Rubondo Island National Park, located in the southwest corner of Lake Victoria, Tanzania, is a pristine haven of unparalleled biodiversity. Encompassing 456 square kilometres, it’s primarily a lush, dense forest, home to a myriad of wildlife including chimpanzees, elephants, and giraffes, alongside countless bird species, making it a birdwatcher’s paradise.

This secluded island sanctuary, largely untouched by human footprints, offers a unique opportunity for ecotourism. Activities range from bird watching and game drives to fishing and guided forest walks, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in its tranquil wilderness. Rubondo Island is not just a national park; it’s a vital conservation effort, preserving the delicate balance of lake and forest ecosystems.