The Mahale Mountains is an extraordinarily beautiful national park on the shores of Lake Tanganyika. Chimp tracking is the chief attraction here, and thanks to Jane Goodall’s pioneering research in the 1960s, the wild chimpanzees are habituated, and guided walks offer a good chance of encountering them.
Katavi National Park is a remote classic dry season reserve. It contains large tracts of Miombo woodland crossed by a number of rivers, each with wide floodplains. Between May and November, these open floodplains attract abundant game, allowing for superb wildlife viewing.
Greystoke Mahale enjoys a breathtaking position on a golden beach along the shores of Lake Tanganyika, sheltered by the lush forest of the Mahale Mountains. This isolated setting is home to the world's largest known population of chimpanzees.
Chada Katavi is a small exclusive safari camp with just six Meru guest tents. The camp is situated in the incredibly remote Katavi National Park, in Western Tanzania, which is reputed to be one of the wildest places on earth.
Jacana Tented Camp enjoys a great location on the Malagarasi River which forms the Western boundary of the Moyowosi Game Reserve in Western Tanzania. The river is the center of all activity here in this game rich area and activities are plentiful.
Katavi Wildlife Camp is situated in the heart of the remote and beautiful Katavi National Park in Western Tanzania. This camp is a great little bush camp in a stunning location well off the beaten track. The game viewing in Katavi is mindblowing.