Queen Elizabeth National Park is the most popular savanna park in Uganda. The lodge is located on the periphery of the famous Kyambura Gorge in Queen Elizabeth National Park. This is a big advantage to our guests as we are only 10 minutes away from the Park gates. However, as you drive to the gate of the park you will see a number of animals along your way. Lodge and lays between Lakes Gorge and Albert with the Kazinga Channel crossing through its 700 sq mile land area. The park was named after the Queen of England in 1954 following her visit. During your time in the park you will see a great diversity of habitats that include: lakes, savannah grasslands, forests and wetlands that are home to the biggest variety of large mammals in the country.

The boat cruise within Queen Elizabeth National Park is along the Kazinga Channel, a 40 kilometer water long natural channel that links Lake Edward and Lake George. The boat sets off five times a day at 09.00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm, 3:00pm and at 5:00pm. The boat cruise takes 2 hours allowing all guests on board the opportunity to explore the wildlife along the shores of the Kazinga Channel. There are professional guides on the boat who can provide you with all the necessary information as well as answer any questions that may arise about the wildlife. This is managed by UWA and more information can be found on their website. The community of Katunguru, have opened up a boat cruise experience on the Kazinga channel. The boat is being offered and sold by almost all lodges in Queen Elizabeth conservation area. The boat has experienced local guides who take you on the waters of Kazinga channel through the park while they explain background information of every landscape and wildlife in site. This boat is more affordable and flexible than any other boat. You can choose to stay longer on the waters, get closer to the shore line or choose to take a private cruise at a very good price.

Queen Elizabeth National Park has the largest checklist in East Africa with more than 600 bird species recorded. This is mostly due to the wide variety of habitats: from savannah to forest to wetland. Many of the birds in the park are regarded as specials within East Africa, which make it a prime birding destination. The birdlife in Queen Elizabeth National Park is good year-round, but at its best from late May to September, when the rain is less and food is abundant.

The Kyambura community has a rich culture of African household setting, with gardens plentiful in cocoa, vanilla, cotton and sugar cane. Kyambura Orphanage Needy Development, established in 2016 with 12 children currently has 40 children majority of whom are orphans, and some are needy. Through charity, the founder has managed to train 6 tailors and kept the rest in school with the necessary basic requirements. The community has gardens of coffee about 1 acre per household, common in the area is Arabica coffee that they grow, pick, dry and process that you end up consuming at the lodge. The community walks give one an understanding of the community that neighbors the lodge and how your stay helps enhance their livelihoods.

Chimpanzee trekking is one of the many amazing and extremely interesting adventures that can be done in the surrounding areas of Elephant Hab Lodge. The trekking is done in Kyambura gorge and It is extremely rewarding and adventurous as travelers trek the chimpanzees in the tropical rain forest of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Being part of the chimpanzee trek in Uganda safari will give you an insight to explore the national parks wildlife wonders and the beautiful scenic views as well as other primate animals such as the baboons, black and white colobus monkey, red tailed monkey among others.

Discover the interesting traditional dances of Uganda, a country with more than 56 tribes of the people of Uganda. What you will love about Uganda is the Traditional dance moves. The numerous tribes within the country means a rich cultural diversity hence different traditional and cultures across the country. Each of the tribes has exceptional traditional dances and songs that set it apart. There are more than 10 interesting traditional dances that you can enjoy while on a cultural safari in Uganda.

Nature treks are one of the more active ways to explore the landscapes and wildlife surrounding Queen Elizabeth National Park. Nature walks can be carried out in Maramagambo forest, Kyambura Gorge and the crater lakes which includes the famous twin lakes. Where you may spot a variety of forest and savanna species as well as having a unique opportunity to get extremely close to Chimpanzee – on foot!