
Nestled within the lush Budongo Forest Reserve, Budongo Eco Lodge offers a unique eco-friendly experience in one of Uganda’s most biodiverse rainforests. Located within Murchison Falls National Park, this lodge provides an immersive nature experience, perfect for chimpanzee tracking, birdwatching, and exploring the ancient mahogany forest.
Budongo Eco Lodge is ideal for eco-conscious travelers, researchers, and nature lovers seeking tranquility and adventure in Uganda’s rich tropical forest.
Budongo Eco Lodge is managed by the Jane Goodall Institute, emphasizing sustainable tourism and chimpanzee conservation. The lodge blends seamlessly into its surroundings, offering a peaceful retreat while minimizing environmental impact.
The Budongo Forest is part of the greater Murchison Falls National Park and is home to over 600 chimpanzees, as well as rare bird species and diverse flora.
Budongo Eco Lodge offers a selection of eco-friendly accommodations designed to provide comfort while maintaining harmony with nature:
All accommodations are solar-powered, with eco-friendly showers and locally crafted furniture.
Budongo Forest is one of Uganda’s top destinations for chimpanzee tracking, with expert guides leading small groups to observe habituated chimpanzee families in their natural habitat.
For an extended experience, visitors can join researchers and spend a full day learning about chimpanzee behavior and conservation efforts.
Budongo Forest is home to over 360 bird species, including the rare Puvel’s Illadopsis, making it a paradise for birdwatchers.
Guided forest walks offer a chance to see primates, butterflies, and towering mahogany trees, some over 500 years old.
Guests can take a short drive to Murchison Falls National Park for safaris featuring lions, elephants, giraffes, and buffaloes.