Greystoke Mahale, Mahale Mountains, Tanzania

A Luxury Tented Camp in Tanzania

Greystoke Mahale View
Location Mahale Mountains, Tanzania
Starting from US$ 900 Per Person Per Night

Camp Details

5.0 / 51 rating

Greystoke Mahale is an iconic camp that is strung along the Kangwena Beach on the edge of Lake Tanganyika in the Mahale Mountains National Park, with the forested peaks rising dramatically behind camp. This is as remote as you can get in Western Tanzania.

The six open fronted double bandas are set the edge of the forest and base of the mountains, looking out over the beach and lake. The bandas have been built using reclaimed dhows from the lake shore and each has its own unique character and outlook. There is a mezzanine top floor level which can accommodate a child over 8 – but please see rules on chimping for children. En-suite bathrooms with hot and cold running water and flush loos.

WHY CHOOSE GREYSTOKE MAHALE?

  • The magical forests of the Mahale Mountains are beyond the imagination. Occupied by many animals including a myriad of primates, bushbuck, bush pig, leopard, and amazing birdlife.
  • Hiking into the forest in search of the chimpanzees is unforgettable and a true highlight.
  • Starlit dinners on the beach, and sundowners on the dhow.
  • Kayaking in the gin clear waters of the lake.

Questions about Greystoke Mahale

What are the bandas built from?

Six open-fronted double bandas stand at the edge of the forest at the base of the mountains, looking over Kangwena Beach and Lake Tanganyika. They are built from reclaimed dhows off the lake shore, so each has its own character, with en-suite bathrooms, hot and cold running water and flush loos.

What is there to do besides chimp trekking?

Hiking into the forest in search of the chimpanzees is the highlight, but the lake shapes the rest of the stay: kayaking in clear water, sundowners on the dhow and starlit dinners on the beach. The forest also holds many primates, bushbuck, bush pig, leopard and remarkable birdlife.

Can children come?

The minimum age at Greystoke is eight. A mezzanine level in the bandas can take a child over eight, though separate rules apply to children joining the chimpanzee trekking, so tell us your children's ages early and we will confirm what is possible.

Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding

Greystoke Mahale Rates, Activities & Amenities

Rates
YearSeasonTypeRates
2025 Jul - Sept US $ 2365
2025 Jun; 01 Oct 2025 - 31 Jan 2026 US $ 2170
2026 01 Feb - 13 Mar US $ 1125
2026 Jul - Sept - US $ 1895
2026 15 - 30 Jun; 01 Oct - 31 Jan 2027 - US $ 1740
2026 01 Jun - 14 Jun; Nov - 14 Mar 2027 - US $ 900

Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.

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Questions about Greystoke Mahale

What are the bandas built from?

Six open-fronted double bandas stand at the edge of the forest at the base of the mountains, looking over Kangwena Beach and Lake Tanganyika. They are built from reclaimed dhows off the lake shore, so each has its own character, with en-suite bathrooms, hot and cold running water and flush loos.

What is there to do besides chimp trekking?

Hiking into the forest in search of the chimpanzees is the highlight, but the lake shapes the rest of the stay: kayaking in clear water, sundowners on the dhow and starlit dinners on the beach. The forest also holds many primates, bushbuck, bush pig, leopard and remarkable birdlife.

Can children come?

The minimum age at Greystoke is eight. A mezzanine level in the bandas can take a child over eight, though separate rules apply to children joining the chimpanzee trekking, so tell us your children's ages early and we will confirm what is possible.

Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding
Child Policy

The minimum age at Greystoke Mahale is 8 years.

Questions about Greystoke Mahale

What are the bandas built from?

Six open-fronted double bandas stand at the edge of the forest at the base of the mountains, looking over Kangwena Beach and Lake Tanganyika. They are built from reclaimed dhows off the lake shore, so each has its own character, with en-suite bathrooms, hot and cold running water and flush loos.

What is there to do besides chimp trekking?

Hiking into the forest in search of the chimpanzees is the highlight, but the lake shapes the rest of the stay: kayaking in clear water, sundowners on the dhow and starlit dinners on the beach. The forest also holds many primates, bushbuck, bush pig, leopard and remarkable birdlife.

Can children come?

The minimum age at Greystoke is eight. A mezzanine level in the bandas can take a child over eight, though separate rules apply to children joining the chimpanzee trekking, so tell us your children's ages early and we will confirm what is possible.

Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding
Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding
Amenities
Eco-Friendly
Laundry
Bar
24-hour Security
Library

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