Kalinzu forest is a home to over 320 endangered chimpanzees and having 50 of these habituated for both research and the other for eco-tourism, these remarkable creatures are the stars of the forest, and witnessing them in their natural habitat is a privilege that leaves a lasting impression on a Uganda primate safari. The forest is home to several chimpanzee families and with hundreds of trails that lead through the thick forest, there is one family specifically habituated for tracking by tourists. This means that visitors have the chance to observe these incredible primates in a close range on a Uganda primate safari as they go about their daily activities in the wild. Kalinzu Forest chimpanzee tracking is not your average walk in the park, you'll be trekking through lush greenery, swinging from vines, and keeping an eye out for our closest relatives in the animal kingdom, have the chance to see these amazing creatures in their natural habitat, but you'll also get a great workout in the process. It's like a nature hike, but with a side of adrenaline and a sprinkle of monkey business. So grab your binoculars, lace up your hiking boots, and get ready to embark on a wild and unforgettable experience. Kalinzu Forest is also teeming with a rich diversity of wildlife in addition to the captivating chimpanzees. The forest is inhabited by various species of monkeys, including the fast-jumping red-tailed monkeys that traverse the canopy in search of food. The presence of these playful and curious primates adds an element of excitement to your explorations, as you never know when you might encounter them swinging through the trees or foraging on the forest floor.

There are over 414 species of trees, more than 378 species of birds, six different Species of Primates, Blue Monkeys, Black and white colobus Monkeys and red-tailed monkeys that you can see on your Uganda primate safari. This enchanting forest is not only a sanctuary for a diverse range of wildlife but also a captivating destination for adventurous travelers seeking an unforgettable encounter with our closest relatives, the chimpanzees. Equally when you step into the lush greenery of Kalinzu forest on a Uganda primate safari, you are immediately surrounded by the tranquility and beauty of this natural wonder. The forest is adorned with sprawling tea gardens that have been carefully cultivated over the years, adding to the picturesque landscape and providing a serene backdrop for your exploration on a your Uganda primate safari

Kalinzu forest reserve is one of the best places on your Uganda primate safari that offer amazing and exhilarating chimpanzee experience that allows you to observe these incredible creatures in their natural habitat. The cost for the chimpanzee tacking adventure is charged varies on from nationality to nationality, $130 for foreign non-residents, $65 for foreign residents, and 30,000 Ugandan Shillings for East African citizens. The fees contribute to the conservation of the forest and the protection of the chimpanzees.

There best options of where to sleep on your Chimpanzee tracking Uganda primate safari. You’re the kind of traveler who loves a bit of luxury, and then you’ll be pleased to know that there are some fabulous luxury lodges, midrange and budget, cottages and campsites found near this lush forest. Sometimes you can decide to sleep in lodges that are around Queen Elizabeth National Park or Kyambura lodge as it is a short distance drive, in general there are multiple options that you can select from if it comes to accommodations on your Uganda Primate safari.

The best time to visit Kalinzu Forest Reserve on a Uganda Primate safari is during the dry seasons from June to August and December to February when the skies are clear, the trails are less muddy, water streams are dry and the chimpanzees are usually easier to spot, who wants to be trudging through rain and mud when you could be basking in sunshine and spotting wildlife?

The best tour company for your chimpanzee tracking adventure on your Uganda primate safari is DAV Safaris, we have got excellent and experienced team of guides and non-guides, all our entire staff has been to Kalinzu forest reserve many times and they have handled clients of all kinds in the entire Chimpanzee tracking destinations in Uganda. We value and prioritize conservation as well as satisfying the client’s needs.