vary by room type.
Twin rooms have two beds and are decorated with African art. They include showers with hot and cold water, bottled water, and other amenities, priced per night as well.
Triple rooms are set for three guests, with three beds and amenities such as hot and cold showers, at a cost of about USD 130 per person per night.
Pack the right gear before your trek. Our gorilla trekking packing list covers everything you’ll need on the trail, and our gorilla trekking rules guide explains what to expect once you’re in the park.
Book your stay at Bakiga Lodge and pair it with one of our Uganda gorilla safari packages to plan your full trip, or check our gorilla trekking permit cost guide to budget for your Bwindi trek.
