Perfect for first-time visitors, families and anyone who wants to understand the rainforest rather than rush through it. Your guide explains how the forest works, the trees that local communities have relied on for generations, and the animals you meet along the way.
The walk follows the well-used trail network around Isecheno, so it suits most fitness levels. Good shoes are a must, as paths can be wet after rain.
Highlights
- Towering indigenous hardwoods and strangler figs
- Traditional and medicinal uses of forest plants
- Black-and-white colobus and other primates
- Colourful forest butterflies in sunny clearings
Good to know
- Forest entrance fees are payable separately — your guide can help you arrange this.
- Wear sturdy, closed shoes; trails can be wet and slippery.
- Bring binoculars, water, a light rain jacket and insect repellent.
- Rates depend on group size and duration — ask us on WhatsApp for a quote.
Read our packing list and best time to visit guide to prepare for your trip.