Tanzania's Western Circuit, a region that, while more challenging to access, offers a unique and untouched wilderness experience. With vast expanses of untouched nature, this circuit calls to those those seeking a true escape, away from the crowds, and immersing themselves in its raw wilderness and virgin landscapes. The Western Circuit also provides the opportunity for chimpanzee trekking in the lush forests, providing a glimpse into their natural habitat and conservation efforts. Explore the Western Circuit's gems, starting with Mahale Mountains National Park, nestled along the shores of Lake Tanganyika. This park boasts dense forests and rugged terrain, providing a sanctuary for chimpanzees and various primates. Head out for a thrilling chimpanzee trekking adventure here, and keep an eye out for red-tailed monkeys, colobus monkeys, and other species, immersing yourself in the diverse primate habitat.

Continuing along the coast of Lake Tanganyika, Gombe Stream National Park invites you to discover the legacy of Dr. Jane Goodall's groundbreaking research. Participate in guided tours to witness habituated chimpanzees and gain insights into conservation efforts dedicated to protecting these primates. Since the parks are situated on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, you may seize the opportunity to explore the lake through boating and even take a refreshing swim. Lastly, explore the pristine wilderness of Katavi National Park, the most challenging to access but consequently the most unspoiled. In Katavi’s unspoiled wilderness you will find cape buffaloes, lions, cheetahs, wild dogs, giraffes, and wildebeests, with the possibility of spotting sable antelopes and roan. Katavi offers an expanse of untouched and breathtaking wilderness.