

Gorilla trekking Rwanda
Gorilla trekking Rwanda is renown for accessible luxury and affordable endangered mountain gorilla tracking in the Virunga massif's Volcanoes national park. Volcanoes national park is one of the world's few tourists destination where you can find mountain gorillas and the only place in Rwanda. Gorilla tracking permits in Rwanda cost $1,500 per person. Hiking into the montane tropical forests in search for gorillas requires physical fitness and preparation. Tracking mountain gorillas is only legible to persons of age 15 years and above. Trekking gorillas in Rwanda comes along Virunga volcanic chain sceneries, birding, caves, crater lakes and primates.


Chimpanzee tracking
Chimpanzee tracking Rwanda is done in Nyungwe forest national park and is one of the most popular tourist activities in the region. Nyungwe forest is one of the world's oldest tropical forest ecosystems therefore also having some of the planet's oldest tree species. Chimpanzee tracking permits in Rwanda cost $150 per person for trackers aging 16 years and above. Along tracking chimpanzees is bird watching (more than 300 recorded species), the canopy walk, rivers and water falls. Combining chimpanzees and gorillas trekking on the same safari is an amazing Rwanda primates safari experience.


golden monkey tracking
Other popular primates in Volcanoes national park besides mountain gorillas are the golden monkeys. Golden monkeys reside in the montane bamboo forests about 2,500m above sea level in the Virunga massif. Tracking golden monkeys Rwanda is also one of the most accessible primates safari experiences. Combined trekking activities Volcanoes national park on safari for both mountain gorillas and golden monkeys are an exciting expedition for travelers. Costs of golden monkey tracking permits are at $100 per person. Golden monkeys are playful making their visit entertaining a perfect complement to the gorilla trekking experience. Tracking golden monkeys also requires physical fitness.


Hot air balloon safari
Hot air balloon tours in Akagera national park, Rwanda is a great experience that gives you the best aerial views of park. Combining game drives in the park with hot air balloon tours gives a complete survey of Akagera's ecosystem. Flights over the swamps and lakes get you to see hippo pods, elephants, buffaloes, rhinos, lions, antelopes, birds and the diverse geographical landscape. Exciting scenic sunrise horizon watching and nature from above is the most unique essence of the air balloon tours.


Ellen DeGeneres campus of the Dian Fossey fund
An eco-tourism center and museum set up in remembrance of an American primatologist and researcher, Dian Fossey. Dian Fossey dedicated her life to research and preserve the life of endangered mountain gorillas and also protected them from hunters. The campus holds history, stories and knowledge about mountain gorillas. Offering special experiences for example virtual realty videos with gorillas, recorded history of gorilla families, gorilla museum and the tourism conservation efforts done.


Akagera national park
Akagera national park is Rwanda's Africa's big 5 game (lions, elephants, rhinos, buffaloes, leopards) along giraffes, antelopes, hippos, crocodiles, warthogs, water bucks, zebras, primates and reptiles. There are more than 500 recorded bird species in Akagera national park with savanna, acacia woodland and wetland species for example shoebills, kingfishers, eagles, turacos, giant herons, vultures etc. Akagera game park also offers great activities like boat cruises, camping, hiking, nature walks etc.


















