Mihingo Lodge
Mihingo Lodge is a peaceful and exclusive retreat adjacent to Lake Mburo National Park.
10 luxury spacious tented rooms, all enjoying stunning views, are built on stilted wooden platforms covered by thatched roofs, and with en suite bathrooms including hot and cold running water, showers, and flush toilets. Each room is nestled on a private piece of the lodge's property, enabling guests to enjoy the tranquil environment in complete seclusion. Some rooms are situated in a forest, several with a lake view, and others on a rocky outcrop. The main dining area is a large thatched structure built of rocks, the wood of dead weathered olive trees found on the land, and native grasses. Below the dining area, an infinity swimming pool stretches out from the rocks and seems to disappear into the vast landscape beyond. Aside from lounging by the pool enjoying the sounds of nature, you can also avail yourself of the numerous activities offered by Lake Mburo National Park and Mihingo Lodge. An observation hide camouflaged in the bush and 50m metres from the waterhole provides guests with a relaxing opportunity to view game at close range. Proceeds from massages treatments go to the lodge’s leopard conservation. Diversions include boat trips on Lake Mburo , savannah walks, cultural visits, day and night game drives in Lake Mburo National Park, horse-back safaris and mountain bike riding. |
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Lake Mburo is home to many different animal species, including zebra, eland, and impala, waterbuck, topi, buffalo, hippo, duiker, bushbuck, klipspringer, oribi, reedbuck, leopard and crocodiles.
Thick-tailed gallagos (bushbabies) are regular nocturnal visitors to the platform below the lodge bar where they can be observed interacting with each other.
In appreciation of its fragile surroundings, Mihingo Lodge is environmentally friendly with electricity, hot water, and water pumps being powered by solar energy.
Thick-tailed gallagos (bushbabies) are regular nocturnal visitors to the platform below the lodge bar where they can be observed interacting with each other.
In appreciation of its fragile surroundings, Mihingo Lodge is environmentally friendly with electricity, hot water, and water pumps being powered by solar energy.
