Accommodation at Greystoke Mahale is in exotic barefoot luxury bandas beneath shady trees on the edge of the beach, with extraordinary – and luxurious – interiors made out of recycled dhow timber – a mix of space, style and comfort. Each is open fronted, with a chill-out deck above, and private bathroom behind. You make the approach to Greystoke by dhow, the outline of the camp is visible against a backdrop of deep green forest and pale beach. The focal point of Greystoke is the bar and dining area rising up from the sand and loosely modelled on traditional Tongwe architecture

Trek through the rainforest takes you to Mahale's chimpanzees. Tracking the primates is all part of the experience of observing the nine species of primate, of which the endangered chimpanzee is the most famous. Sixty chimps live in the mountains close to camp, and have become habituated to human presence over two decades of contact. There is also the opportunity to observe leopard, bushbuck, bushpig, and a multitude of birds and butterflies. The waters sparkle with over 250 species of tropical fish.

Activities 

·                                 Chimpanzee tracking
·                                 Dug-out canoeing
·                                 Fishing
·                                 Walks in the park
·                                 Boating
·                                 Snorkelling
·                                 Swimming
·                                 Dhow trips