Attractions

Koi Koi is perfectly located to visit the many attractions; from Kibale National Park famed for chimpanzee tracking, Semuliki national park, a bird watcher's paradise with over 400 bird species, hot springs, and home to the indigenous Batwa pygmy people, to the world heritage site Rwenzori mountain range, Mabere ga Nyinamwiru caves and several cultural sites.  We are on route to Queen Elizabeth National Park and Bwindi forest famous for its gorillas.  Toro's tea plantations, caves, waterfalls and picturesque crater lakes are simply breathtaking to behold and all are within minutes of Koi Koi.

  • One of the many spectacular crater lakes
  • Crater lake at Saaka
  • Elephants at Queen Elizabeth National Park
  • View of Fort Portal Town from King's palace
  • Hot springs in Semuliki National Park
  • River Mpanga flowing through Kibale National Forest
  • Tea near Kibale National Park
  • Breathtaking Lake Nkuruba
  • Waterfall at Mabeere ga Nyinamwiru
  • Mabeere ga Nyinamwiru caves
  • Market day
  • Grinding millet
  • Kibale National Park
  • Lake in Queen Elizabeth National Park
  • Rwenzori mountain range
  • Tea plantation
  • King of Tooro's palace
  • Tree next to palace of King of Bwamba in Bundibugyo -
  • Close to Semuliki park, Bundibugyo
    Palace of King of Bwamba
    Close to Semuliki park, Bundibugyo
  • Colonial era administrative building
    Mucwa historical building
    Colonial era administrative building
  • Nyakatuura -historian at the King's palace
  • Warthogs at Queen Elizabeth National Park
  • Cave entrance to Mabeere ga Nyinamwiru
  • Rwenzori mountain range
  • Banana beer making
  • Banana beer
  • Road near Kibale National Forest
    Baboons
    Road near Kibale National Forest
  • Close to Semuliki park, Bundibugyo
  • Colonial era administrative building
  • Road near Kibale National Forest