Situated on the fringe of Kidepo Valley National Park, Adere Safari Lodge offers a distinctive natural setting atop the rugged, semi-arid cliffs of Kidepo, which have been there for over a millennium. With its 20 roomy, en suite safari huts that have been custom-designed with practical details inspired by Karamojong and its privileged location in Kidepo Park’s Wilderness, Adere Safari Lodge offers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse yourself in an authentically African experience.
Adere Safari Lodge promises an unforgettable stay that will make memories last a lifetime, whether your dream is to take a guided drive through Kidepo Valley National Park’s expansive savannah, enjoy a sumptuous sunset dinner, spend a quiet and late night reading one of your favourite books by the fireplace, have coffee in the morning while watching the tropical sun rise against the backdrop of the wilderness, take a rewarding village walk, or just take a leisurely stroll around the accommodations.
In addition to 20 self-contained chalets that can accommodate up to 20 people in single rooms, the accommodations also feature a cosy lounge where you may read books from our on-site library. The lodge’s elegant furnishings feature the best African art, and its open layouts inspire visitors to constantly connect with nature. This allows for total relaxation and a genuine sense of serenity and calm.
Throughout your stay, the restaurant will serve you delectable meals and boasts maybe the nicest views in the area. They feature a cosy lounge with a fireplace and a well-stocked bar. The savannah scenery of Kidepo Valley is quite beautiful. Beyond the valleys up ahead, towards horizons marked by far-off mountain ranges that appear to reach the sky, lies the splendour of the wilderness. Explore the Narus Valley on foot or in a safari vehicle to see the incredible wildlife and take in the experience of travelling through Karamoja’s untamed frontier.
Learn about the distinctive way of life of the well-known Kamajong people, who herd cattle. Visit the Karamjong manyattas to learn about their experiences playing survival games in the jungle and to get a glimpse of their true way of life, which served as inspiration for the décor choices at Adere Safari Lodge.
Nestled on the periphery of Kidepo Valley National Park, its inhabitants have convenient access to an ideal wildlife drive, escorted bush walks, avian exploration of the park, cultural immersion, and excursions to the Karamajong, among other delights.
Uganda’s most untamed national park, Kidepo Valley National Park, offers stunning views of the horizon and savannah landscapes. It is situated in the Karamoja region of northeastern Uganda. As it’s one of the less frequented national parks in Uganda, you almost feel like you have the place to yourself. Due to its uniqueness and breathtaking scenery, CNN recently named Kidepo Valley National Park the third-best National Park in Africa. On guided game drives, it is possible to witness a large number of elephants, giraffes, buffalos, lions, oribi, hyenas, baboons, antelopes, warthogs, jackals, and numerous savannah birds. The only national park in Uganda where cheetahs can be seen is Kidepo.