Créé en 1968, le parc national de Gombe Stream se situe à la frontière de la Tanzanie et du Congo.
Gombe Stream National Park is Tanzania’s smallest park. It attracts a large number of travellers who come to see the endangered and protected chimpanzees for themselves.
Approaching the chimpanzees is relatively easy, as they are now used to the presence of humans. However, you must remain cautious and follow the instructions given to you by your guide.
Chimpanzees are not the only animals in the park.
You may also catch a glimpse of :
Gombe Stream also boasts breathtaking scenery, with forests stretching for miles.
There are several types of accommodation available for your stay in Gombe Stream National Park.
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It should be noted that these are the highest rates in Tanzania’s parks. You will also have to pay for your guide’s entrance fee.
The park regulations are the same as for all Tanzania’s wildlife parks, with a few additional rules:
All the information listed above will be provided to you by your guide during your visit.