Kimbla Mantana Lake Mburo Tented Camp and Bwindi Engagi Lodge

Bwindi Impenetrable Forest - Lake Mburo

Our Lake Mburo tented camp and Bwindi Engagi lodge combine seclusion and exclusivity in enchanting surroundings, offering extraordinary contrasts of comfort and wilderness. The camps are luxurious retreats with an emphasis on personal service and idyllic settings, from the spacious, airy sleeping tents to the comfortably furnished dining tents and well stocked bars, where guests can unwind after each day’s activities.

Our Ugandan venues include:

Lake Mburo Camp - Set in one of Uganda's most picturesque game parks; a classic camp in the grand safari tradition

Bwindi Forest Camp - Provides a comfortable and peaceful base from which to track the awe-inspiring Mountain Gorillas

Bwindi Impenetrable Forest Engagi Lodge

Provides a comfortable and peaceful base from which to track the awe-inspiring Mountain Gorillas.
Engagi Lodge

Kimbla-Mantana's Bwindi Forest Engagi Lodge opened in late 2008. The new facility replaced the former tented camp with a modern lodge in a breathtaking setting offering visitors stunning views of the canopy forest directly opposite. The lodge is situated in a large tract of land contiguous withe National Park bordering the Munyaga river and the park boundary.

The name 'Engagi' means gorilla in the local Rukiga dialect from where the lodge has taken it's name. A spacious open plan design seamlessly blends a restaurant and bar with a large wooden verandah with a separate outdoor viewing platform.

Cottages at Engagi Lodge

The accommodadtion comprises eight en-suite cottages all very private and each with a wonderful verandah on which guests may enjoy tea or coffee in the morning as they ready themselves for the days activities.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is an exceptionally rich and varied ecosystem. It is one of the most unique and important forests in Africa. The park ranges from lowland to afro-montane forest - a moist tropical forest that is unique in Uganda and rare among East African protected areas.

Restaurant verandah Engagi Lodge

The camp provides a comfortable and peaceful base from which to track the awe-inspiring Mountain Gorillas, though the National Park is also home to six other less famous primate species, 350 species of birds, 202 species of butterflies and over 200 species of trees.

Other activities that can be arranged from the camp include trips to see the Batwa Pygmies and a number of forest hikes; though you might just be tempted to relax in the tranquil atmosphere of this forest retreat and absorb the exotic sights and sounds!

CONTACT: info@eyesonnatureexpeditions.com for reservations