3 Days Gombe National Park Safari

A Forest of Stories – Walk in the Footsteps of Chimpanzees

Gombe National Park is more than a safari destination—it's a symbol of global conservation, scientific discovery, and the deep connection between humans and the wild. Tucked along the eastern shores of Lake Tanganyika in western Tanzania, this remote jungle paradise is home to the world's most famous chimpanzee population.

A Glimpse Into History

Gombe shot to global fame in the 1960s when Dr. Jane Goodall arrived to study the behavior of chimpanzees in their natural habitat. Her groundbreaking work reshaped how we understand primates, sparking worldwide attention and conservation efforts. Today, the park still protects many of the same chimp families she observed.

Why Travelers Love Gombe

Unlike traditional game drives, Gombe is a walking safari experience. You'll hike through ancient forests, cross streams, and climb ridges—all to meet one of our closest relatives face to face. The thrill of locking eyes with a wild chimpanzee just meters away is unforgettable.

Beyond chimps, Gombe offers waterfalls, red-tailed monkeys, olive baboons, and over 200 species of birds. Its lakeshore setting means you can swim, kayak, or simply relax by the water between treks. Gombe is wild, raw, and incredibly intimate.