2 дня 2 ночи
Ежедневный тур
Безлимитный
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Gorilla trekking Rwanda is a top wild-life experience in Africa. This two-day safari gives you close time with mountain gorillas. You will travel from Kigali to Volcanoes National Park. Guides, trackers, and rangers will lead every step of the trip. This short safari fits busy schedules without cutting the experience.
Expect an early start on tracking day.
Group sizes are small to protect gorillas and guests.
Tracks can be steep and muddy in places.
You will spend one hour with the gorilla family.
Photos are allowed, but respect rules set by rangers.
Time with gorillas is calm, slow, and often moving.
This short safari gives full wildlife value in two days. It works well for a limited time or as part of a longer trip. We use experienced guides who know local trails well. Our team focuses on safety, comfort, and real encounters. Small groups mean less disturbance and a better view. You also support local rangers and conservation programs.
Most healthy adults can join with basic fitness. Hikes range from short to long depending on gorilla location. Tell us if you have limited mobility or health issues. We can adjust pace or suggest alternative experiences. Children under the park’s age limit of 15 cannot take part. Check the latest age and health rules before booking.
Arrive in Kigali the day before to avoid travel delays. Follow health advice, including vaccinations and hygiene rules. Pack light, but bring essentials like masks and sanitizer. Respect local culture and the work of park staff. Take time to enjoy local food and friendly village visits. Prepare for a meaningful, quiet, and rare wildlife day.
This itinerary can be altered, depending on what time you arrive in Rwanda
Gorilla trekking can be physically demanding as it involves hiking through uneven terrain and dense forest. However, our experienced guides will tailor the trek to your fitness level, ensuring a memorable experience for everyone.
It's recommended to pack sturdy hiking boots, long trousers, a waterproof jacket, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a camera with extra batteries. We also advise carrying a daypack with snacks and water.
Children under the age of 15 are not permitted to trek for gorillas due to safety reasons.