Guided Night Walks in Kibale Forest National Park

Exquisite Night Adventures in Kibale Forest National Park – Enhanced Chimpanzee Tracking in Uganda with Guaranteed Permits

Delve into the mysterious world of Kibale Forest National Park with an extraordinary offering – the Guided Night Walks. Adding a novel dimension to your experience, these night walks, illuminated by spotlights, unfold from 19:30 to 22:00 daily. This unique activity opens a window to the realm of nocturnal primates, including the elusive bush baby, potto, and Galago. Immerse yourself in the preparation for this exceptional excursion, ensuring you carry a reliable torch, the sole means of spotting these captivating creatures. Accompanied by a seasoned ranger guide, embark on this adventure around 7 pm, just as darkness descends. Dressed in non-bright colors, maintain a hushed demeanor, allowing you to hear the enchanting sounds of the forest inhabitants, including the majestic elephants that roam the park.

Kibale’s Primate Wonderland

Bask in the splendor of Kibale National Park, a haven of natural beauty that shelters an impressive array of primate species. Beyond their intrinsic charm, these primates play a pivotal role in the park’s ecosystem by contributing to seed dispersal, aiding in the forest’s regeneration. The chimpanzees, being frugivorous, consume fruits and scatter seeds across the forest through their droppings. Spanning 795 square kilometers, this forested sanctuary hosts a total of 13 primate species, each contributing to the park’s rich biodiversity. The 13 primate species found in Kibale Forest National Park are:

• Olive Baboons
• Bush babies / Demidoff Galago
• Black and White colobus
• Potto
• Chimpanzee
• Vervet monkeys
• Blue monkeys
• Grey Cheeked mangabey
• Ugandan red colobus
• L’Hoest’s monkey
• Red-tailed monkey
• Uganda mangabey

Best time to Visit:

Kibale National Park extends a warm welcome throughout the year, offering an ever-changing landscape marked by two distinct seasons. The dry season, spanning June to September and December to February, emerges as the preferred time for visitors. In contrast, the wet or rainy season, from March to May and October to November, showcases heavy rainfall, creating an ideal setting for immersive bird-watching experiences.

For those seeking to partake in the enchanting Guided Night Walks in Kibale Forest National Park and embark on exhilarating chimpanzee tracking adventures in Uganda, Trek Africa Expeditions stands ready to assist. Book your escapade with us for a seamless and memorable exploration of Kibale’s captivating nocturnal wonders and the fascinating world of primates.