Mirima Kibale Lodge

11/07/2026

The reception at Mirima feels less like an entrance and more like being welcomed into a Ugandan home.

On the walls, Tooro begins to speak. Wooden carvings, ancient masks, and old photographs hold small pieces of history, the kind you do not rush past. You pause. You look again. You start to notice the faces, the hands, the stories.

Nearby, the craft centre carries the work of Ugandan makers, each piece quietly asking whether a little of this place might travel home with you.

Then the briefing lounge opens into light: a sunrise over Kibale’s forest line, with plantations beyond, glowing softly into the room.

This is where we sit together, see each other properly, and welcome you the Tooro way — with your Empaako name.

10/07/2026

09/07/2026

The Mirima Kibale Lodge rhythm is easy to fall into.

Mornings open slowly over Lake Nyamirima. Tea plantations sit quietly in the hills. The gardens pull you in with little movements — a bird in the leaves, a flower catching light, a path asking you to follow it a little farther.

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06/07/2026

Linen, wood floors, stone, and furniture chosen with a gentle hand — the kind of details that make you feel received before anything is said.

Mirima speaks comfort fluently, with the quiet confidence of a place that knows how good ease can feel.

03/07/2026

When you walk the Mirima pathways at sunset, the evening reaches you in small ways — light flickering through the leaves, the cottages catching the last glow on their corners, the dining lights coming on softly ahead.

It is the kind of hour that makes you slow down without meaning to.

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02/07/2026

The Suites at Mirima are made for slowing down. Tucked in lush forested gardens, large windows hold the crater lake light, and the balcony opens up tot he lake view.

Meant for 1/2 guests from $700 pp/n

28/06/2026

27/06/2026

Mirima launch day

26/06/2026

Today, we opened Mirima Kibale Lodge with full hearts. This dream has taken shape through Lydia’s steady vision, the welcome and support of the Nyamirima and Kibale communities, and the hands of every person who gave their skill, strength, patience, and care to the journey.

From the builders, artisans, suppliers, engineers, porters, gardeners, chefs, lodge teams, office teams, families, friends, and everyone who stood with us, Mirima carries a piece of your work and belief.

Thank you all the political heads, UWA, and the people that helped us make this dream come true.

Today, we celebrate all of you, and the beautiful beginning you helped make possible.