Archive for the ‘Ndali-Kasenda Crater Lakes’ Category

CVK Resort has let us know their new email address is info@cvklakeside.com. They gave also forwarded their 2012 rates, as detailed below: CVK LAKESIDE RESORT RATES FOR 2012 Facilities: Accommodation -       Double Room, self contained                       Ugx 89,000bb –       Twin rom, self contained                            Ugx 79,000bb -       Single Room self contained                           Ugx 65,000bb -       Summer [...]

Steve Williams, the owner of Kyaninga Lodge, has sent us the following blurb: “Perched on the rim of an ancient volcanic crater lake with spectacular views of the Mountains of the Moon in the distance, Kyaninga Lodge offers the ultimate luxury experience of one of Uganda’s most beautiful locations. Raised on stilts and entirely built [...]

Kyaninga Lodge

Posted: September 14, 2010 in Fort Portal, Ndali-Kasenda Crater Lakes

Stayed at Kyaninga Lodge in August for 2 nights. The place was not 100% complete, but we knew that well in advance. Beautiful cottage stunning views, great food and very nice time overall. Avi Scharf

Entebbe Airport Guest House is a firm favourite 120,000Ush triple, 100,000Ush double and 65,000Ush single. Very comfortable rooms, lovely garden, good food and congenial atmosphere. Mubende Had lunch at Nakayima Hotel. Almost instant service (but they did have a seminar running) quite tasty beef and rice and a soda for 4200Ugsh. Kibale Forest & Crater [...]

Lake Nkuruba

Posted: January 25, 2010 in Ndali-Kasenda Crater Lakes

I have recently returned to England after spending 6 months in Fort Portal Uganda working for a reputable volunteering organisation. If you are travelling to this lovely part of the world and heading for Lake Nkuruba Nature Reserve campsite please ensure you end up at the correct campsite. There are two campsites with a similar [...]

Lake Nkuruba

Posted: January 25, 2010 in Ndali-Kasenda Crater Lakes

Hello! There is really a confusion between Lake Nkuruba Nature Reserve and ENFUZI Lake Nkuruba Nature Reserve…. Well, we WANTED to go to the first of this two but we ended at Enfuzi..and it was GREAT! Very friendly people there, good accommodation and delicious food…I never regretted! Warm greetings Laura 16/4/2009

Uganda by bike 2008/2009 I’ve just received this wonderfully detailed and useful trip report from Rolf Rabe: The Trip: Entebbe – Kampala – Luwero – Mygiera – Masindi – Murchison Falls N.P. – Butiaba – Hoima – Mabaale – Kagadi – Kyenjojo – Fort Portal – Kibale Forest / CVK Resort – Lake Kifuruku – [...]

UGANDA TRIP (19 Jan -13 Feb 09) I travelled alone through Uganda for 4 weeks and experienced amazing warmth and friendliness from all the Ugandans I met on the way. Scenically it is a truly stunning country and I highly recommend it ! KAMPALA – Red Chilli safari was great value and well organised. There [...]

I am an Irish volunteer with Voluntary Missionary Movement (VMM) and my back ground is in community development. I am working for the Diocese of Fort Portal and my job is to promote and market Lake Nkuruba Nature Reserve by upgrading the campsite (see p.324). We have set in place a strategic plan whereby over [...]

Andrew Roberts forwarded me the following addendum to the comments on the Fort Portal & Kibale Forest page: Re, the comments on the two Lake Nkuruba campsites, the ‘original’ campsite is the first to be reached when approaching Rwaihamba village from Fort Portal. It is now reached by a steep vehicle track since the owner [...]