Kidepo Savannah Lodge overlooks the Narus Valley within Kidepo Valley National Park, a smaller, more understated property offering the same access to one of Africa’s most remote and rewarding parks.
Simply furnished cottages with private verandas facing the Narus Valley, built to keep the focus on the surrounding landscape.
Ugandan dishes served communally, with the lodge’s small scale and remote setting encouraging genuine conversation among guests and guiding staff.
Game drives across the Narus Valley, walking safaris with armed rangers, and cultural visits with local Karamojong communities.
The Narus Valley concentrates wildlife around its permanent water sources during the dry season, including large buffalo herds and the park’s resident lion prides.
The Narus Valley’s dry-season water concentration makes it one of the more predictable locations within Kidepo for consistent game viewing and photography.
The lodge supports Kidepo’s conservation funding structure and community partnerships in a region historically affected by cross-border insecurity and underinvestment.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
