On the side of a mountain rising above the mist shrouded rain forest lies a camp. It is located in the immediate vicinity of the site recognized by UNESCO as a world natural heritage, aptly named Bwindi impenetrable Forest in which lives more than half of the world’s last population of mountain gorillas.

This stunning landscape is clearly visible from the wooden platforms built on eight luxury tents with en suite designed for guests. They admire the bed carved by Ugandan artisans and outside each one has a spacious terrace where you can dine. The main dining room is located in the largest tent, which is set in the center of the camp. Like the houses it has a spacious terrace. In the evening, guests can sit by the fire.

Bwindi is almost the geographical heart of Africa, where nature has created one of the most diverse oases of life on our planet. Above the canopy soars thousands of birds – representatives of more than 360 species to preview where the camp is a perfect place. The main attraction of this place is hidden in the impenetrable greenery of an ancient forest. It grows 324 species of trees (10 of them found only here). In this area you can also meet representatives of up to 113 species of animals, like the extremely rare forest elephants not to mention the almost 200 species of butterflies.

Almost half of all representatives of fauna not found in any other part of the world. However, the undisputed kings of this beautiful place are the mountain gorillas. Guests of the camp have the unique opportunity to admire these extraordinary animals. Experienced guides who are on the spot. Moving among the vast green are groups of gorillas and the opportunity to be close to them is an extraordinary experience that will forever remain in the memory of anyone who came into contact with these animals.