
Gombe Stream
A small forest on the shore of Lake Tanganyika where, in 1960, Jane Goodall began the chimpanzee research that changed how we see animals.


A small forest on the shore of Lake Tanganyika where, in 1960, Jane Goodall began the chimpanzee research that changed how we see animals.

Remote forest on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, reached only by light aircraft and boat: Mahale is one of the most exclusive chimpanzee experiences in Africa.

A community-run boardwalk through papyrus swamp beside Kibale Forest, with monkeys overhead and some of Uganda’s best birding.

Hundreds of black-and-white colobus leaping through the canopy at once: Nyungwe is famous for some of the largest colobus troops in Africa.

Track chimpanzees among giant mahogany and ironwood trees in Uganda’s largest natural forest, conveniently on the road to Murchison Falls.

A sunken river forest hidden in the savannah of Queen Elizabeth National Park, home to a small community of chimpanzees.

Track chimpanzees at dawn in one of Africa’s oldest montane rainforests, then walk above the treetops on the canopy walkway.

Join the researchers and rangers habituating a chimpanzee community in Kibale, with up to four hours in the chimps’ company.

East Africa’s most reliable chimpanzee tracking, in a forest with 13 primate species and around 1,500 chimps.

Uganda’s slice of the Virunga volcanoes: one habituated gorilla family, bamboo forest, volcano views and very few other visitors.
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