Ishasha Wilderness Camp is tucked into on the shores of the Ntungwe River in Queen Elizabeth National Park. The communal restaurant and lounge encapsulate a chic Ugandan style, decorated with local art. The camp offers an ideal spot to explore Ishasha and her famous tree-climbing lions..

Set against the backdrop of Lake Kyaninga and the mystical Rwenzori Mountains, Kyaninga lodge offers wonderful hospitality and breathtaking views. Its exceptional design and beautiful gardens - a creation of landscape designer Imogen Jenkins - makes a visit a destination by itself. The food at the lodge is simply amazing prepared by ingredients grown at the lodge's garden. Another of Kyaninga's outstanding features is its swimming pool which overlooks the lake and provides a perfect spot in which to soak up the surrounding beauty while enjoying a refreshing dip. The lodge is located less than an hour away from Kibale National Forest and its abundance of primates and birdlife.

Lake Victoria Serena, a Tuscan style resort, sits on the lush boundaries of Africa's largest lake. The elevated views over the expanse of Lake Victoria from the resort are truly captivating. All 124 rooms are housed in Tuscan style villas surrounding terraced rose gardens and feature en suite bathrooms, air conditioning and balconies. The resort is just a 40-minute drive from Entebbe International Airport. Explore Lake Victoria from the resort's private marina. Here, you can tour the islands dotted throughout the lake or simply sit back and sip some champagne while watching the sunset.

Mihingo Lodge is a family-owned lodge adjacent to Lake Mburo National Park. Designed to blend in with its surroundings, this eco-friendly lodge offers comfort, relaxation and the experience of being at one with nature. Massages are available and all proceeds go to the leopard conservation project. Explore the forest and waters with game drives, nature walks, and boat trips. The lodge's observation hide at the waterhole is a particularly good spot to see wildlife up close.

Overlooking Uganda's best kept secret - The River Nile - Paraa lodge offers a blend of comfort, relaxation and adventure.  The lodge's decor is reminiscent of the bygone era of early explorers, the likes of Ernest Hemingway and Samuel Baker. The lodge was made famous in the 1950s when it hosted the Queen while she was on a visit of the park.  Still as popular, Paraa offers a variety of exhilarating activities including chimpanzee trekking, birding and visiting the mighty Murchison Falls.

Hidden deep within Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park – home to almost half of the world’s mountain gorillas – Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp is the forest’s only concessionaire luxury camp. The location is unrivaled; not only is it mere minutes away from the gorilla trek starting point, but the magnificent creatures often swing by the camp themselves – as if returning the visit. On a clear night, guests can sit around a cozy fire and enjoy Bwindi's crystal clear mountain sky or have a drink from the camp bar which overlooks the rain forest.

Situated on the southern shores of the Nile River, Baker's Lodge offers guests a scenic opportunity to explore the Murchison Falls- Uganda's largest national park. Named after the English explorer, Samuel Baker, the lodge's ten suites are raised on wooden decks so guests can enjoy spectacular views of the river in front of them. The suites are spacious, with netted windows, thatched roofs, and beautifully appointed bathrooms. The central lounge includes a dining and bar area.

Nestled in the leafy suburbs of Entebbe, next to the shores of Lake Victoria is the stylish Hotel No. 5. Its ten rooms are tastefully furnished in pastel colors. Each room has a sliding glass door that opens to a small balcony where guests can enjoy views of the lush surroundings. Dining at Hotel No. 5 takes place at a chic, all-white restaurant with outdoor seating space that offers a perfect spot to enjoy a nightcap. A swimming pool and spa are available if guests wish to burn off excess energy. The hotel is perfectly situated close to key attractions such as Uganda Wildlife Education Centre, Ngamba Island Chimp Sanctuary and Mabamba Swamp.

Perched 2,000 metres above sea level on a ridge beside Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge quite literally sits amongst the clouds. This height lends itself to incredible views stretching across the Virunga Volcano range of Rwanda and into the Congo. The lodge oozes elegance; high-beamed ceilings and enormous windows fill the volcanic stone buildings with natural light, whilst double-sided fireplaces and large, deep sofas invite guests to sink into its warm atmosphere.