Gombe Stream National Park, located along the scenic shores of Lake Tanganyika, is Tanzania's smallest but incredibly unique national park. Renowned for its population of wild chimpanzees, it offers a rare opportunity to observe these fascinating creatures up close. The park, a serene landscape of lush forests and tranquil lake views, was the site of Jane Goodall's groundbreaking chimpanzee research. Beyond chimpanzees, Gombe Stream is home to a variety of primates and rich biodiversity. With Simba Safaris, visitors can experience this secluded safari haven, immersing themselves in the natural beauty and wonders of Gombe Stream.
Simba Safaris – Tanzania – East Africa, has Followed this simple yet successful formula for over Fifty years and it has earned us a reputation as the finest luxury safari operator in East Africa. Despite the challenging global situation, we have no plans to change our “modus operandi” and we plan to enhance it further.
In our hearts beats a deep love for Tanzania, a place we hold in the highest regard. Our mission is to share the warmth and friendly spirit of the Tanzanian communities with every guest who goes on this incredible journey. To achieve this, we've assembled a team of expert hosts, guides, and excursion managers who share our passion for this country. It's our dream and privilege to open its entrances to people from around the world. We eagerly anticipate the day we welcome you to Tanzania, to share the special gift that is this extraordinary land.
Beyond the usual, Gombe Stream National Park offers diverse activities, blending adventure with nature and culture, ensuring a memorable and authentic experience for every visitor.
Simba Safaris enhances your Gombe Stream journey with a personal touch. Our expert guides, well-versed in the park's ecosystem, ensure close-up wildlife experiences. Focused on individual tastes, we provide exclusive access to tranquil, lesser-known areas, crafting a distinct and memorable safari adventure only for you.
Gombe Stream National Park welcomes visitors year-round, with peak viewing from June to October and December to February. Chimpanzee trekking is optimal during the dry season, as chimps often stay on lower slopes, simplifying tracking. However, the wet season offers its own lush, vibrant experience, but with potentially longer tracking times.