Turaco Treetops
Turaco Treetops is located on 5 hectares of pristine forest on the boundary of Kibale National Park in western Uganda. It is the perfect base to explore the Kibale Forest region, famous for its chimpanzees.
The lodge was built to create a unique forest experience where nature, quality, comfort and affordability meet. The lodge comprises of 8 luxury cottages and 8 standard rooms, all fitted with hot showers, extra long beds, large windows and outside wooden decks, providing splendid views over Kibale Forest. Grab a drink, relax, and notice that the Great Blue Turaco and Red Tail Monkeys are enjoying the forest too.
The main lodge hosts a restaurant and bar, and a cosy fire place. Make sure you don't miss the sunset behind the snowcapped Rwenzori Mountains from the first-floor lounge deck or take a dip in the refreshing pool after a day full of adventure.
Turaco Treetops welcomes families with children of all ages and cater for their needs with an outdoor kids playground, and an indoor kids room in the main lodge. Exploring the world can’t start young enough.
Accommodation options at Turaco Treetops
Turaco Treetops Standard Room
groupMin 1 guest - max guestscottage8Providing excellent value, Turaco Treetop's standard rooms are located at two different sites in the forest. Each of these sites hosts 4 rooms in 2 separate bu…
from $ 90 / Per person per night sharing
enquireTuraco Treetops Luxury Forest Cottage
groupMin 1 guest - max guestscottage8Turaco Treetops has 8 luxury cottages situated at secluded locations in the jungle. The cottages are spacious, with large windows and outside wooden decks, prov…
from $ 140 / Per person per night sharing
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Location
How to get there
5 hrs
Kampala
Turaco Treetops
Kampala City
Check in at Turaco Treetops
13:00 on day of arrival
Check out at Turaco Treetops
10:00 on day of departure
Reviews
Beautiful location!
Fam B.
Turaco Treetops impact highlights
Turaco Treetops is commited to conservation and reforestation. The lodge runs on solar power and nearly half of the lodge premises is a re-forestated boundry zone between the community land and Kibale National Park. To increase its impact - and in loving memory of one of its founding partners Chris Roberts - the team behind Turaco Treetops is currently establishing the Chris Robert Reforestation Foundation, a non-profit that will focus on enlarging the boundary zone, the protection of wildlife, the promotion of biodiversity and the development of agroforestry models that support the eco-system and farming communities alike. Turaco Treetops is in addition keen on unlocking other conservation initiatives for its guests in the Kibale Forest area of which the Bigodi Swamp Walk of Community Based Organization KAFRED and the birding experience at Sunbird Hill Research and Monitoring site are examples.