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Gombe Forest Lodge, Mbali Mbali Lodges and Camps

The smallest of Tanzania’s National Parks, Gombe Stream is a thin strip of ancient forest set in the mountains and steep valleys on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, made famous by the pioneering British researcher Jane Goodall, who spent many years observing the parks chimpanzees.

The majority wildlife to be found at Gombe Stream are primates, in addition to the famous chimpanzees, you may see olive baboons as well as vervet, blue and red tail-monkeys. Leopard and bushbuck are also residents in the dense forest, along with fish eagles and palm-nut vultures that are often seen flying overhead. Gombe Stream is the perfect place for a walking safari, allowing you to cool off along the way with a dip in one of the many streams that criss-cross the park.

The best time to visit Gombe is during the dry season, May to October, and during the short rains in January and February.

 

Contact Details:

Tel: +255 22 2130553
Res: +255 27 254 7007

Email: info@mbalimbali.com

www.mbalimbali.com

Post address: P.O. Box 20965, Dar es Salaam


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