This relatively new property just 5 minutes from Ishasha Gate, is a convenient centre for various interesting and enjoyable activities in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
The 'safari house' which accommodates up to 7 guests; 3 safari cottages; bamboo huts and canvas tents mean that this Enjojo Lodge - set in a clearing in Acacia woodland and built entirely by residents - is able to cater for a varied budgets.
We especially like the cottages which are accessed by means of a raised walkway and are spaced so as to provide privacy. They have en-suite bathroom and a private deck, as well as outside shower.
The safari house has two very comfortable and spacious, en-suite bedrooms. The whole property utilises solar power. For more adventurous travellers on a tighter budget, we can recommend the bamboo huts (3) or canvas tents which are on wooden platforms. These are equipped with beds, linen and fresh towels; facilities are clean and communal.
Acvitities include birding, fishing, community village visits and even bush camping trips. Ask us for details.
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Craig Kaufman
Travel Specialist
Craig Kaufman
Travel Specialist
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