

1 day gorilla trekking Uganda safari
1 day gorilla trekking Uganda safari starting from Kigali, Rwanda is an amazing experience to encounter with the endangered mountain gorilla species. You embark on a journey from Kigali to Uganda's Mgahinga national park or southern Bwindi sector of Rushaga on a 3 hours drive for a more affordable gorilla trekking experience. Gorilla permits in Uganda go for $800 cheaper than the $1,500 Rwanda gorilla permits. During gorilla trekking, you'll also enjoy birding with Albertine rift endemics, great blue turacos, African pigeons, African gray parrots, seeing other primates like black and white colobus monkeys, blue colobus monkeys, butterflies etc.


1 day Rwanda gorilla trekking safari
1 day gorilla trekking Rwanda is a famous luxury destination in the easily accessible Volcanoes national park. The park is also known for world class luxury lodges for example One&Only & wilderness Bisate lodges. With more than 400 mountain gorilla individuals, you have 99% chances to encounter these gentle giants. Short stay tourists and first time travelers can easily access the park on a 2.5 hours drive from Kigali to Kinigi where Volcanoes national park is located. Primate trekking lovers must add a day on their itinerary to Volcanoes national park. Along tracking gorillas, you also enjoy volcanic feature scenes, birding, colobus monkeys etc.


2 day gorilla trekking Rwanda safari
Short 2 day gorilla trekking Rwanda is a top affordable primate travel experience that also allows you to have a Kigali city tour. The 1st day after arrival, you enjoy a Kigali city tour going to famous sites for example genocide memorial site, coffee shops, local markets, art & crafts shops. From the city tour, you then continue to Kinigi near Volcanoes national park and wait for the next day's gorilla trekking experience. The gorilla tracking session takes between 4- 6 hours while during the hiking through the montane tropical forests, you'll also enjoy birding forest species, other primates like golden monkeys, colobus monkeys, butterflies, caves, reptiles, numerous tree species, volcanic sightings and features.

















