Rwanda Gorilla Trekking — Volcanoes National Park
The #1 wildlife experience on Earth — face-to-face with mountain gorillas
About This Tour
This is the wildlife experience against which all others are measured. Trek through bamboo forests on the slopes of the Virunga Volcanoes until you find a habituated gorilla family. Then spend one incredible hour just metres from a 200kg silverback and his family as they eat, play, and rest.
The $1,500 permit funds conservation that has increased the mountain gorilla population from 680 to over 1,000 in two decades. Your luxury lodge at the volcano base completes an experience that changes lives.
Highlights
What's Included
- 2 nights luxury lodge
- Gorilla permit ($1,500)
- All meals
- Expert tracker
- Kigali transfers
Not Included
- International flights
- Drinks
- Tips for porters
per person
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Pieter Fourie
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