Colobus Monkeys in Nyungwe are black with white ornaments and in case you observe them with in the forest as you track them, you will be amazed how large the group is, these are over 350 to 400 individuals in a group comprising the largest group of the Angolan Colobus Monkeys in Africa.
The trek of these Colobus Monkeys in Nyungwe is not as tireless as the chimpanzee trek tends to be and the pure number of them with in the tree tops, the chat of this group delights the guests including their messy eating habits that also help spread the seed of the fruit that they are eating in the forest.
Deep in the heart of this vast African rain forest, a million secrets to uncover, a million treasures to behold… and here, are the Colobus Monkeys in Nyungwe as we’ve curated the most inspirational of them all for you to experience them in the finest ways possible.
A mother holding its baby, part of your experience in tracking Colobus Monkeys in Nyungwe Forest National Park, Rwanda.
The search for Colobus Monkeys in Nyungwe is challenging. Embrace the home of East Africa’s most diverse primate population, as you track the Colobus monkeys through Nyungwe’s lush forest trails. Most active and visible in the early morning, an early rise is required for maximum viewing opportunity, and a beautifully prepared breakfast will be enjoyed ‘on the go’. We’ll take you to the only location in Africa where you can encounter Colobus monkeys, and one of the few places on the planet where L’Hoests’s monkeys can be seen. So keep your eyes peeled and prepare to be surprised at every turn by the sights and sounds of our jungle filled with life.
With a maximum of 8 people per tour, this popular adventure requires early advanced booking. As this experience is authentically wild, primate viewing cannot be guaranteed. Please note, children must be fifteen years or over to take part in this activity. The permit to track Colobus Monkeys in Nyungwe is US$ 60.00 per person valid for a day
Other amazing activities sin Nyungwe that tourist would love to be a part of include the famous Chimpanzee trekking safaris also challenging dashing at high speed through the flora, hooting and clanging – it truly is an exhilarating experience to encounter chimpanzees playing, wild and free. Home to one of East Africa’s last intact chimpanzee populations, Nyungwe is an ideal place early morning to observe chimps in their natural habitat. Most active in the morning, an early rise is required for maximum viewing opportunity, and a beautifully prepared breakfast will be enjoyed ‘on the go’. So, allow our experienced, expert trackers to guide you on a deep forest trail, learning about these fascinating creatures and the enchanting forest they call home. With a maximum of 8 people per tour, this popular adventure requires early advanced booking. As this experience is authentically wild, chimpanzee viewing cannot be guaranteed. You must be fifteen years of age or over to take part in this activity. The cost of a chimpanzee trek permit is at US$ 90.00 per person for a day
The Canopy walk is yet another activity that guests can complement on a Colobus Monkeys in Nyungwe. The Canopy walk tour is a moderate that gives an experience to the rain forest from a dazzling new perspective – on the famous Canopy Walkway. The only walk of its kind in East Africa, this breathtaking construction hangs 60 metres above the forest floor between giant trees and towers, revealing a stunning view of the flora and fauna, both below and above. An iconic experience, not to be missed!
Spice all what you choose to do in Nyungwe National Park with a Rwanda gorilla permit at US$ 1500 an be part of a gorilla tour in Rwanda and meet the Mountain gorillas. In other instances visitors track golden monkeys at US$ 100.00 for a golden monkey permit. Other tourists end up visiting Akagera National Park for a boat safari tour or take on a game drive to see lots of wildlife in Akagera.