Kibale National Park
Primate Capital of the World
Western Uganda
2-3 Days
(156 reviews)
FromUSD $680
Duration
2-3 Days
Group Size
2-8 people
Difficulty
Moderate
Best Season
Year Round
Photo Gallery
About This Destination
Kibale National Park is renowned as the primate capital of the world, home to 13 primate species including the largest population of chimpanzees in Uganda. The park offers exceptional chimpanzee tracking and diverse forest experiences.
Safari Highlights
13 primate species including chimpanzees
Highest chimpanzee tracking success rate
Bigodi Wetland bird sanctuary
Community-based tourism
375+ bird species
Ancient tropical rainforest
Activities & Experiences
Chimpanzee Tracking
Primate Walks
Bird Watching
Bigodi Wetland Walk
Community Visits
Forest Walks
Wildlife You'll Encounter
Chimpanzees
Red Colobus Monkeys
L'Hoest's Monkeys
Blue Monkeys
Grey-cheeked Mangabeys
Forest Elephants
Forest Buffalo
Sample Itinerary
1
Day 1: Arrival & Forest Walk
Arrive at Kibale and explore the forest edge
- Transfer from Kampala
- Check-in at lodge
- Evening forest walk
- Night sounds of the forest
2
Day 2: Chimpanzee Tracking
Early morning chimpanzee tracking experience
- Pre-tracking briefing
- Chimpanzee tracking (2-5 hours)
- Afternoon Bigodi wetland walk
- Bird watching
3
Day 3: Community Visit & Departure
Cultural experience and return journey
- Community visit
- Traditional crafts demonstration
- Transfer back to Kampala
Best Time to Visit
December-February and June-September for easier trekking conditions