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This Singita lodge has views of the Sabyinyo, Gahinga and Muhabura volcanoes and surrounded by high-altitude forests, wetlands and lush meadows on the edge of the national park.

Guest accommodation is in private, self-contained bedroom suites that connect to the main lodge via a network of volcanic rock pathways.

There are 9 one-bedroom suites (sleeps 2), each with indoor and outdoor showers, an indoor bath, a sitting/rest area, covered veranda, dressing room, mini bar, an in-room massage area, indoor and outdoor fireplaces and a heated plunge pool.

2 two-bedroom suite (sleeps 4) with two identical bedrooms featuring indoor baths, indoor and outdoor showers, in-room massage areas and dressing rooms. The suite offers indoor and outdoor fireplaces, a more spacious sitting/rest area, a mini bar, covered veranda and a heated plunge pool

There is also an exclusive-use four-bedroom villa, Kataza House (sleeps 8), featuring indoor baths and showers, indoor and outdoor fireplaces, informal living and dining areas, an interactive kitchen, covered veranda, heated plunge pools, cinema room, massage treatment room, fitness centre and small cellar.

Kwitonda is named after a gorilla family, and Kataza is one of the silverback gorillas.

The main area  has free-flowing indoor and outdoor areas, a fire pit, interactive kitchen, bar-deli and wine cellar.

The on-site Akarabo Nursery and vegetable garden offers is home to a unique pottery wheel-throwing experience, and there is a yoga and meditation space.

Activities include gorilla trekking, Golden Monkey trekking, cycling, hiking and community visits.

Children: all ages welcome but gorilla trekking has a minimum age limit of 15, and Golden Monkey trekking a minimum age of 12 years old.

Open: year round