Rwanda Gorilla trekking safaris and tours - Gorilla Safaris to Rwanda

Gorillas in the mist 4 Days/3 Nights
Day 1: Upon arrival at Kanombe Airport, you are met and driven to your hotel. This 2Hrs drive takes you through the beautifully terraced hilly countryside of Rwanda to Ruhengeri the base of gorilla trekking. O/ night Gorilla Nest FB

Day 2: Early in the morning, drive to Kiningi for Gorilla tracking. Track 2-3 hours. Sight and stay with the Gorillas for one hour. Descend to your hotel for lunch. In the afternoon visit Gisenyi on the Lake Kivu. Return to Gorilla nest for O/Night FB (This tour of Lake Kivu is only possible if guests finish tracking on time).

Day 3: After breakfast, trek up the mountain for another memorable experience with the gorillas. Return to the base hotel for lunch. In the afternoon visit lakes Burela and Ruhondo. O/Night Gorilla Nest Hotel FB (This tour of Lakes is only possible if guests finish tracking on time).

Day 4: After breakfast, drive to Kigali. Have a city tour followed by lunch. Afternoon transfer to the airport for home flight.

For pricing contact us

The price includes the following
-Accommodation cost pp sharing FB SRS 30.00
-Transportation on 4WD fully fuelled and chauffeured
-Driver’s Allowance’s allowance
-2 Gorilla permits per person
-Park Entrance fee
-Use of ranger guides while tracking
-All government taxes
-All park entrance fee
-Transfers on arrival and departure
-Complimentaries if time allow-tout of Lake Kivu, Kigali city tour and tour of Lake Burera and Ruhondo.

The price does not include the following
-Extra meals & drinks
-Tips & Gratuities
-Air fares
-Visa fees
-Travel insurance

Please bring the following for tracking gorillas:
-Hiking boots- ankle level boots are ok but make sure it is something handy.
-Gloves
-A warm cardigan
-Thick trousers and a long sleeved top are ideal for tracking.
-Rain Coat
-Video- filming is allowed in the parks though not outside the park
-Water proof container for their cameras
-A pair of binoculars if you are a keen bird watcher.
-If you prefer wearing a hat, a baseball cap is recommended.

Caution: Please remember children under 15 are not permitted to track gorillas.


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Mount Kenya is Africa’s second highest mountain at 5,199m (17,058 feet) and the highest of all Kenya Mountains. Mount Kenya is roughly circular, about 60km across at the 200mm contour, where the steep font hills rise out of the gentler slopes of the centered highlands. At the centre of the massif, the main peaks rise sharply from around 4,500m to the main summit of Batian 5,199m, Nelion 5,188m and point Lenana 4,985m. Other major summits on the mountain include Point Piggott 4,957m, Point Dutton 4,885 and Point John 4,883m. Of the three main peaks (Batian, Lenana and Nelion), only point Lenana can be reached by trekkers and the other two being only for technical climbers.

Africa's highest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro stands on featureless part of the East African plateau, on the Tanzanian side of the Kenya border near Moshi, side by side with the smaller Mount Meru. These mountains are extinct volcanoes, with Kilimanjaro actually being the agglomeration of three distinct volcanoes, Kibo (5896m/ 19,340 ft), Mwenzi (5,149 / 16,896 ft) and Shira (3,962m / 13,000 ft). whose violent creation is geologically associated with the creation of the Great Rift Valley, 100km to the West.

Mount Meru is Mount Kilimanjaro's little sister, standing at 4,566m compared to 5,895m, but is still an impressive freestanding volcano, which makes a superb four day climb to the top. It last erupted in 1910 therefore can be classified as an active volcano. The first Mount Meru ascent was made by Dr. Fritz Jaeger, 1904. The town of Arusha lies at the base of Mount Meru Trekking, loads of trek companies do this trek. Wild animals are frequently found on this mountain therefore an armed ranger usually accompanies the trekkers.