Bisate Lodge
Gorilla trekking from a characterful forest hideaway
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Nestled uniquely in the rugged arena of a volcanic cone, this new lodge from Wilderness Safaris enjoys a space in the truly marginal environs of a 42-hectare site. Its six forest villas house their own reception area and central fireplace, and afford unrivalled views towards the spectacular Karisimbi, Bisoke and Mikeno volcanoes. And gorilla-spotting opportunities are within easy reach via the close-by Volcanoes National Park headquarters, with other trekking options abounding across the desolate Albertine Rift.
Credit: David Crookes
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