Paraa Safari Lodge sits directly on the Nile’s banks within Murchison Falls National Park, a historic property near the point where the entire Nile forces itself through a gorge barely seven metres wide to create Murchison Falls.
Rooms and suites with private balconies facing the Nile, comfortably furnished with views over the river’s passing hippo and crocodile.
Ugandan and international dishes served with Nile views, in a lodge whose riverside terrace is a genuine highlight of any stay.
Boat safaris to the base of Murchison Falls, game drives across the park’s savanna, and chimpanzee tracking in nearby Budongo Forest.
Murchison Falls National Park supports the Nile’s dense hippo and crocodile populations alongside elephant, giraffe and lion across its northern savanna.
The boat approach to the base of Murchison Falls itself, watching the entire Nile compress into a narrow gorge, is one of the most dramatic water-based photography opportunities in East Africa.
The lodge supports Murchison Falls’ broader conservation programmes, including efforts to protect the park’s recovering elephant population from historic poaching pressure.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
