This is a stay for travelers who want more than just seeing wildlife — for those who want to live with it for a few days, the way the forest breathes, the lake laps, and the chimps move. If you are thirsty for remoteness, authenticity, and experiences that shift perspective (not just photo ops), Greystoke Mahale meets you.
We share the mountains and the lake with so many animals, but it's the chimps that really inspire us. Time spent with them is time away from everything else that is ordinary.
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<h2 class="ts--heading-l">Wild Chimp Encounters <span class="u-capitalize--none u-italic">in Mahale’s Rainforest</h2>
White sand beach, sunset bar, reading rooms, chill decks; slow evenings, candlelight dinners on the beach, sharing stories in lounge areas.
Guided walks through jungle undergrowth, streams, forest trails up into the Mahale Mountains, sometimes to waterfalls; birding, butterfly spotting, smaller mammals.
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Trek with expert primate trackers into the forest to find habituated chimpanzee groups. It can be strenuous depending on location and season; the trek length and difficulty vary.
Kayaking, snorkeling, refreshing swims, dhow sailing along the shore, early morning paddles; letting water and light become part of the journey.
<h2 class="ts--heading-l">Forest & Lake Conservation <br/><span class="u-capitalize--none u-italic">Crafted Sustainability in the Wild</span>
Guardians of Forest, Water & Community
Nomad’s Greystoke Mahale doesn’t just take guests; it gives back. The lodge is built with reclaimed dhow wood, uses local materials and labor, supporting craftsmen and villages. It participates in environmental conservation in the Mahale Mountains, working with local forest protection, community schools (e.g. Katumbi Village), health outreach, and trusted primate conservation practice. These efforts ensure that your visit helps safeguard chimpanzee habitat and supports local livelihoods.
We’ll build the perfect adventure that includes Greystoke Mahale with other remote Tanzanian wilds, arranging flights, transfers, chimp treks, and peaceful beach ends.
Request a personal experience or see our list of sample itineraries.
<h2 class="ts--heading-l">Wild Chimp Encounters <span class="u-capitalize--none u-italic">in Mahale’s Rainforest</h2>
White sand beach, sunset bar, reading rooms, chill decks; slow evenings, candlelight dinners on the beach, sharing stories in lounge areas.
Guided walks through jungle undergrowth, streams, forest trails up into the Mahale Mountains, sometimes to waterfalls; birding, butterfly spotting, smaller mammals.
Trek with expert primate trackers into the forest to find habituated chimpanzee groups. It can be strenuous depending on location and season; the trek length and difficulty vary.
Kayaking, snorkeling, refreshing swims, dhow sailing along the shore, early morning paddles; letting water and light become part of the journey.
<h2 class="ts--heading-l">Forest & Lake Conservation <br/><span class="u-capitalize--none u-italic">Crafted Sustainability in the Wild</span>
Guardians of Forest, Water & Community
Nomad’s Greystoke Mahale doesn’t just take guests; it gives back. The lodge is built with reclaimed dhow wood, uses local materials and labor, supporting craftsmen and villages. It participates in environmental conservation in the Mahale Mountains, working with local forest protection, community schools (e.g. Katumbi Village), health outreach, and trusted primate conservation practice. These efforts ensure that your visit helps safeguard chimpanzee habitat and supports local livelihoods.
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<h2 class="ts--heading-l">Wild Chimp Encounters <span class="u-capitalize--none u-italic">in Mahale’s Rainforest</h2>
White sand beach, sunset bar, reading rooms, chill decks; slow evenings, candlelight dinners on the beach, sharing stories in lounge areas.
Guided walks through jungle undergrowth, streams, forest trails up into the Mahale Mountains, sometimes to waterfalls; birding, butterfly spotting, smaller mammals.
Trek with expert primate trackers into the forest to find habituated chimpanzee groups. It can be strenuous depending on location and season; the trek length and difficulty vary.
Kayaking, snorkeling, refreshing swims, dhow sailing along the shore, early morning paddles; letting water and light become part of the journey.
<h2 class="ts--heading-l">Forest & Lake Conservation <br/><span class="u-capitalize--none u-italic">Crafted Sustainability in the Wild</span>
Guardians of Forest, Water & Community
Nomad’s Greystoke Mahale doesn’t just take guests; it gives back. The lodge is built with reclaimed dhow wood, uses local materials and labor, supporting craftsmen and villages. It participates in environmental conservation in the Mahale Mountains, working with local forest protection, community schools (e.g. Katumbi Village), health outreach, and trusted primate conservation practice. These efforts ensure that your visit helps safeguard chimpanzee habitat and supports local livelihoods.
<h2 class="ts--heading-l">Forest & Lake Conservation <br/><span class="u-capitalize--none u-italic">Crafted Sustainability in the Wild</span>
Guardians of Forest, Water & Community
Nomad’s Greystoke Mahale doesn’t just take guests; it gives back. The lodge is built with reclaimed dhow wood, uses local materials and labor, supporting craftsmen and villages. It participates in environmental conservation in the Mahale Mountains, working with local forest protection, community schools (e.g. Katumbi Village), health outreach, and trusted primate conservation practice. These efforts ensure that your visit helps safeguard chimpanzee habitat and supports local livelihoods.
<h2 class="ts--heading-l">Wild Chimp Encounters <span class="u-capitalize--none u-italic">in Mahale’s Rainforest</h2>
White sand beach, sunset bar, reading rooms, chill decks; slow evenings, candlelight dinners on the beach, sharing stories in lounge areas.
Guided walks through jungle undergrowth, streams, forest trails up into the Mahale Mountains, sometimes to waterfalls; birding, butterfly spotting, smaller mammals.
Trek with expert primate trackers into the forest to find habituated chimpanzee groups. It can be strenuous depending on location and season; the trek length and difficulty vary.
Kayaking, snorkeling, refreshing swims, dhow sailing along the shore, early morning paddles; letting water and light become part of the journey.
Far from roads; reach by flight + boat → helps preserve the feeling of remoteness, isolation but supported for safety.
Staff who know the chimpanzee groups by name, track them, care for ecosystem; forest trackers and guides who are deeply rooted in local knowledge.
Indoor‑outdoor living with forest views, lake vistas, relaxing private spaces.
All meals included, generally a three‑course dinner; simple but fresh, healthy, often local fish, salads, tropical fruits. Laundry service; inclusive soft drinks; relaxing communal dining
Meet your dedicated Stay Host and Wild Earth Stay team members during a live consultation and let's plan your perfect journey as a team.
Your host will be joined by members of the Wild Earth team to walk you through your stay and answer your questions live.
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Meet your dedicated Stay Host and Wild Earth Stay team members during a live consultation and let's plan your perfect journey as a team.
Your host will be joined by members of the Wild Earth team to walk you through your stay and answer your questions live.
