The 4-Day Gorilla Trekking Safari takes you through Rwanda and Uganda to the famous Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, one of the best places in the world to see endangered mountain gorillas. The journey starts in Kigali and continues through scenic countryside, rolling hills, and rural communities before reaching the lush rainforest of Bwindi. In addition to gorilla trekking, you may enjoy a community visit to learn about local traditions and explore the Kigali Genocide Memorial. This safari offers a unique combination of wildlife, culture, and breathtaking landscapes, making it an unforgettable East African adventure.
Included/Exclude
Cost Includes
- Transportation in a 4x4 safari vehicle
- Accommodation and meals as per
- itinerary
- Gorilla permits: 800 $ one per person
- Meals: Full board
- Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre
- Services of English speaking driver/guide
- 1-liter bottle of mineral water per day per
- person during safari
Cost Excludes
- Local and International flights
- Visas, Insurance.
- Alcoholic drinks and drinks from the bar.
- Laundry
- Beverages, souvenirs & all items of a
- personal nature
- Any deviation from the suggested
- program
- Tips and gratuities
- Any activity or accommodation NOT
- mentioned in the itinerary
Trip Info
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3 Star Hotel
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Availability
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Availabe
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8,530m
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Guided
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English
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VISA, Master Card
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4x4 safari vehicle
Why go?
Track endangered mountain gorillas in the wild at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, one of Africa’s most unforgettable wildlife experiences. This journey also lets you explore the rolling countryside between Uganda and Rwanda, connect with local communities, and visit the powerful Kigali Genocide Memorial in Kigali. It’s a rare chance to combine adventure, culture, and meaningful history in one trip.
Tour Highlights
- Gorilla trekking experience in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
- Scenic drive from Kigali through rolling hills and rural landscapes
- Guided visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial
- Opportunity for a cultural and community visit in local villages
- Chance to spot other primates and diverse birdlife in the rainforest