Chimpanzee Tracking

Tracking the Chimpanzees is a very interesting experience. Get your walking shoes on as we move through bush and jungle to spend one hour with our fascinating relatives. Chimpanzees can be found in Uganda (Kibale Forest, Budongo, Kalinzu Forest and the Kyambura Gorge), Rwanda (Nyungwe Forest) and Tanzania (Gombe Stream and Mahale Mountains)

Kazinga Tours offers short trips to the Chimpanzees in Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania and also as part of a complete roundtrip to one of these countries. In the short trips to the chimps we drive or fly to the Chimpanzee parks.

Tours with this Highlight

All / Uganda

Highlights of Uganda (14 days)

Highlights of Uganda and Rwanda (15 days)

Best of Uganda & Rwanda (21 days)

Fly-In Safari – Bwindi & Queen Elizabeth National Park (6 days)

Uganda Complete (24 days)

Uganda Cycling – Adventure on Two Wheels (16 days)

Uganda Active (14 days)

Group Tour Highlights of Western Uganda (10 days)

Uganda Self Drive – Freedom to Explore (14 days)

Birding through Uganda Safari (22 days)

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Gorilla Tracking – The Ultimate Wildlife Encounter

They are like us – and yet so different. Meeting the Mountain Gorillas is truly the experience of a lifetime! These gentle giants are the world’s most endangered great apes, living only in the protected

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park – Home of the Mountain Gorillas

Located in south-western Uganda, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is the ultimate highlight for many visitors to Uganda – it is home to the endangered Mountain Gorillas. Covering 331 km² of dense jungle, Bwindi combines both

Going on Safari

There are 4 ways to go on Safari: By car (game drive), by boat, on foot and from the Sky (by plane or balloon). The most famous way is by safari car. We have specially

Lake Bunyonyi

Lake Bunyonyi (‘Place of many little birds’) lies in south western Uganda between Kisoro and Kabale close to the border with Rwanda. Located at 1,962 m above sea level, it is about 25 km long

Lake Victoria

Lake Victoria or is one of the African Great Lakes. The lake was named for Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom, by John Hanning Speke, the first European to visit this lake. With a surface

Budongo Forest

Budongo Forest has a high biodiversity with 24 species of small mammals; nine being primates; 465 species of trees and shrubs; 359 species of birds; 289 species of butterflies; and 130 species of moths. The

Uganda

Kenya

Tanzania

Rwanda