
The Ndali Lodge was the next stop in Kibale. The lodge has only 8 "huts" so it's a very intimate setting. This was the stay for 2 nights as we went Chimp tracking. Chimps are the evil clowns of the jungle in my opinion so I was a little hesitant to look for them but it was fun and they weren't that evil.

This was the tent night. We slept in a tent along a river. Sounds more rustic than it is. The tent has a shower (you have to order it the night before so they can fill the tank) and the food is on white linen table clothes (very Out of Africa, I was expecting Meryl Streep to come out of one of the tents) Still, you do hear some lion's roaring and other odd sounds during the night.

Since you get up so early to see the gorillas, you are pretty much spent the rest of the day. So after the trek we drove for a bit and stayed at the Gorilla Resort Camp in Buhoma. It has a great view and good food. You stay in a wooden platform with a very large tent over it. Rustic but very beautiful.