Rubondo Island, Lake Victoria, Tanzania

Rubondo Island lies on the western side of Lake Victoria. At 465 sq. km, it’s about a ¼ of the size of Kenya’s Maasai Mara Game Reserve and the only inhabitants of the dense forests are the National Parks rangers and the staff and guests of Rubondo Island Camp. The highlight of our stay was trekking for chimpanzees, who you will see making multiple appearances in this video, after a very arduous trek to catch a glimpse of them. But there was also fishing, motor boating and an unusual sighting of a Sitatunga. The park is best known for the chimpanzees that were introduced from war-torn Sierra Leone and other West African countries over half a century ago, but it also has elephants, giraffes, sitatunga, suni, giant forest hog and black and white colobus monkeys and birds… lots of birds… You can read all about it here: https://www.eastafricasafariventures.com/a...
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