
The Spirit of the Wild
Chimpanzee trekking in tropical rainforest.
Experience the raw power and beauty of nature in its purest form.
Home to 13 primate species.
Experience the raw power and beauty of nature in its purest form.
Excellent birdwatching opportunities.
Experience the raw power and beauty of nature in its purest form.
Guided forest walks and nature hikes.
Experience the raw power and beauty of nature in its purest form.
Close proximity to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Experience the raw power and beauty of nature in its purest form.
When to Embark?
Temperate African days and crisp, star-filled nights await your arrival.
The absolute best window for clear vistas and peak predator sightings.
The Magnitude of Herds
Everything here follows the ancient rhythm of the rains and the golden grass.
Elephant
Ancient inhabitant of the Kibale National Park wilderness.
Buffalo
Ancient inhabitant of the Kibale National Park wilderness.
Giraffe
Ancient inhabitant of the Kibale National Park wilderness.
Zebra
Ancient inhabitant of the Kibale National Park wilderness.
Chimpanzee
Ancient inhabitant of the Kibale National Park wilderness.
Geographic Heart
Lat: 0.47378 • Lng: 30.420456
Locate the Soul
Nestled within Uganda, the Kibale National Park represents one of the most significant ecosystems on our planet.
Our Curated Safaris

8 Days Uganda Chimps & Gorillas Safari
Discover why Winston Churchill called Uganda the "Pearl of Africa" on this luxury private safari. Journey through diverse landscapes to encounter the "Big 7"—the classic Big 5 plus chimpanzees and mountain gorillas—offering a more intimate wildlife experience than traditional savannah destinations.
Where to Stay

Kyaninga Lodge Kibale
Kyaninga Lodge is the result of a six-year build using local volcanic rock and sustainable timber. Eight raised cottages are connected by expansive wooden walkways, offering privacy and breathtaking views of the turquoise crater lake below. The lodge is renowned for its exceptional gardens, world-class cuisine, and its commitment to the Kyaninga Child Development Centre, a local non-profit.
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