Ngamba Island is surrounded by the peaceful waters of Lake Victoria, which is home to 52 orphaned and rescued chimpanzees. Under the management of the Chimpanzee Sanctuary and Wildlife Conservation Trust (Chimpanzee Trust), an NGO fully responsible and in charge of the Island. BOOK NOW

Visit Ngamba Island today and make your generous support to the  Chimpanzee Trust and in particular 52 chimpanzees on the Island. Be proud of your contribution when you visit Ngamba Island and carry out the different conservation activities.

We are very excited to re-introduce our unique itinerary that combines a visiting Ngamba Island and Gorilla Trek in Bwindi Forest with our specialist guide. Check out our 4 Days Gorilla Trek & Visit Ngamba Island. You can book this at any time of the year.

We have looked for ways in which we can better support frontline conservation through VIP Luxury travel. This safari is an example of this and has a strong conservation focus and blends aspects of wildlife, conservation, sustainability, and local community participation.

As always with our specialist-led groups, the group sizes are small to enable optimum engagement with the specialist leader and ensure quality of interaction whether it be with wildlife or with the local community.  You can extend with an overnight stay at Ngamba Island and discover the magic of first-hand experience in what it takes to care for now 52 orphaned and rescued chimps

Some activities at Ngamba Island.

During your visit you will experience: chimpanzee viewing & feeding, shopping at the island gift shop, bird watching, experiencing other wildlife encounters, swimming on the equator, visiting a neighboring fishing village or simply sunbathing and relaxing.

Our day visitors can also ‘get their hands dirty’ by being part of the feeding team. This is an opportunity for you to feed the chimpanzees from the platform. On top of being able to feed your favorite chimp, you will also watch as the chimps excitedly try and gain your attention to receive food (this activity is subject to management exclusion and policies).

Elsewhere in Uganda, you can encounter Chimpanzees in their natural habitats including Kibale Forest National Park, Budongo Forest, and Kyambura Gorge which form part of Queen Elizabeth National Park.