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Nkuringo Eco Collection
About Nkuringo Eco Collection
Nkuringo Eco Collection is a Ugandan-owned, woman-led hospitality brand offering a collection of premium safari lodges in Uganda. Established in 2007, the collection brings together thoughtfully hosted stays in Bwindi, Kibale and Entebbe, connecting guests with Uganda’s remarkable landscapes, wildlife and local communities.
From mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park to chimpanzee encounters near Kibale National Park, Nkuringo Eco Collection offers welcoming places to stay that complement the safari experience. Its collection includes Nkuringo Gorilla Lodge, Mirima Kibale Lodge and Papyrus Guesthouse, alongside its heritage in walking safaris.
Rooted in responsible tourism, local hospitality and community engagement, the collection supports practical sustainability initiatives and community programmes through the Gorilla Junction Foundation.
Discover the collection of safari lodges and experiences, visit their website.
Unique & Special Experiences
Papyrus Guesthouse
Papyrus is a cosy, stylish guesthouse in Entebbe, just 15 minutes from Entebbe International Airport, offering a relaxed and private stay surrounded by gardens and trees.
The 14-room guesthouse features an on-site restaurant, garden bar and comfortable outdoor spaces, with easy access to activities including shoebill tracking, birding, cycling, boat rides and sightseeing.
Nkuringo Gorilla Lodge
Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge sits at 2,161 metres on the edge of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, with spectacular views of the Virunga Volcanoes and Albertine Rift.
An award-winning base for gorilla trekking and exploring southwestern Uganda, the lodge features 11 private garden cottages, 2 family villas and 4 forest suites, with fireplaces, private viewing decks and locally inspired décor.
Mirima Kibale Lodge
Mirima Kibale Lodge sits on a ridge overlooking Lake Nyamirima, with views extending across the crater lakes of Nyinabulitwa and Nyinabikere. Beyond the lodge, rolling tea and banana farms lead towards Kibale Forest, home to chimpanzees, diverse primates, wildlife and abundant birdlife.