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Our 5 Day Rwanda Gorilla Trekking Expedition will take you to remote Africa in search of rare mountain gorillas. Become one of the privileged few to get an up-close and personal encounter with a group of habituated primates while gorilla trekking in Rwanda. Witness the sight of the impressive Virunga Mountains and prepare you cameras for incredible wildlife and landscape photography. -
This is a Primate safari that take you to tracking gorillas in Volcanoes National Park and Chimpanzees in Nyugwe Forest National Park. Stay in mid-range and luxury accommodation. This tour will allow you more time in Volcanoes National Park with an opportunity of second gorilla tracking or exploring other activities in and around the park. -
The mountain Bisoke adventure is one of the most memorable activities in Rwanda. The top of this Volcano has a spectacular crater lake. Mountain Bisoke with 3711m is among volcanoes within the park ranges. -
A one day Gorilla Trekking Safaris and Birding is the best option for avian tourists. This is a one day gorilla trekking tour in Rwanda. Trekking can take minutes or hours depending on where the gorillas decide to rest from the previous day. With one day Gorilla Trekking Safaris and Birding safaris, You will have a magical chance to see mountain gorillas: “feeding and crushing through the underbrush, babies running around and full-grown gorillas inching toward observers loudly declaring their importance.” and experience a memorable giant creature Rwanda is among east Africa’s most exciting destinations – within this relatively small and compact country, there over 701 bird species of which 27 are Albertine Rift endemics. -
This is a two days gorilla trekking safaris in Rwanda. Trekking can take minutes or hours depending on where the gorillas decide to rest from the previous day. When you finally meet the mountain gorillas, you will have a magical chance to see them: “feeding and crushing through the underbrush, babies running around and full-grown gorillas inching toward observers loudly declaring their importance.”
