About Us

The National Park

Queen Elizabeth National Park is located in western Uganda between Lake George and Albert with the Kazinga Channel crossing through its 1978 sq km land area.

The Wildlife

The park is home to 618 bird species, 10 primate species like chimpanzees, and 95 mammals including our very Tabingi the elephant that inspired our cottages.

The Lodge

The Tabingi Safari Lodge is surrounded by Queen Elizabeth National Park along the Kazinga channel, which is truly a unique setting with a view of both animals and birds.

Story About US

Surrounded by Queen Elizabeth National Park along the Kazinga channel, the lodge has a truly unique setting. Animals and birds roam in and out of the lodge’s surroundings with the sounds of hippos and hyenas complementing your candlelit dinner in the night. Tabingi Safari Lodge is located approximately 12km from the Katunguru gate, of Queen Elizabeth National Park, which is Uganda’s premier safari destination and one of the most biodiverse reserves in the world.”

Tabingi Safari Lodge is a unique and eco-friendly lodge located in the heart of the stunning Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda. Our lodge offers a base for your safari adventures in this incredible park, which is one of the most biodiverse reserves in the world.

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Dedicated and well trained staff

Phone and gadget charging area

Ample parking space

Affordable Prices

At a great price-quality ratio, Tabingi Safari Lodge offers a safari wilderness
environment that is affordable and authentic. Expect a great outdoor safari
atmosphere, a close-to-nature experience with excellent food, and friendly
service.

The Lodge

The lodge consists of self-contained cottages, spaciously built between the
indigenous shrubs and trees. The rooms are built on raised wooden platforms
made from a fine combination of local materials with beautifully laid grass
thatched roofs from straw grass which are sourced from within the local
community. Huge mosquito-netted windows with foldable canvas allow a 180
degree view of parts of the Park, the Kazinga channel, and the ranges of the
snow-capped Rwenzori mountains to ensure your stay is a close-to-nature
experience.

The View

Each cottage has a private terrace overlooking the park, the Kazinga channel, and
the ranges of the snow-capped Rwenzori Mountains. All cottages have a
fully equipped bathroom with running cold and hot water at all times.

About the Park

The park’s diverse habitats include the open savannahs, dense papyrus swamps, crater lakes, the extensive Maramagambo Forest, and the forested Kyambura Gorge, which are home to more than 95 mammal species and over 500 bird species.