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Mahale National Park

Mahale Mountains National Park is one of Africa’s most remarkable and remote wildlife destinations, best known as one of the finest places on the continent to observe wild chimpanzees in their natural habitat. Accessible only by boat or light aircraft, the park feels truly untouched.

Set along the crystal-clear shores of Lake Tanganyika, Mahale offers a rare and magical blend of dense rainforest, rugged mountains and pristine sandy beaches.

 

Guided chimpanzee trekking is the highlight, complemented by hiking, swimming and pure solitude. A truly special destination for nature lovers and primate enthusiasts seeking something extraordinary.

best time to visit

The best time for chimpanzee trekking is between July and October, during the dry season when the chimps are easier to track.

 

The green season offers lush landscapes but more challenging hiking conditions.

climate & landscape

The park has a humid, tropical climate.

 

Its landscapes include dense rainforest, steep mountain slopes, and white-sand beaches along Lake Tanganyika.

 

The combination of forest and lake creates a stunning natural environment.

fun facts

One of the world’s best places for chimpanzee tracking.

Accessible only by boat or air.

Borders the world’s second-deepest lake (Tanganyika).

Home to nine species of primates.

Stunning beaches perfect for swimming and relaxation.

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