3 days chimpanzee tracking Safari
fromChimpanzee tracking
Community walk
Bird watching during the activity
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Vacation Style Holiday Type
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Activity Level Leisurely
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Kibale Forest National Park is one of the most attractive national parks in Uganda with varied tracts of tropical rain forest and several animals. The park covers 795 km2 of rain forest, swamps, rivers and few areas of grassland. It is home to more than 1,450 chimpanzees protected inside the park and in total thirteen primate species.
This is an important eco-tourism and safari destination, popular for its population of habituated chimpanzees and other 12 species of primates.
– Hotel Pick up and drop off
– Chimpanzee tracking permit
– 3x Lunch and 2x dinner
– Swamp walk fees
– 2x Breakfast
– Snacks/Rolex
– 2x Accommodation
DOS AND DON’TS DURING CHIMPANZEE TRACKING
Water: Chimpanzee trekking can be very tiresome and you need to refill your tank as the trek goes on. It is advisable to park a few water filtration tablets before you come for the trek.
Boots: You will need good waterproof comfortable shoes. Sometimes it rains during the trek, so skid proof shoes can come in handy.
Rain Jacket: You are advised to carry rain jacket because if rains very often in Kibale National Park.
Snack: You can carry a light snack to give you some energy during the walk in the forest
Light trousers and long sleeved shirts are advised.
Socks: You will have to tuck in the trousers into the socks to avoid insects crawling inside.
Gloves: You will need Gardening gloves because you will be grabbing tree branches, leaves, name it, and some can be thorny.
Camera: Carry a good camera (no flash ) to capture this lifetime experience
THINGS TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN BOOKING A CHIMPANZEE TRACKING SAFARI
1. Tour can start any day
2. Solo travelers can join this tour
3. Tour is done under the post covid 19 SOPs
4. Age limit: 15 years and above
5. Suitable for single travelers as well
6. When tracking the chimpanzee, you should be having some level of fitness because it involves hiking.
7. No sandals, open shoes allowed during the tracking of the chimpanzees, only covered shoes, hiking shoes
8. Additional accommodation on the last day can be arranged at an extra cost
9. The official currency in Uganda is Ugandan shillings. US Dollars are widely accepted which are printed after 2006.
NOTE:
If the initial deposit is only equivalent to the value of the chimpanzee, expect no refund.
Accommodation before or after the tour, can be arranged for an extra cost.
– Airport drop off (unless asked for)
– Tips for the guides
– Souvenirs
– Flight tickets
– Visa processing