Eco Marvels Gorilla Lodge
Just between Buhoma and Ruhija, Eco Marvels’ gorilla camp is in a great spot. In this way, Eco Marvel’s camp is very close to the Buhoma and Ruhija gorilla areas of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, giving tourists easy access to the Buho to Mubare, Habinyanja, Rushegura, Bitukura, Oruzogo, and Kyaguriro gorilla families.
PLACES TO STAY
Each night, two people can stay. $120 for a bed and breakfast.
$100 per night for two people, but no food.
Each night is for one person. $80 for a room and breakfast.
One person per night costs $60, but there is no food.
Own camping gear for one night $20 for breakfast.
Own camping gear for one night $10 for a bed only.
One night of camping without your own gear $70 for a room and breakfast
One night of camping without your own gear $50 with no breakfast
THINGS TO DO
You have to make a reservation ahead of time to go to gorilla trails.
Walks through the forest with a park guard.
Touring the local community, such as seeing farms, schools, small tea farms, and the Batwa (an ancient group of forest people).
Go to a tea plant.
bird watching with a knowledgeable neighborhood guide.
Soaking up the sun while taking in the breathtakingly beautiful view of the forest and the neighborhood.
All of our guests who want to see more of the neighborhood are welcome to join free group walks.
HOW TO GET THERE
The Eco Marvels Gorilla Resort is just a few meters from the Hakihome trade center in Mpungu Subcounty, which is close to the Kitahurira Ranger Outpost in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
One way to get to the resort from Kampala is to take the Kabale-Ruhija-Mpungu-Buhoma road, or the Rukungiri-Kihihi-Butogota-Mpungu road. When it rains, you should have a 4×4.
The bus leaves Kampala every day for Butogota via Rukungiri and Kihiihi, or it goes from Kampala to Kabale.
From Butogota or Kabale, you can rent a car and drive to Mpungu, Eco Marvels Gorilla Resort.
The part of this route that goes from Kabale to Ruhija and then to Kitahurira is 41 km long and is on a marram road that splits off from the Kabale-Kisoro road at the Harutenga junction. Kayonza or Savannah are grass airstrips that can be reached by plane from Entebbe or Kampala (Kajjansi airport).
