A complete sanctuary in a landscape of waterfalls, volcanoes, and forest, the extraordinary Gorilla Forest Camp offers guests a memorable, once-in-a-lifetime experience of living literally among the gorillas of Bwindi. Eight stunningly appointed tents, each with wooden decks, will lull you to sleep at night beneath the stars of this UNESCO World Heritage site, whilst by day, you can enjoy encounters with more than 350 species of birds’ 200 species of butterflies; and countless extraordinary animals — from forest elephants to black and white colobus, from antelope to rare, blue-tailed monkeys. The only camp located in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, the Sanctuary offers the extraordinary opportunity to view gorillas in their own habitat. Special local tours bring you to the Bakiga and Batwa pygmy communities, with stops at a local banana beer brewery, tea farms, and medicine men. More than a holiday, a Gorilla Forest Camp Sanctuary Retreat stay will change the way you see the world.
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Gorilla Forest Camp Overview.
Rooms: Eight tents, each with queen-sized beds and bathtubs with forest views.
Restaurants: A bar and dining cottage offers view of the rainforest. Open-air dining is also available.
Resort facilities: Small gift-shop offers local artifacts and necessities. The resort offers forest walks amongst the Bwindi park, where you can view 350 species of birds, 200 species of butterflies, 11 kinds of primates, and numerous other extraordinary beasts. Community interaction tirps take two hours and include visits to local tea farms, breweries, and other sites important to the local community. Birding walks and Gorilla Tracking excursions with expert guides are also available.
Location: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, about 25 km from Entebbe, 60 km from the Kihihi airstrip.
