Gombe Forest Lodge
In the lush shade of ancient forest trees just off the shores of Lake Tanganyika, lies the small yet intimate Gombe Forest Lodge. It may be the smallest of our lodges but offers complete privacy by catering for just 14 guests at a time.
Gombe Forest Lodge is the only lodge in this national park. Gombe Stream National Park is a thin strip of ancient montane forest bordering the second deepest lake in the world, Lake Tanganyika. This park was made world-famous for the primate studies conducted by pioneering British researcher Jane Goodall.
Prepare yourself for a truly remarkable experience of chimpanzees and nature in one of the most remote and untouched parks in Tanzania.
Accommodation
Set on wooden platforms beneath mango groves on the lakeshore, the seven elegantly furnished luxury tents of Gombe Forest Lodge were designed to have every comfort while minimizing disturbance and impact on the stunning environment. Fill your day with hiking through the trails, observe chimpanzees and birds, or explore the lake with a kayak. Enjoy sundowners around a campfire on the beach to unwind from the day’s adventures.
Room Detail
The lodge houses seven safari rooms named after the chimpanzees who are familiar to the researchers from the Jane Goodall Institute. Each tent has an ensuite bathroom and furnished private balcony.
Amenities
-Private balcony with chair and coffee table
-Writing Desk with chair
-Luggage Rack
-Hair dryer
-Ensuite bathroom
-Toilet
-Shower
-Four poster bed with mosquito nets
-Gilchrist & Soames bathroom amenities
-Solar Powered Hot Water Geyser
-Power point for charging of electrical equipment (220V)
-Laundry services included
-Turn down service