If you are looking for a truly wild place in Kigoma (Tanzania) with such a significant representation of the few great apes that remain, and a fascinating story from the 1960s, started by the world famous Dr. Jane Goodall, be sure to visit Gombe National Park.

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With an area of 4,471km2, Katavi National Park is the third largest park in Tanzania and one of the least visited, making it a truly untouched wildlife paradise.

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One of the last places where wild chimpanzees live is in western Tanzania, in the Kigoma region on the shores of Lake Tanganyika. To visit the Mahale Mountains National Park and experience chimpanzee tracking in this Jurassic landscape of deep tropical rainforests teeming with life all the way to the shores of the lake is truly magical.

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215 km from Kigoma on the road to Mpanda, among the forests, the majestic Nkondwe waterfall of the Lugufu River appears majestically, where spending a weekend will give you the opportunity to disconnect, to be inundated by this unspoilt place surrounded by the sound of falling water, the wind among the leaves in the bush, the singing of birds and the screeching of monkeys.