Tented Camp
    Katwe Bird Sanctuary, Uganda
    Budget
    960m
    PlnrScore 54

    Elephant Home Campsite

    Elephant Home Campsite is a guesthouse near Katwe Bird Sanctuary.

    Score
    54
    Price
    Budget
    Species
    449

    At a Glance

    Dietary

    Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free options available upon request

    Best Season

    June to October and December to February for dry season game viewing and birdwatching

    Family Friendly

    Children welcome

    WiFi

    Available

    Katwe

    1 km away

    Bakonzo, Banyankole

    Local community

    Contact Details

    Location

    Latitude

    0.010454

    Longitude

    29.999842

    Elevation

    960m

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    Location Map

    Elephant Home Campsite in Katwe Bird Sanctuary

    Activities

    guesthouse

    Nearest Airport

    Mweya Airport

    HUMW
    7 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Goma International Airport

    GOM
    185 km away

    449

    Total Species

    40

    Mammals

    290

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    Kob
    235 obs
    Common Hippopotamus
    228 obs
    African Savanna Elephant
    209 obs
    African Buffalo
    188 obs
    Waterbuck
    160 obs
    African Fish-Eagle
    128 obs
    Pied Kingfisher
    109 obs
    Nile Monitor
    108 obs
    Common Warthog
    99 obs
    Lion
    94 obs
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