Buhoma · Rushaga · Ruhija · Nkuringo
Get hands-on information about the different lodges in Bwindi. Compare luxury, mid-range and budget accommodation near Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
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Welcome to Bwindi Lodges
Welcome to Bwindi Lodges, your one-stop centre for travellers looking for accommodation to stay, dine and unwind during their time at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the wider Kigezi region.
We offer practical information on where to stay in Bwindi, whether you prefer luxury, mid-range or budget accommodation. The best lodge is usually close to the trailhead named on your gorilla permit.
Start with your permit
Bwindi has four gorilla trekking sectors. Choose accommodation in the same sector as your permit to reduce early-morning travel.
A popular gateway with accommodation ranging from luxury lodges to comfortable standard and budget camps.
Eco-friendly Bwindi accommodation for different budgets, close to southern gorilla trekking trailheads.
Choose from economy lodges, comfortable mid-range stays and luxurious forest retreats in eastern Bwindi.
Convenient gorilla lodges with dramatic forest scenery and views towards the Virunga volcanoes.
Stay your way
Compare Bwindi accommodation prices, facilities and locations before making your choice.
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Private forest retreats with spacious rooms, refined dining, attentive service and memorable views.
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Comfortable rooms, hot showers and dependable hospitality at a balanced price.
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Simple, welcoming stays and cheap accommodation in Bwindi near the trekking sectors.
Plan confidently
A well-chosen lodge makes the start of your gorilla trekking day smoother and your evenings more relaxing.
Select a lodge near the trailhead shown on your gorilla permit: Buhoma, Ruhija, Rushaga or Nkuringo.
After trekking, comfortable rooms, hot showers and relaxing views can significantly enhance your stay.
Compare the location, facilities and meal plan—not only the nightly Bwindi accommodation price.
More than gorillas
Bwindi lies in southwestern Uganda on the edge of the Rift Valley. Its mist-covered hills shelter one of Uganda’s oldest and most biologically diverse rainforests.
The park is famous for mountain gorilla trekking and also rewards visitors with birdwatching, guided nature walks and cultural encounters with neighbouring Bakiga and Batwa communities.
Gorilla trekkingBirdwatchingNature walksCultural experiences
Need help deciding?
Tell us your trekking sector, travel dates and preferred budget for practical guidance on the best places to stay in Bwindi.