07/10/2026
Why Uganda belongs on your honeymoon shortlist.
A journey through misty forests, open savanna, extraordinary wildlife and intimate lodges, with adventure at its heart.
Tangled jungle. Glacier-capped mountains. Roaring rapids. Sparkling lakes. Terraced hillsides. Grassy plains. Arid savanna. Deep forest.
Uganda brings an extraordinary variety of landscapes and wildlife into one journey.
One day, you could be trekking through misty forests in search of mountain gorillas.
Then walking among giraffe and zebra, watching elephants in the wild or listening to lions roar at night.
This is not a honeymoon spent beside a pool.
It is one you experience together.
WildPlaces lodges are positioned in or at the edge of national parks, putting you close to the wildlife rather than hours away by vehicle.
At Apoka, elephants can wander past your veranda. At The River Station, the Kazinga Channel stretches out below the lodge. At Clouds, the mountains and forests of Bwindi surround you. The setting is part of the experience.
WildPlaces deliberately seeks out remote, secluded areas rather than following the usual tourism trail.
The result? Intimate lodges. Personalised experiences. Space to connect with wilderness. No crowds. No buffet lines. No scheduled activities with dozens of other guests. Just the two of you, your guide and the wild.
WildPlaces believes adventure should not mean discomfort. Think comfortable beds and fine linens, excellent food and w**e, attentive service and beautifully considered lodges. But outside your door? Gorillas. Lions. Elephants. Chimpanzees. Hippos. Vast wilderness. Luxury here is about being deeply immersed in the wild, without giving up comfort.
Stay at Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge for the forests of Bwindi and a chance to trek for mountain gorillas.
Go to The River Station for the Kazinga Channel, crater lakes, chimpanzee tracking and wildlife around the lodge.
Head to Papa’s Camp in Murchison Falls for an intimate camp deep in the national park.
Or discover Apoka Safari Lodge, overlooking the remote wilderness of Kidepo Valley.
WildPlaces puts conservation at the heart of its work.
Every stay contributes to conservation initi