Experience Serengeti from above

Conquer the highest peak in Africa

One of Tanzania's smallest National Parks, Gombe Stream is an untamed place of lush forests and clear lake views. It gained status in 1968, formed to protect the endangered Chimpanzees and was made famous by Dr. Jane Goodall who, for many years, studied the behaviour of the endangered species

It is a narrow strip of land along the shores of Lake Tanganyika, which rises into mountainous folds and valleys full of towering oil nut palms and tall indigenous trees dangling with intertwining vines. There are no roads, phones or electricity. This is real jungle and in it the creatures of Africa rule.

 

Gombe Stream's main attraction is obviously the chimpanzee families that live protected in the park's boundaries. Guided walks are available that take visitors deep into the forest to observe and sit with the extraordinary primates for an entire morning -- an incredible experience and one that is the highlight of many a visitors trip to Africa. Aside from chimpanzee viewing, Vervet and colobus monkeys, baboons, forest pigs and small antelope inhabit the dense forest, in addition to a wide variety of tropical birdlife.

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