Chimp Holiday Tours

07/12/2023

It's a holiday season again, and at Chimp Holiday Tours, we get your trip arranged from the very start to when your trip is done.
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03/12/2023

Wilderness in the heart of Africa.

07/01/2023

Wherever you want to go, we get you there. We're a reliable safari company right in the heart of Africa- www.chimpholidaytours.com

04/01/2023

There's also an emphasis on connecting visitors with Ugandan communities -- promising tastes of Ugandan food, music and culture.

14/12/2022

Cultural dancers perform in Kampala at the annual Juwakari Fair

14/12/2022

Cultural dancers from Burundi perform in Kampala at the annual Juwakari Fair in Kampala. The East African region is a cultural hub.

04/11/2022

Near the magnificent Karuma Falls, baboons, black and white monkeys are numerous. Book your safari and holiday with Chimp Holiday Tours via +256 704819106.

28/10/2022

Physically massive, intelligent, and enduring, savanna elephants are a species symbolic of wild Africa. Their extinction would be a truly devastating loss not only for humankind but the ecosystems that rely on them, making conservation efforts crucial.

28/10/2022

The African elephant, also known as the savanna elephant is the planet’s largest land animal. It can weigh as much as 7 metric tonnes and live to be seventy years old in the wild. Despite being under threat from the ivory trade, sightings in Uganda’s national parks like Queen Elizabeth National Park are on the rise. Book your holiday and safari through Chimp Holiday Tours

11/10/2022

One of the best moments in life is having an amazing cultural experience, and at www.chimpholidaytours.com, we link you to all kinds of cultural experiences in Uganda 🇺🇬. Visit our website today for more information.
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11/10/2022

09/08/2022

At 5,109 metres, Margherita Peak is the highest point on Mount Rwenzori Mountains, and the third-highest peak in Africa. Tooro King Oyo Kabamba Iguru has hiked the peak to raise awareness about the declining snow at the peak due to climate change. To hike the peak, contact [email protected] or +256 704819106 +256 414 690 112

03/08/2022

3-DAY BUJAGALI FALLS AND JINJA HOLIDAY TOUR
A 3-day jinja adventure tour will take you to the second largest and busiest commercial city after Kampala. Jinja is located in the eastern side of Uganda and home to the source of River Nile. River Nile is the longest river in the world and attached to Lake Victoria, the largest fresh water body. The source of the Nile has many tourist attractions to outdoor activities like rafting at Buajagali Falls, zip lining, kayaking, launch cruises and a lot more. so much more. This tour gives you all the jinja adventure in three days.
Package is from $605 per adult

Inclusions
Breakfast
Dinner
Lunch
Dinner
Lunch
Lunch
Breakfast
Air-conditioned vehicle
All Fees and Taxes
Entry/Admission - Ssezibwa River Falls
Entry/Admission - Source of the Nile - Speke Monument
Entry/Admission - Bujagali Falls
Entry/Admission - Itanda Falls

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27/07/2022

Welcome to the beautiful Buggala Island in Lake Victoria. The lake is Africa's largest lake by area. It's the world's second largest fresh water. To book, contact +256 74819106
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27/07/2022

Chimp Holiday Tours takes you to amazing destinations like Buggala Island in Lake Victoria. To book, contact +256 74819106
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22/07/2022

03/06/2022

03/06/2022

8 percent of the world's mammal species can be found in Uganda. Uganda has some of the friendliest people in Africa. Uganda is the second largest banana producing country in the world. Uganda is one of the countries in the world where you can find the endangered mountain gorillas. To visit Uganda, contact Chimp Holiday Tours. Tel: +256 704819106
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03/06/2022

03/06/2022

22/02/2022

Uganda’s elephant population has increased from 2021 in 1993 to 7,975 elephants in 2021.
According to Dr James Musinguzi, the executive director of Uganda World Life Conservation Center, several conservation efforts including fighting poachers, have caused the rise in the number of elephants.
When you book with chimpholidaytours, you will be able to visit the various national parks and see elephants and other animals like lions, gorillas, buffaloes, hippos, in their natural habitats.
Bird watching and cultural tourism is also on the itinerary.

07/02/2022

Hiking is one of the most interesting activities done annually in the variety of hills and mountains of Uganda. Book your safari trip with us today for your fun and adventure away from the city.

23/12/2021

Gorilla population in Rwanda increases
The gorilla population in the Volcanoes National Park forest in Rwanda has increased.
This conservation success story is creating a different challenge since the gorillas are now struggling to coexist in a shrinking habitat.
According to Prosper Uwingeli, director of the Volcanoes National Park, in the past 60, 50 years, the park lost 54 percent of its size. And when the effort was put in place for the mountain gorilla population to recover to the current numbers, the habitat has not changed.
According to the last census, there are more than 1,000 mountain apes left in the world. The rising numbers, however, can lead to fighting between the primates, according to the director of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund in Rwanda.
In order to improve the current situation, authorities in Rwanda have decided to expand the park to provide more space to the mountain gorillas.
The expansion, however, means displacing some families. You can visit the Uganda and Rwanda http://www.chimpholidaytours.com/

23/12/2021

Gorilla population in Rwanda increases
The gorilla population in the Volcanoes National Park forest in Rwanda has increased.
This conservation success story is creating a different challenge since the gorillas are now struggling to coexist in a shrinking habitat.
According to Prosper Uwingeli, director of the Volcanoes National Park, in the past 60, 50 years, the park lost 54 percent of its size. And when the effort was put in place for the mountain gorilla population to recover to the current numbers, the habitat has not changed.
According to the last census, there are more than 1,000 mountain apes left in the world. The rising numbers, however, can lead to fighting between the primates, according to the director of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund in Rwanda.
In order to improve the current situation, authorities in Rwanda have decided to expand the park to provide more space to the mountain gorillas.
The expansion, however, means displacing some families.