Primate Lodge - Kibale National Park
Kibale Forest National Park plays host to a wide array of tropical plants and trees, making it home to the highest concentration and variety of primates in Africa.
Primate sightings are therefore plentiful – whether that be chimpanzees in the park itself - with the gate and visitor briefing centre just 400m from the lodge - or on the easy-going Marsh Walk, where 5-6 different monkey species, such as colobus, red-tailed monkeys and grey-cheeked mangabeys are regularly seen on a single visit.
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Accommodation
Primate Lodge is a fabulous little place, with eight safari tents raised on wooden platforms, with a private veranda overlooking the forest. Tastefully decorated in African style, they have comfortable twin beds and en-suite bathrooms. Adventurous travellers are also welcome to spend an exciting night high up in the tree canopy in the unique Sky Tree House!
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The main focus here - unsurprisingly - is on primate viewing. With the entrance to the national park so close at hand, the potential to get up close and personla with chimpanzees is just too good to miss.
The Marsh Walk (located just outside the NP) should not be missed as it offers the oppourtunity to see 5-6 daiurnal primate species on a single visit.
