2 days and 1 night
Daily Tour
20 people
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This two day safari brings you close to the silverback gorilla in Rwanda. You will spend time in forest trails and observe gorilla family life. Local guides lead small groups for safe and calm viewing sessions. Trips move at the gorillas’ pace, not at a tourist schedule. This short trip fits people with limited time and big interest.
If you cannot find what you want, contact us to get a customized package & itinerary
The park offers close views of wild silverback gorilla families.
Rwanda has strict park rules that protect the gorillas and visitors.
Guides are trained in gorilla behavior and park safety rules.
Small group sizes make each encounter more private and personal.
A two day plan gives a full day with the gorillas.
You may see a dominant silverback gorilla leading its troop.
Watch mothers, juveniles, and playful infants moving through the trees.
You will also spot forest birds and smaller mammals near trails.
The forest scenery offers moss, ferns, and tall old trees.
Light through the canopy makes wildlife photos feel special and raw.
Gorilla permits are required and sold in limited numbers each day. Book permits early to secure the best dates and times. Choose guides who follow park rules and support local villages. Your fees help pay rangers, protect habitat, and fund patrols. Respect distance rules and keep noise low during gorilla encounters.
Lodges range from simple to high comfort near the park gates. Most options include meals, transfers, and comfortable beds after the trek. A warm shower and hot drink feel great after a long walk. Choose a lodge that shares fees and jobs with local people. Pack light, but keep layers for cool forest mornings and nights.
If you cannot find what you want, contact us to get a customized package & itinerary
Wear sturdy shoes and light rain gear for muddy forest trails.
Bring water, snacks, and a small first aid kit for comfort.
Carry a telephoto lens for better photos without getting too close.
Keep your voice low and move slowly near wildlife for safety.
Follow your guide’s lead and ask questions to learn more.
Arrive at the park area early and meet your local guide.
Attend a short briefing on rules, safety, and gorilla behavior.
Enjoy a guided nature walk or go for a boat ride at the twin lakes if time allows.
Spend the night at a nearby lodge, rest and prepare for trekking.
Start early and drive to the park briefing point with other trekkers.
Hike with your guide into the forest to find the gorilla family.
When you meet the silverback gorilla, stay quiet and follow your guide.
Spend up to one hour observing, photographing, and learning from the guide.
Return to the lodge, collect your things, and transfer back to base.
Trek time varies, but most treks last 1 to 3 hours on average.
Permits are limited, so book as early as possible to secure dates.
Gorillas are calm when not threatened; follow guide rules and keep distance.
Moderate fitness helps; hikes can be steep and slippery in parts.
Yes, photography is allowed without flash; follow guide rules for distance.
| # | Discount group | From adult | To adult | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Group Size | 2 | 5 | 7% |
| 2 | Group Size | 6 | 10 | 12% |
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