Broadbill Forest camp

Broadbill Forest camp

On the very border of Bwindi Forest National Park, home of more endangered mountain gorillas, Broadbill Forest camp is a mid-range accommodation located in south western Part of Uganda. The camp falls north of the route to Kabale town and south of Ruhijha settlement.One of the four sectors of Bwindi Impenetrable national park, the camp is located near the tracking point in the eastern part of the Bwindi Ruhjha sector.

From kampala via Mbarara KABALE, one may be at guesthouse by road taking around 8 hour journey (540km). One and half hour flight from Entebbe to the close Kihihi airfield then an hour to be taken to the guest house. Convenient and well positioned to observe the breathtaking vistas of the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the surrounding region is THE Camp.

Four large and cosy huts at Broadbill Forest Camp overlook the rift valley constructed in African traditional style with locally sourced wood and forest view. The camp provides family or group lodging as well as single bedrooms for individuals and double beds for sharing.

High standards of mosquito nets, satellites, extinguishers, en-suite flushing toilets, hot and cold running showers, complementary bottled water, solar electricity in the full house, free toiletries, Towels, pillows etc. define the elevated and equipped camp. Teraces, sitting spaces, and wooden balconies in rooms let you unwind while taking in the amazing panorama of the forest, vibrant gardens, and Virunga Mountains. Comfortable hardwood beds with fresh, cleaned beddings abound in rooms.

Broadbill Forest Camp provides several conveniences and amenities, including:

Serving both local and continental cuisine to satisfy customers’ palates, a restaurant housed in the main building employs properly trained and orderly personnel. Breakfast is served while facing the forest; lunch and supper both in and out door. Meals may be eaten in the dining room or outdoors in the veranda, seating areas while taking in the views from your preferred spot.On the very border of Bwindi Forest National Park, home of more endangered mountain gorillas, Broadbill Forest camp is a mid-range accommodation located in south western Part of Uganda. The camp falls north of the route to Kabale town and south of Ruhijha settlement.One of the four sectors of Bwindi Impenetrable national park, the camp is located near the tracking point in the eastern part of the Bwindi Ruhjha sector. From kampala via Mbarara KABALE, one may be at guesthouse by road taking around 8 hour journey (540km). One and half hour flight from Entebbe to the close Kihihi airfield then an hour to be taken to the guest house. Convenient and well positioned to observe the breathtaking vistas of the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the surrounding region is THE Camp. Four large and cosy huts at Broadbill Forest Camp overlook the rift valley constructed in African traditional style with locally sourced wood and forest view. The camp provides family or group lodging as well as single bedrooms for individuals and double beds for sharing. High standards of mosquito nets, satellites, extinguishers, en-suite flushing toilets, hot and cold running showers, complementary bottled water, solar electricity in the full house, free toiletries, Towels, pillows etc. define the elevated and equipped camp. Teraces, sitting spaces, and wooden balconies in rooms let you unwind while taking in the amazing panorama of the forest, vibrant gardens, and Virunga Mountains. Comfortable hardwood beds with fresh, cleaned beddings abound in rooms. Broadbill Forest Camp provides several conveniences and amenities, including: Serving both local and continental cuisine to satisfy customers' palates, a restaurant housed in the main building employs properly trained and orderly personnel. Breakfast is served while facing the forest; lunch and supper both in and out door. Meals may be eaten in the dining room or outdoors in the veranda, seating areas while taking in the views from your preferred spot. You relax on the balcony especially after tracking and sip the cocktail /monk tail while watching a canopy forest, lovely garden around and nearby places. A well supplied bar with both hard and soft beverages for Your option. Services; laundry facilities provided at the lodge; airport pick-up and drop services; plenty of parking; massage services; beauty salon and sauna housed in the guesthouse. Broadbill Forest camp Internet; WIFI that will keep you linked is accessible; it also helps guests to stay in contact with their friends and relatives. Activities to do while at the guesthouse; Gorilla treking and habituation in the forest canopy, birding/bird watching, traditional dances from the local town, nature hikes in the forests, Batwa Trails, and many more. In the Kanungu area of South Western Uganda, the best and most visited national park is Bwindi woodland Impenetrable. More threatened mountain gorillas approximately 19 gorilla groups call the park home. The park covers 330.8 square kilo meters overall. Of the more over 600 mountain gorillas found in Bwindi national park, 19 gorilla families are habituated. Gorilla trekking occurs in the four sectors that make up the park: Nkuringo, Rushaga, Buhoma, and Ruhijha. The resort is located in the Ruhijha Sector, home to three gorilla families: Bitukura, Kyaguriro, and oruzongo. One may also trace Nkuringo and Nyakagezi from their Ruhijha residence. With a stunning perspective of the forest canopy, Ruhijha sector is the best and most visited sector among others forming Bwindi Impenetrable national park. Gorilla permit in Bwindi is 600$ however in 2020 July it will be 700$. Globally, there are around seven hundred and eighty six mountain gorillas. While some of Uganda's population lives in Mgahinga national Park, most of them reside in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest; Uganda boasts close to half of its entire population here. There are several lodging options in the Bwindi Impenetrable national park; budgets, mid-range, and luxury lodging. February, March, June, July, September, October, and December is the ideal time to explore Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Among the many things to do in the park are gorilla habituation experience, Batwa trail, cultural experience (traditional dances), bird viewing, nature and forest walk, community tours in bwindi forest, Visiting lake Bunyonyi and lake Mutanda, Golden Monkey Tracking in Mgahinga National Park.
You relax on the balcony especially after tracking and sip the cocktail /monk tail while watching a canopy forest, lovely garden around and nearby places. A well supplied bar with both hard and soft beverages for Your option.Services; laundry facilities provided at the lodge; airport pick-up and drop services; plenty of parking; massage services; beauty salon and sauna housed in the guesthouse.Broadbill Forest camp Internet; WIFI that will keep you linked is accessible; it also helps guests to stay in contact with their friends and relatives.Activities to do while at the guesthouse; Gorilla treking and habituation in the forest canopy, birding/bird watching, traditional dances from the local town, nature hikes in the forests, Batwa Trails, and many more.In the Kanungu area of South Western Uganda, the best and most visited national park is Bwindi woodland Impenetrable. More threatened mountain gorillas approximately 19 gorilla groups call the park home.
The park covers 330.8 square kilo meters overall. Of the more over 600 mountain gorillas found in Bwindi national park, 19 gorilla families are habituated. Gorilla trekking occurs in the four sectors that make up the park: Nkuringo, Rushaga, Buhoma, and Ruhijha.
The resort is located in the Ruhijha Sector, home to three gorilla families: Bitukura, Kyaguriro, and oruzongo. One may also trace Nkuringo and Nyakagezi from their Ruhijha residence.With a stunning perspective of the forest canopy, Ruhijha sector is the best and most visited sector among others forming Bwindi Impenetrable national park. Gorilla permit in Bwindi is 800$  Globally, there are around seven hundred and eighty six mountain gorillas. While some of Uganda’s population lives in Mgahinga national Park, most of them reside in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest; Uganda boasts close to half of its entire population here.There are several lodging options in the Bwindi Impenetrable national park; budgets, mid-range, and luxury lodging. February, March, June, July, September, October, and December is the ideal time to explore Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Among the many things to do in the park are gorilla habituation experience, Batwa trail, cultural experience (traditional dances), bird viewing, nature and forest walk, community tours in bwindi forest, Visiting lake Bunyonyi and lake Mutanda, Golden Monkey Tracking in Mgahinga National Park.

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