With lush, tropical rainforest and a fascinating diversity of animals, Kibale National Park is not only one of the most remarkably beautiful and stunning forests in East Africa, but it’s also home to an incredible 13 species of primates, including the largest population of highly endangered chimpanzees.

Kibale National park has one of the richest ecosystems in the whole of Africa and contains over 340 bird species, 14 species of snakes, at least 20 species of reptiles and other incredible animals including chimpanzee, bush pig, elephants, and giant forest hogs, offering tourists a unique safari experience you won’t soon forget!

Top 5 Things to do at Kibale National Park

1. Chimpanzee tracking. This once in a lifetime experience will allow you to spend a couple of hours up close with our most fascinating relatives.

2. Discover the daily life of the Batooro, a local community, through village walks, including stops at the primary school, church, and traditional healer.

3. Go on a guided nature walk where you will have a chance to see a variety of birds, monkeys, and sometimes duikers and bush pigs.

4. Take a trip to Bigodi Swamp, home to incredible animals such as the Red Colobus, L’Hoest monkey, civet cats, bush bucks, and the endangered swamp antelope.

5. Go on a guided night nature walk. Armed with powerful torches, tourists will have the chance to spot rarely sighted creatures such as the bush baby, hyrax, and occasional civet cat.