Every morning, trackers go out early to find the chimp's whereabouts, then after breakfast you can head off along the forest paths until you're surrounded by their calls. For an hour, sit quietly with them watching their daily life; grooming, wrestling, bickering, foraging, eating, and mothering.

The mountains are home to nine different species of primate, including the chimpanzee. The 'M' group live in the mountains close to camp, and have become habituated to human presence over two decades. On your Tanzania safari you can also observe leopard, bushbuck, bushpig, other primates and a multitude of birds and butterflies which are found throughout the forested slopes of the mountains.

The waters of the lake, the second deepest in the world, host over 250 species of tropical fish. Enjoy fishing, kayaking out into the lake or along the shoreline, beach dinners under the stars, and sundowners on the dhow.