Rubondo Island National Park is a unique wildlife sanctuary located in Tanzania, situated on Rubondo Island in Lake Victoria. Covering an area of approximately 457 square kilometers, it is the largest island national park in Tanzania and offers a distinctive combination of diverse habitats and abundant wildlife.

The park comprises a mix of habitats, including dense forests, savannahs, wetlands, and beautiful beaches along the lake's shoreline. Rubondo Island is home to a variety of wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, hippos, crocodiles, antelopes, chimpanzees, and a myriad of bird species, some of which are endemic to the island.

Rubondo is known for its conservation efforts, including successful reintroduction programs for various species. For instance, the park is famous for the successful reintroduction of chimpanzees to the island, creating a sanctuary for these primates.

Visitors to Rubondo Island National Park can partake in a range of activities, such as game drives, birdwatching, fishing, nature walks, and boat safaris, providing opportunities to explore the island's diverse ecosystems and observe its rich wildlife.

Due to its remote location and unique setting on Lake Victoria, Rubondo Island offers a distinctive and secluded safari experience for travelers seeking a tranquil and less-crowded destination to appreciate nature, wildlife, and the beauty of this island sanctuary.