2 days chimpanzee tracking Kibale to Kibale National Park will give a great memory of the primate capital, as the park is known as the “home of primates.” Kibale boasts of 13 primate species, and some of the primates include the baboons, red-tailed monkeys, red-tailed colobus monkeys, guenons, grey-cheeked mangabeys, and the chimpanzee, which is the most popular wildlife species in this great forest. Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale National Park
Detailed Chimpanzee tracking Kibale itinerary
Day 1: TRANSFER TO KIBALE. TRAVEL TIME: +5 HOURS
You will be picked up by our driver-guide after having your morning breakfast and be driven to Kibale through the Mubende-Fort Portal route, where you will be able to view nice-looking tea gardens along the way. You will then have a stopover at Fort Portal town for an en route lunch, where you will later proceed to your booked accommodation for dinner and an overnight stay.
DAY 2: CHIMPANZEE TRACKING KIBALE AND TRANSFER BACK TO KAMPALA
Today, after having your early morning breakfast, you will be driven to the Kanyanchu visitor’s center for a briefing, and later you will head to the jungle in search of the gentle giants. You will be given only an hour to stay close to the chimpanzee as you take photographs and watch their social life. Later, you head back for lunch and drive back to Kampala. End of service!
CHIMPANZEE TREKKING KIBALE INCLUDES
- Transportation in a 4×4-wheel drive
- Service of the English-speaking guide
- Meal plan on full board
- Accommodation
- Chimpanzee tracking permit
CHIMPANZEE TREKKING KIBALE EXCLUDES
- Airfare
- Visa
- Drinks
- Laundry
- Tips to local guides
- Telephone
- Porter fee while trekking
- Personal insurance
- Personal shopping bills and cigars