Rwanda Gorilla Trekking
Experience the breathtaking landscapes and rich wildlife of Rwanda. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and warm hospitality of Kigali, before venturing into the heart of nature at Volcanoes National Park. Witness the majesty of the Mountain Gorillas in their natural habitat, creating a profound connection with these incredible creatures. This journey blends comfort and adventure, offering unique wildlife experiences that leave a lasting impression, combining luxury with unforgettable encounters in nature.
Sample Itinerary
Kigali
Arrive into Kigali and transfer to the Kigali Serena hotel. Have a swim in the large outdoor pool and enjoy a leisurely dinner at the hotel.
Volcanoes National Park, Dian Fossey Research Camp, Genocide Memorial
After breakfast, visit the Genocide Museum. This memorial honors an estimated 250,000 people buried here in mass graves and also has an excellent exhibition that tries to explain how it was that the world watched as the genocide unfolded. After the tour, transfer to Volcanoes National Park and Bisate Lodge. Arrive in time for lunch. This afternoon, take a walk to Dian Fossey Research Camp and enjoy a tour of the local area and communities. Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight.
Volcanoes National Park and Gorilla Trekking
Wake early this morning and set out on foot to view the Mountain Gorillas. Typically, tracking can take from 3 to 8 hours. You’ll be joined by a guide and several trackers as you head towards the gorillas through the dense forest. Once you find them, you will be able to spend one magical hour observing these amazing creatures in the wild. Return to the lodge for a warm shower, dinner and overnight.
Rwanda Gorilla Safaris /Return to Kigali
Up early today for your second day of trekking. Today you will visit a different family group, following the same procedure as the previous day. After your trekking, return to your lodge to clean up and head back to Kigali for the night.
Travel home or onward in Africa
This portion of our Rwanda Gorilla Safari comes to a close, but you’re in luck: This trip pairs well with many other safari destinations.