( This is the deepest, darkest Africa. So close to gorillas. Unforgettable! )

DAY 1
Arriving at Kigali, you will be welcomed by your expert guide who will provide knowledge and assistance throughout your safari. Your journey takes you through the beautiful terraced hills to the forested slopes of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. The long journey through the rapidly changing landscape takes you to Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge, which faces the towering trees of the surrounding forest. Depending on when you arrive, there may be time before dinner to explore the lodge grounds with its clear mountain stream or visit the local village. Dinner and overnight at Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge

DAY 2
After enjoying an early breakfast, you set off gorilla tracking. Trekking through the steep, densely forested hills and then finally coming across the gorillas camouflaged in the vegetation is an inspiring and privileged moment. Tracking in the Bwindi forest requires stamina and can often take most of the day. Alternatively there are other activities and excursions on offer in and around the national park. For example one can take a guided walk in the rainforest, home to several endemic bird species, clouds of butterflies and rare plant life. This walk offers excellent photographic opportunities and the knowledgeable guide will provide a great insight into this globally important habitat. Visitors can also walk through the local village and learn about community projects such as the Amagara project that assists local farmers and their communities or the Bwindi Community Hospital which started as a health clinic under a tree and now provides vital medical and educational services to over 60,000 people. Both projects are supported by the Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust. Discover the traditions of the Batwa Pygmies, and learn about the native tribal inhabitants of the forest. The indigenous people of Bwindi forest though no longer resident in the forest still practice many of their traditional hunter-gatherer skills. Dinner and overnight at Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge

DAY 3
Either go gorilla tracking again (additional permits required subject to availability) or opt for one of the other gentler but equally rewarding alternatives available above. Dinner and overnight at Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge

DAY 4
Your safari ends with your journey back to Kigali. Before transferring to the airport, there may be time to tour the city and visit the genocide memorial, a moving testimony to this country’s past that it has courageously overcome. Return to your hotel or transfer to the airport in time for your return flight.

( This is the deepest, darkest Africa. So close to gorillas. Unforgettable! )

DAY 1
Arriving at Kigali, you will be welcomed by your expert guide who will provide knowledge and assistance throughout your safari. Your journey takes you through the beautiful terraced hills to the forested slopes of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. The long journey through the rapidly changing landscape takes you to Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge, which faces the towering trees of the surrounding forest. Depending on when you arrive, there may be time before dinner to explore the lodge grounds with its clear mountain stream or visit the local village. Dinner and overnight at Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge

DAY 2
After enjoying an early breakfast, you set off gorilla tracking. Trekking through the steep, densely forested hills and then finally coming across the gorillas camouflaged in the vegetation is an inspiring and privileged moment. Tracking in the Bwindi forest requires stamina and can often take most of the day. Alternatively there are other activities and excursions on offer in and around the national park. For example one can take a guided walk in the rainforest, home to several endemic bird species, clouds of butterflies and rare plant life.

This walk offers excellent photographic opportunities and the knowledgeable guide will provide a great insight into this globally important habitat. Visitors can also walk through the local village and learn about community projects such as the Amagara project that assists local farmers and their communities or the Bwindi Community Hospital which started as a health clinic under a tree and now provides vital medical and educational services to over 60,000 people. Both projects are supported by the Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust. Discover the traditions of the Batwa Pygmies, and learn about the native tribal inhabitants of the forest. The indigenous people of Bwindi forest though no longer resident in the forest still practice many of their traditional hunter-gatherer skills. Dinner and overnight at Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge

DAY 3
Either go gorilla tracking again (additional permits required subject to availability) or opt for one of the other gentler but equally rewarding alternatives available above. Dinner and overnight at Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge

DAY 4
Your safari ends with your journey back to Kigali. Before transferring to the airport, there may be time to tour the city and visit the genocide memorial, a moving testimony to this country’s past that it has courageously overcome. Return to your hotel or transfer to the airport in time for your return flight.

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bwindi impenetrable national park

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kidepo valley national park

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