Your Uganda’s Safari Starts Here
Nestled in western Uganda, Kibale National Park spans 766 km² and is renowned as Africa’s primate capital. The park boasts the highest density and diversity of primates on the continent, including over 1,450 chimpanzees—the largest population in Uganda . Visitors can also encounter 12 other primate species, such as the rare L’Hoest’s monkey and the endangered red colobus monkey.
Beyond primates, Kibale is home to 70 mammal species, including forest elephants, buffaloes, leopards, and duikers. Bird enthusiasts can delight in over 375 bird species, while butterfly lovers can explore a dazzling array of 250 species. The park’s diverse habitats range from tropical forests and woodlands to savannahs, offering rich biodiversity and scenic beauty.
Embark on guided treks to observe chimpanzees in their natural habitat. With a 99% success rate in sightings, these treks offer a unique opportunity to witness chimp behavior up close .
Participate in a full-day experience alongside researchers, gaining deeper insights into chimpanzee behaviors and social structures.
Explore the park’s diverse ecosystems on foot, traversing swamplands, grasslands, and tropical forests. These walks offer chances to spot various primates, birds, and butterflies.
Located near the park, this sanctuary is a haven for bird watchers, hosting over 138 bird species, including the great blue turaco .
Engage with local communities, such as the Batooro and Bakiga, to learn about their traditions, crafts, and daily lives.
Hike around the region’s scenic crater lakes, offering panoramic views and opportunities for photography and relaxation.
