Gombe National Park Entrance Fees

Gombe National Park, located in Tanzania, is a renowned destination for those seeking to observe chimpanzees in their natural habitat. To ensure the sustainability of the park and the protection of its wildlife, there are entrance fees that visitors must pay. These fees help fund conservation efforts and support the ongoing management of the park.

The entrance fees for Gombe National Park vary depending on the visitor’s nationality. For foreign tourists, the entrance fee is $100 per person per day. Tanzanian residents are charged a reduced fee of TSH 10,000 per person per day. Children under the age of 16 also receive a discounted rate of $50 per child per day.

It is important to note that these fees are subject to change, so it is advisable to check with the park authorities or your tour operator for the most up-to-date information before your visit. Additionally, it is recommended to book your visit in advance to secure your spot and avoid any inconvenience upon arrival.

For those wishing to explore Gombe National Park, Sunset Africa Safari offers organized tours that include the entrance fees as part of the package. To book a tour with Sunset Africa Safari, please contact info@sunsetafricasafari.com for more information and booking inquiries.

Regulations for Visitors at Gombe National Park

While visiting Gombe National Park, it is essential for visitors to adhere to certain regulations to ensure the safety of themselves, the wildlife, and the environment. By following these regulations, visitors can enjoy a memorable experience while also contributing to the preservation of the park.

1. Chimpanzee Viewing Guidelines:

   • Visitors are required to maintain a distance of at least 8 meters from the chimpanzees to minimize disturbance and prevent any potential transmission of diseases.
   • Flash photography is strictly prohibited as it can startle the chimpanzees and disrupt their natural behavior.
   • Visitors must follow the instructions of the park rangers at all times to ensure a safe and respectful viewing experience.

2. Littering and Waste Management:

   • Visitors are encouraged to practice responsible waste management by disposing of litter in designated bins or taking it with them when leaving the park.
   • Plastic bags are prohibited in the park to prevent pollution and protect the wildlife from ingesting or getting entangled in plastic waste.

3. Camping and Accommodation Regulations:

   • Camping is only allowed in designated areas within the park, and visitors must obtain permission from the park authorities before setting up camp.
   • Visitors staying overnight in the park must adhere to quiet hours and respect the wildlife by keeping noise levels to a minimum.

By following these regulations and guidelines, visitors can contribute to the conservation efforts of Gombe National Park and ensure the protection of its natural beauty and wildlife for future generations to enjoy. For a memorable and responsible safari experience at Gombe National Park, book a tour with Sunset Africa Safari and explore the wonders of this remarkable destination.