Welcome to Tanzania-Gombe National Park
Gombe stream is the smallest of Tanzania's National Parks, a thin stip of ancient forest set amidst mountains and steep valleys on the shores of Lake Tanganyika. Chimpanzee are Gombe stream's main attraction; they are the stars of the world's most famous chimpanzee community.
Chimps are as individually unique as human and no scientific expertise is needed to distinguish the different characters in the cats. The majority of the park mammals are primates, most of them forest species and in addition to the famous chimpanzees, visitors could be lucky enough to see blue or red-tail monkey. Carnivores are rare in the forest, making Gombe the ideal place for a walking safari, or a swin in one of the streams.
WHEN TO GO?
The best time to find chimpanzee at Gombe is during the wet season from february to June and November to December. The dry months of July to October and December to January are better for photo opportunities.
WHEN TO GO?
For the migration from December to May in the South of the Park and from June to October to the Western Corridor and to the North.
VIEW NORTHERN CIRCUIT SAMPLE ITINERARY
VIEW SOUTH & WESTERN CIRCUIT SAMPLE ITINERARY
VIEW MOUNTAIN CLIMB SAMPLE ITINERARY
