Marafiki Safari Lodge is located in a unique place with handcrafted designs made with local materials and fitted by artisans within the local community. Click here to view mountain gorilla trekking safaris 

Marafiki safari lodge is overlooking Lake George at Queen Elizabeth National Park and offers private luxury safari tents with raised wooden floors and canvas walls that allow travelers to sit comfortably as they watch the Uganda Savannah Plains and breathtaking views crossing between Queen Elizabeth National Park and Mount Rwenzori. click here to see our recommended mountain gorilla trekking safari 

Marafiki Safari Lodge also provides an accommodation facility in four timber cabins that offer comfort and spaciousness that fit all tourists’ budgets.

Marafiki Safari Lodge is handcrafted from environmentally friendly Ugandan local materials by artisans from the surrounding communities. And Marafiki safari lodge ensures that all guests are given every opportunity to fully enjoy Uganda and its unique beauty.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is famous for its unique wildlife species, such as elephants, leopards, lions, hippos, and chimpanzees, and also boasts over 600 bird species. The Kazinga channel protects hippos, buffaloes, and elephants. The Kasenyi plains are famous for the big game, including lions hunting for the unique Uganda kob. The rare tree-climbing lions of the Ishasha sector.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is also known for its volcanic craters, where many local people extracted salt for more than hundreds of years. A visit to Marafiki Safari Lodge gives travelers the opportunity to visit local communities, learn about the locals’s cultural history, encounter local people, enjoy storytelling, and encounter the local dance, drama, and music.

Queen Elizabeth National Park offers a diversity of wildlife species that are unseen anywhere else in Africa. With over 600 bird species and nearly 100 different animal species, it’s a wildlife hub just waiting to be explored by travelers in association with an experienced local tour guide.

Queen Elizabeth National Park, from morning and evening game drives along the Kasenyi Plains to an afternoon boat trip on the Kazinga channel, winding up with sundowners around the campfire at Marafiki Safari Lodge, creates time to discover the breath-taking beauty of Queen Elizabeth National Park and all its inhabitants.

The long dry season in Uganda is the best time to tour Queen Elizabeth National Park. The long dry season kicks off from June to September. Uganda’s short dry season is also a good time to travel to Queen Elizabeth National Park, which starts in December and ends in late February. These two dry periods are the best times to participate in a safari holiday in Queen Elizabeth National Park.