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Forest safaris, lodges and wildlife tours

From the lush indigenous forest of the Garden route in South Africa, to the primate-packed rainforests of Madagascar and Uganda, forests are a naturalists haven for birds, butterflies and beasts of all sizes.
Trekking gorillas in Uganda''s National Parks
Gorilla Forest Camp
Gorilla group in Bwindi National ParkBwindi National Park

Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is a world heritage site and the safest place to track habituated gorillas in Africa. There are also chimpanzees, 90 other mammal species, and countless bird varieties.
Track habituated primates in UgandaKibale Forest National Park

This lush and shady forest is home to 12 primate species, tropical birds and butterflies - track habituated chimpanzees and watch them play in the forest canopy, or marvel at the rare butterflies and 335 recorded bird species.
Masoala Peninsula

The Masoala National Park protects the largest remaining Malagasy lowland rainforest and within, naturalists will take delight in the sounds, sights and smells of a truly staggering diversity of life forms.
Semliki Reserve, UgandaSemliki Reserve

Semliki, formerly known as the Toro Reserve, lies near the northern base of the Ruwenzoris in Uganda. The rich habitat of grassland, savannah, forest and wetland is home to diverse fauna, as well as 400 bird species and 300 butterfly species.
Mountains of the MoonRuwenzori Mountains

Explore meandering rainforest and bamboo trails before emerging in a high altitude plateau on the mist-shrouded "Mountains of the Moon". Then take on Africa's 3rd highest peak - permanently ice-capped, and rated Uganda's most challenging.
Chamburu Gorge, Queen Elizabeth National ParkQueen Elizabeth National Park

A bountiful reserve, with varied habitats that provide refuge to 606 bird species and 100 mammal species, including cobb, lion, leopard, elephant and the Giant Forest Hog.
Tsitsikamma National Marine ParkTsitsikamma National Park

Beautiful and wild, the park encompasses 80 km of rocky coastline featuring quiet tidal pools, deep gorges and evergreen forests. Tsitsikamma is the Khoi-San word for a place of many waters.
Wilderness National ParkWilderness National Park

The Wilderness National Park lies in the foothills of the Outeniqua Mountains in a region of incomparable beauty, encompassing lakes, rivers, lagoons, forests, fynbos, white beaches and the sea.
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