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3 Day Gorilla Tracking in Bwindi from Kigali

Bwindi National Park, Uganda

3 DAYS

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Duration

3 DAYS

Group Type

PRIVATE

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Overview

Do you want to see the mountain gorillas , but you don't have much time? Fly into Kigali! We pick you up from Kigali and drive you in only 4 hours to Bwindi Forest in Uganda.

Highlights

All lodging, meals, and transportation included
Pick up and drop off included
Gorilla Tracking in Bwindi National Park
Gorilla permit included
Visit Genocide Memorial Center in Kigali
Meet the friendly locals

What's Included

Inclusions

Bottled water
Gorilla Permit
pick up & drop off
2 nights accommodation rated excellent by past clients
Transport in private car rated excellent by past clients
Expert guide rated excellent by past clients
2 Breakfasts, 2 Lunches & 2 Dinners

Exclusions

All kinds of drinks except water.
Driver guide’s gratuity.
All other Services of a personal nature.
Personal/travel insurance.

Itinerary

Transfer from Kigali to your Lodge

We’ll pick you up from a Hotel or Airport in Kigali and drive you to Lake Bunyonyi the most beautiful lake in Uganda with twenty-nine islands, and it’s safe for swimming! Take an Island tour and visit the communities. Overnight at Bunyonyi View Resort/ Buhoma community.

Gorilla Tracking

Today is the big day; prepare yourself for an encounter with one of Bwindi’s gentle giants: the rare Mountain Gorilla! For most people, this is the absolute highlight of their tour in Uganda. The time taken to track the gorillas can be as few as 2 hours to as many as 7 hours. Once the gorillas have been located, your group will be allowed a maximum of one hour with them. Coming face-to-face with a mountain gorilla is a truly humbling and emotional experience. This is a fantastic and privileged opportunity to get up close and personal with Uganda’s very own ‘Gorillas in the Mist’.