Rubondo Island
Overview
Lying in the southwestern corner of Lake Victoria, the whole of Rubondo Island is giver over to conservation. It is Africa’s largest island national park (26 kilometres long and varying from 3 to 10 kilometres wide). Over three-quarters of its 25,000 hectares are blanketed in untouched equatorial forest – as unusual protected habitat for Africa’s wildlife.
What to See
Chimpanzees, hippos, crocodiles, bush backs, elephants, sitatunga antelope and many species of birds.
