Murchison Falls
Pakuba Safari Lodge is nestled on the Eastern Bank of the Albert Nile in Murchison Falls National Park overlooking the spectacular River Nile. Their location affords panoramic views of the mighty River Nile and sweeping vistas of the surrounding riverine forest below.
Murchison Falls National Park, located in north-western Uganda, is arguably one of the most diverse safari destinations in Uganda, in terms of wildlife and tourist activities.
Murchison Falls National Park is home to 76 species of mammals, including four of the Big Five, a wide variety of primates, and over 450 species of birds. Game drives here offer a varied and often unique experience. Although there are no rhinos in the Park, visitors can certainly keep an eye out for big cats, Ugandan macaques, and the endangered Rothschild's giraffe, to name just a few mammals. Bird watchers can catalogue a wide range of birds in just a few days, from the herons, ducks, terns and cormorants that thrive in the waters of the Nile and its surrounding deltas, to ospreys and cranes on the open plains.
A boat trip to the Falls reveals the sheer power of the Nile as it roars through a gap of only 7 meters, the narrowest point in the mighty river.
Spacious en-suite rooms have sliding large windows to provide superb views of the river. While resting on their room verandas, guests can relax and admire unforgettable views of the Albert Nile with the distant backdrop of undulating hills, and enjoy the incredible sightings of wildlife that pay regular visits to the lodge. Family rooms are also available.
