Apoka Safari Lodge sits on a rocky outcrop within Kidepo Valley National Park, widely regarded as one of Africa’s most beautiful and least-visited parks, its remote location in Uganda’s far northeast keeping visitor numbers extremely low.
Cottages built into the surrounding rock, each with a private veranda facing Kidepo’s sweeping valley views.
Ugandan and international dishes served with panoramic valley views, in a lodge whose isolation makes for a genuinely unhurried atmosphere.
Game drives across Kidepo’s Narus and Kidepo valleys, cultural visits to Karamojong communities, and walks with armed rangers.
Kidepo holds species found nowhere else in Uganda, including cheetah, ostrich and greater and lesser kudu, alongside significant lion and buffalo populations.
Kidepo’s near-total absence of other vehicles at most sightings makes it one of the most reliable places in East Africa for uninterrupted, uncrowded wildlife photography.
The lodge supports Kidepo’s ranger capacity in one of Uganda’s most remote and historically under-resourced protected areas, alongside partnerships with local Karamojong communities.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
