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MAHALE MOUNTAINS, TANZANIA
Mahale Mountains National Park was created to protect thousands of chimpanzees and is set in the magnificent Mahale Mountains. It is renowned for its fantastic sunsets over Lake Tanganyika, which makes it an essential stop for the keen photographer and safari enthusiast. The habitat combines rain forest, grasslands, alpine bamboo and woodland.
ABOUT MAHALE MOUNTAINS
Mahale Mountains
There are few natural environments more seductive than Mahale, and there is probably no place on earth better to view wild chimpanzees. Over 90 unique species of fish swim in the clear waters of the lake.
Some 50 species of animals have been recorded in the Mahale Mountains National Park, predominant among these being representatives from various monkey and ape families: chimpanzees, yellow baboon, Sykes monkey, red tailed monkey, savannah monkey, colobus monkey (both the red, and black and white species), and two species of bush-baby. As there are no roads for 50 miles/80 kilometres, access to the area is by charter aircraft and all activities are done on foot or by boat.
Tracking Chimpanzees or Safari
(From: USD $ 3645 per person sharing)
Tanzania offers exciting safari options. Tracking chimpanzees is a fascinating safari alternative, and Tanzania's Mahale Mountains boast the world's largest known population of chimpanzees.
Majesty & Freedom
(From: USD $ 14855 per person sharing)
Your truly memorable, 13-day adventure will take you to some of Africa’s most prized habitats and world-renowned safari destinations. Encounter one of the earth’s greatest natural spectacles - the Great Migration, interact with the wild mountain chimpanzees of Mahale and revel in the breathtaking, candy-floss colored world of the flamingos on Lake Manyara and Lake Natron – this is a sojourn unlike any other!
Greystoke is located in southwest Tanzania in the Mahale Mountains National Park where tropical mountains rise from the pale sand beaches of Lake Tanganyika.
