This 2 Days Rwanda Gorilla Trekking offers visiting the genocide memorials in Kigali, local markets and crafts and finally the mountain Gorillas experience in Parc Volcanoes in the Northern Province of Rwanda.
Then we shall have 3 categories of accommodation, that is Luxury, Mid-range and then Budget and it will be your choice to choose the class that best fits into the budget of your family and we are much delighted to arrange for this amazing family in Africa.
Day1: Kigali-Transfer to Volcanoes National park
In the morning, you will be picked from your hotel or at the airport and go for a city tour in Kigali where you will visit the genocide memorial center.
After with en-route lunch, you will transfer northwards to Volcanoes national park in Ruhengeri, a home to half of the Mountain Gorillas in the mist. Dinner and overnight at Mountain Gorilla View Lodge/Laplame Hotel/Muhabura Guest House. Meal plan: H/B
Day2: Mountain Gorilla Tracking-Transfer Back to Kigali
In the morning, assemble at the park headquarters for a briefing in the morning together with your trekking gear and drinking water and packed lunch.
Later proceed to the forest to track the gorillas, an activity that will take you 2-6 hours depending on the movement of the apes in their natural wild.
After meeting and staying in the presence of the gorillas for a maximum of one hour, descend back to the headquarters for your gorilla trekking certificate and after meet the driver and transfer back to Kigali.
This safari includes:
Accommodation and Meals
1 Gorilla permits per person to be booked in advance
4×4 safari car with a knowledgeable English speaking guide
Excludes
Airfare to Rwanda, Visas, cigarettes and all personal expenses not listed in the itinerary above
What to wear/bring
Dress codes are informal. Daytime temperatures are generally warm, so bring lots of light clothing, supplemented by light sweaters for the cool evenings and heavier clothing for the higher altitudes especially volcanoes.
When tracking gorillas layering your clothing is the best idea and we suggest: long sleeved shirts, cotton or gore tex trousers, strong walking shoes with ankle support, socks that you can tuck your trousers into, light gloves to protect your hands from thorns and nettles, a hat and sunglasses to provide protection against the sun and a waterproof jacket in neutral colors may come in handy in the moist mountains.
Travel light and remember that soft-sided luggage is required. One medium sized duffel bag and one small day pack (carry-on) per person should be adequate. Laundry services are available at most accommodations. You should also pack some zip lock bags for spare clothing, cameras, binoculars and film.
Please note that you are not allowed to use a flash when photographing Gorillas. It is a good idea to take along several different speeds of film (64 to 1000) as gorillas can be found in open sun or in the dark underbrush of the forest.