Nga’Moru Wilderness Camp sits on a rocky outcrop overlooking Kidepo Valley National Park, one of the more understated properties in a park so remote it remains one of Africa’s least visited protected areas.
Stone-and-thatch cottages built among the surrounding rock outcrops, each with views over the valley.
A relaxed, well-prepared dining programme served with sweeping valley views.
Game drives across Kidepo’s semi-arid valley floor, plus guided walks among the surrounding rock formations.
Kidepo holds species found nowhere else in Uganda, including cheetah, bat-eared fox and greater kudu, alongside large elephant and buffalo herds.
The elevated rocky setting gives a wide view over the valley floor, useful for landscape photography of Kidepo’s dramatic, arid scenery.
The camp supports Kidepo Valley National Park’s conservation programmes in one of Uganda’s most remote and least-resourced protected areas.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
