3 Day Kibale Forest Chimpanzee Safari

This is a reward to the primate lovers because of the concentration of the primates in this dense tropical rain forest. This area had the high percentage of viewing chimpanzees in the wild than any other place in Africa or even the world. It is not only primates but the volcanic activity gives it authentic craters that have lakes and farmland as well as tea estates that make this a unique destination for those that advocate for go green and environmentalists.

The safari starts and ends in Kampala but usually an extension to either Murchison falls or Queen Elizabeth and Bwindi impenetrable for the mountain gorillas.

It’s estimated that there are over 1,500 chimpanzees living in community groups within the protected Kibale National Park. Out of these, about four communities are habituated. This means that these chimpanzee communities, although wild, have become accustomed to human’s visiting and behaving in a predictable manner. There is also a limit to the number of people for each chimpanzee trek. Therefore, it is important to book your permit in advance. Our Kevron African Safaris specially designed itineraries will take care of your needs.