The Future of Safari: Insights from Our 2024 Report

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As our month of primate adventures wraps up, we shine a spotlight on Africa’s top chimpanzee trekking destinations. Venture into Uganda’s lush forests and Tanzania’s remote islands to encounter these fascinating creatures.

But first, dive into the latest travel trends shaping African safaris…

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STATE OF SAFARI REPORT

What Shaped African Travel in 2024?

State of Safari 2024
The third edition of our State of Safari Report is here!

Explore key insights from 2024 and emerging trends for 2025, covering where people are going, when they’re travelling, what they want to experience, average trip lengths and budgets, booking trends, and more. Whether you’re in the industry or planning your own African adventure, this report offers valuable data on how travellers are exploring the continent.

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PRIMATE TREKKING GUIDE

Where to See Chimpanzees in Africa

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TANZANIA

Trek through the dense forests of Mahale Mountains National Park to encounter the world’s largest known chimpanzee population, while staying on a remote beach along the shores of Lake Tanganyika. Or escape to Rubondo Island, a hidden gem offering an exclusive, untouched oasis far from the tourist crowds.

RWANDA
Home to East and Central Africa’s largest montane forest, Nyungwe Forest National Park is a perfect extension to gorilla trekking in Rwanda. One of Africa’s oldest rainforests, it boasts diverse birdlife, rare butterflies, and 13 primate species, including chimpanzees.
UGANDA
Renowned for its incredible gorilla trekking, Uganda is also home to remarkable chimpanzees in exceptional destinations like:
 

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