Images - Greystoke Mahale

There really is no where in the world like Mahale.

The Mahale Mountains forest is home to chimpanzees of course, but also a plethora of other primate and wild life.

The white sand beach, backed by the Mahale Mountains. There really is no where in the world like Greystoke Mahale.

Beneath a blanket of stars, our epic Greystoke Mahale.

A young member of the M community of chimpanzees in the Mahale Mountains.

Hiking through the Mahale Mountains National Park, a park with absolutely no road access.

We delight in the small wonders in Mahale, a thriving forest of life of all shapes and sizes.

A spot to relax and watch the day draw to a close from the beach at Greystoke Mahale.

Young Figaro, an orphan who spends his days learning the ropes and vines of Mahale from his mentor Bonobo.

The sun setting over Lake Tanganyika from our castaway lodge, Greystoke Mahale.

Our camp is built from reclaimed dhow wood, collected from local villages on the lakeshore.

Our chimpanzee experts must be some of the most experienced primatology guides on the continent.

Lake Tanganyika is a vital recourse to the people living along its banks.

Fun in the Katumbi village near Greystoke Mahale which is supported by our Nomad Trust.

Chimping around at Greystoke Mahale.

Ancient forests on the banks at Lake Tanganyika in the Mahale Mountains.