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All guest rooms have large windows to make best use of the wonderful views. Terracotta tiled roofs give a stylish contemporary Rwandese flavour. The lodge is constructed of local stone, finished with an ochre coloured plaster. The family suite has an extra bedroom and bathroom incorporated. All client accommodation rooms have at least one private veranda, a sitting room with fireplace, bedroom, dressing room and a large modern bathroom. Client accommodation comprises 5 cottages, 2 suites and 1 family suite. Both the bar and dining room have extensive outdoor decks from which our clients can enjoy the spectacular views. The lodge comprises of a central building, with reception, bar, dining room, library / games room, community awareness centre, client washrooms and a shop. Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge is therefore an exciting combination of a top quality lodge and a power for driving socioeconomic development and conservation in the areas adjacent to the Parc National des Volcans in Rwanda. Governors’ Camp leases the lodge from SACOLA, and SACOLA will use rental and other income from Governors’ Camp to finance its socioeconomic development and conservation objectives in the area. The lodge has been designed and built by Governors’ Camp but is owned by a community trust called SACOLA. The altitude of the lodge is approximately 7,000 feet above sea level so the climate is generally cool, and the volcanoes rise to a height of almost 15,000 feet. All guest cottages are discretely and privately situated in the folds of the hills, and each has its own unique view.
Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge is situated on the edge of the Parc National des Volcans in North Western Rwanda, in an undulating area of 11 hectares with fabulous views towards the Parc National des Volcanoes, its 5 volcanoes (comprising part of the Virunga Volcano range) and distant lowland agricultural areas. Other than this there are visits to local community projects and genocide memorials and escorted excursions such as walks and bird watching.Īdditionally there is a massage parlour for those wanting something a little more indulgent! Child PolicyĬhildren of any age are welcome however they must be 15 or over to take part in trekking the gorillas.A member of the Governors' Camp Collection Watching these magnificent creatures in there natural habitat is a surprisingly a dramatic, touching and thrilling experience, the memories of which will last you a lifetime. Gorilla trekking is the main activity in the area. Rooms also include a dressing room, large comfortable beds and huge windows, so you can’t escape the beauty of the area. Each room has its own private veranda, modern en-suite bathroom and sitting room with a fireplace, fantastic as it can get chilly in the evenings. The main lodge also has a library, games room, shop and a community awareness centre – where you will find information on the areas gorillas and the history of Rwanda.Īccommodation consists of 5 cottages, 2 suites and a family room, which has an extra bedroom and bathroom. The bar and dining area lead out on to an extravagant and extensive outdoor decking area from which guests can enjoy spectacular views and relax after a hard days trekking. The main lodge is made from local stone with terracotta roof tiles and beautifully landscaped gardens, ideal for trying to spot one of the area 650 bird species. To the north are great views of the 15,000ft high Virunga Volcanoes and to the south the agricultural lowlands. Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge is just 3km away from the main entrance to Volcanoes National Park and 2 hours drive, on good roads, from central Kigali. A luxury safari lodge with large detached accommodation.
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