3 Days Rwanda Gorilla Tour

The 3 days Rwanda gorilla tour is incredible! It is pocket and time friendly. Just inquire with Gorilla Trek Africa and your dream safari will come into reality.

This is what one of our guests had to say in one of our Tripadvisor reviews:-

3 Days Rwanda Gorilla Tour

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Rio de Janeiro, RJ28 contributions

 
Jan 2023 • Solo
Gorilla Trek Africa was the perfect choice for me to fulfill my childhood dream. Being so close to these huge, gentle animals is incredible! The driver Asaph received me very well in Kigali and took me in comfort and safety to Volcanoes National Park. I slept in a wonderful bungalow and the next day Asaph took me at the scheduled time for the gorilla encounter. Everything arranged for me was perfect for my adventure. Thank you!

The 3 days Rwanda gorilla tour begins and ends in Kigali. This safari package can further be customized to 3 options:-

3 Days Rwanda gorilla tour – Trip Summary

Day 1: Pick up, city tour & transfer to Volcanoes national park

Day 2: Gorilla trekking

Day 3: Cultural visit & departure

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Detailed 3 Rwanda Gorilla Tour

Day 1: Pick up, city tour & transfer to Volcanoes national park

Volcanoes national park is 104 Km away from Kigali. Because of the speed limits imposed by the Rwandan government, it takes approximately 3 hours to connect to the park by road.

On arrival at the airport,  our driver guide  will take care of all your logistics and onward transfer the Parc National des Volcans. Dinner and overnight stay at Tiloreza Volcanoes Eco Lodge, Mountain gorilla view lodge/Gorilla solution lodge/ Da Vinci gorilla lodge.

Day 2: Gorilla Trekking
3 days Rwanda gorilla tourBegin at 6:30 am with breakfast and at 8:00 am attend a briefing at the park headquarters about the day’s gorilla trekking rules.

Gorilla groups for tracking on this particular day are allocated depending on the guests’ physical fitness.

Gorilla trekking experience begins at the edge of the forest. Normally it takes a minimum of an hour to meet the gorillas in the jungle.

3 days Rwanda gorilla tour

‘Intore’ Cultural performance

Day 3: Cultural & Community visit
Undertake a community walk to the Iby’iwachu Cultural Village.  The traditional dances, poems, and dressing codes in this place are quite memorable.

Return to the lodge for a hot lunch and then transfer to Kigali for a scheduled return flight.

Inclusions in the 3 Days Rwanda Gorilla safari

• Gorilla Permits

• Park Entrance Fees

• Relevant Government Taxes

• Full Board Accommodation

• Full-time English speaking Driver/Guide

• Ground Transportation by a 4×4 safari vehicle

• Airport transfer, as long as your flight is on the same day on which the safari ends.

Tour Exclusions:

• Airfares

• Visa Fees

• Personal Insurance

• Expenses of personal nature such as; drinks, tips, laundry, telephone, cigarettes, etc.

 

10 habituated gorilla families in Volcanoes national park include :

  • Titus‘ named after a silverback known by that name;
  • Susa A (with 33 members) – the group Dian Fossey researched about from 1967 to 1985 and known for two playful twins;
  • Byishimo and Impano; Karisimbi (Susa B) – this one split from Susa A – group and roams the higher altitude (4,507 Metres) of Karisimbi volcano and only ideal for great hikers;
  • Amahoro group (in Kinyarwanda language refers to peacefulness and congeniality) composed of 18 members, lives on the slopes of Mt. Bisoke and thus a bit strenuous to hike;
  • Umubano group (with 13 members) – a break-away from another family Ubumwe has two silverbacks living together and this is what its name suggests;
  • Sabyinyo group (with 13 members) lives at the slopes of Mt Sabyinyo and is famou3 days Rwanda gorilla tours for its giant silverback (220 Kg) called Guhonda, and is the easiest to track;
  • Agashya group named after its leading silverback stays closer to Sabyinyo group at Mt Sabyinyo slopes;
  • Kwitonda, with 23 members, is a migrant group from DR Congo’s Virunga national park and thus keeps marauding in the jungles between Mt Muhabura;
  • Hirwa group formed in 2006 by members from Sabyinyo and Agashya groups is composed of 2 silverbacks and keeps roaming in the jungle on Karisimbi slopes which makes it highly unpredictable and hard to track;
  • Ugenda group – (in Kinyarwanda dialect means ‘On Move’) keeps roaming in different places around Mt Karisimbi;
  • Finally, the Bwenge group, formed as early as 2007 by a man called Bwenge, occupies the slopes of Karusoke volcano between mountains Karisimbi and Bisoke, this group is the one that featured in the ‘Gorillas in the Mist‘ movie.

 

Volcanoes national park is also a home to Colobus monkeys, golden monkeys, forest elephants and many bird species among others.

 

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