Explore the enchanting Western Circuit, home to mesmerizing destinations like the Katavi National Park, Mahale National Park, and Gombe Stream National Park.
Katavi National Park
Katavi National Park in Tanzania is a massive 4471 km² wonderland! It's the third biggest park in the country and is just bursting with untouched wilderness. What makes it even more special is the wide range of habitats and species you can find here, especially lots of big and magnificent mammals. And guess what? Katavi is also a safe haven for endangered animals like wild dogs and cheetahs.
Mahale National Park
Mahale National Park, it’s an incredible place located in the western part of the country, right next to beautiful Lake Tanganyika. But that's not all - this park also has something truly special.

Imagine vast forested slopes that reach up to the stunning Mahale Mountains. And guess what? It's home to the largest known population of chimpanzees in the world, with about 800 of these fascinating creatures roaming around. Tracking these chimps is an experience that feels downright magical.

But wait, there's more! The forest in Mahale is also home to some other amazing creatures. You'll find lively troops of red colobus, red-tailed, and blue monkeys swinging through the trees. And get this - there's even an endemic race of Angola colobus monkeys, making this place even more unique.

Oh, and if you're into bird watching, you're in for a treat! The forest is a paradise for ornithologists, giving you the perfect opportunity to spot a colorful kaleidoscope of forest birds.

So, if you're up for an adventure and want to witness the wonders of nature, Mahale National Park is an absolute must-visit. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!
Gombe Stream National Park
Welcome to Gombe Stream National Park, a hidden gem nestled in Tanzania's breathtaking natural beauty. Prepare to be captivated by the lush, vibrant forests and jaw-dropping diversity of animals that call this place home. Our park is renowned for its magnificent chimpanzees, our closest primate relatives with whom we share an astounding 98% of our genes.

At our park, we take conservation seriously, and our efforts to protect these incredible chimps are widely recognized and supported. The Jane Goodall Foundation, a major player in chimpanzee conservation, also extends its dedication to the gorillas in Uganda. Together, we strive to ensure their survival and well-being.

But the wonders of Gombe Stream National Park don't stop there! As you explore, you'll encounter troops of olive baboons, alongside the elusive and beautiful red-tailed and red Colobus monkeys, who cleverly stick to the forest canopy to avoid the curious gaze of their chimp neighbors. And let's not forget about the birds! With over 200 different species fluttering about, bird enthusiasts will be in heaven.

So, lace up your hiking boots and join us on an unforgettable chimpanzee trek. Immerse yourself in nature's splendor and get ready to create memories that will last a lifetime. Gombe Stream National Park awaits you!