The Elephant Oasis Safari Lodge – Your Gateway to Murchison Falls Adventure

If you’re seeking the perfect blend of wilderness thrills and comfortable retreat, The Elephant Oasis Safari Lodge in Murchison Falls National Park may be just the place. Set amid lush riverine forest and sweeping savannah, this lodge offers nature lovers an immersive safari experience without sacrificing comfort.

Accommodation & Ambience

The lodge features tastefully designed cottages or bandas, each with en-suite bathrooms and private verandas or decks. Expect warm interiors, mosquito netting, and sweeping views over the Nile or nearby watering holes. Whether you’re travelling solo, as a couple, or with family, you’ll find room types suited to your needs.

Dining & Relaxation

When hunger strikes, enjoy meals made from fresh, locally-sourced ingredients, offering both Ugandan staples and international favourites. Sundowner cocktails at the lodge bar, riverside dinners, or quiet moments watching the sunset over the wilderness are all part of the experience. Relax by the pool, unwind in communal lounge areas, or just soak up the sounds of the bush.

Safari Activities & Highlights

From your base at Elephant Oasis, you’ll have direct access to a range of safari adventures:

• Early-morning and late afternoon game drives, tracking elephants, lions, giraffes, buffalo, and abundant game in Murchison Falls.
• Boat cruises on the Nile to view hippos, crocodiles, scenic riverbanks and birdlife.
• Nature walks, birdwatching, possibly local cultural visits.
• Optional hikes or excursions to the Top of Murchison Falls for that powerful waterfall panorama.

What to Know Before You Go

• Being in a remote setting, expect limited cell reception—bring a camera, a good book, and disconnect.
• Book in advance, especially wildlife-driven activities (boat cruises, game drives), to ensure ranger/boat availability.
• Bring light safari clothing, insect repellent, and perhaps waterproof gear depending on the season.
• Staying here supports conservation efforts in one of Uganda’s richest wildlife regions—your visit aids local economies and natural preservation.