Uganda Primates Tours - Primate Trekking Tours in Uganda

 

We offer comprehensive primate tracking travel packages to Uganda, and Rwanda. All our operation is backed by our professional experts travel consultants and our guides who have depth knowledge of the area where we run our tours and they will assist you for your Uganda or Rwanda custom made safari or tailor made safari. Our Primate safari offers include gorilla trcaking expeditions to Uganda and Rwanda, Chimpanzee tracking safaris to Kibale forest, Semuliki National park, Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls, golden monkey tracking in Rwanda etc

 

Chimpanzee Trekking in Uganda

 

Kibale Forest National Park is a home to 13 primates species, making it a wonderful tour destination for primates trekking. There are many large communities of chimpanzees which are accessible to tourists by nature/forest walk through demacated trails in this dense tropical forest. Apart from the large Chimpanzee communities, other primates include blue monkey, red-tailed guenon, white-nosed monkey, red colobus, gray-cheeked mangabey, L'Hoest's monkey, and black and white colobus monkey among others. Kibale Forest is located just east of the Rwenzori Mountains, near the town of Fort Portal. You can also track chimpanzees in Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls National Parks.

 

Chimp Facts

Africa Adventure Safaris is proud to be part of the organizations that have had interest in conserving the Uganda primates. Taking safari with us means extending hand to the survival of chimpanzees in Uganda. All primate Adventure safaris with us are so yielding with our experienced guides and will introduce you tour many practical facts about the different primates. We would like to bring to you facts about chimpanzees in their lives.
Chimpanzees can be located in 21 countries in Africa. They used to be located in 25 countries and it is estimated that within 20 years 10 countries will have lost all their chimpanzees.

In the last 500 years, Uganda has probably lost 90% of its chimpanzee Population. The human population on the other hand has increased by 800% in the last 100 years alone.

Statistics show that, there are only 4950 chimpanzees left in Uganda. 94.4% of sub-counties in Uganda have more people than all the chimpanzees in the whole country. Research show that, Chimpanzees share 98% of human genes making Man's closest living relative.

 

UGANDA PRIMATE TOURS (GORILLA SAFARIS, CHIMP TRACKING TOURS):

Uganda Chimp Safari - 6 days safari to Kibale forest national park and Ngamba Islands Chimpanzee sanctuary for chimp tracking and habitution experience. DETAILS OF THE TOUR