1 Day Rwanda Gorilla Trekking

Our 1 Day Rwanda Gorilla Trekking exposes you to Volcano National Park a home of mountain gorillas located in the northern province of Rwanda.  1 Day Rwanda Gorilla Trekking is normally booked with business people who are on a business tour or conference in Kigali – Rwanda, you can opt to extend your stay for a 1 Day Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda and then after flying out of the country in the afternoon than coming to the home of the gorillas and fly out without seeing these gentle creatures.

Day Gorilla Tracking

At 4:30 am our safari driver guide will pick you up and drive off to the park for starting your 1-day Gorilla trekking in Rwanda. It’s a 2-hour long drive to get to the Volcanoes National Park in Ruhengeri, Musanze province which is a habitat for the endangered Mountain gorillas. You can take visually attractive pictures from the different stopovers along the journey and also get to have a cup of coffee at one of the local restaurants around. At exactly 7.30 am, we move to the park’s headquarters in Kinigi Village where you are briefed by the ranger about the rules and regulations governing Gorilla tracking before you head off to the jungle. The trek can last from an hour to six hours depending on the gorilla movement, but for your case, since you will be having a flight on the same day, we will recommend a nearby family easy to trek through the trek is strenuous but much rewarding at the end. You will be given an hour with the gorilla to take as many pictures of your choice and later return to head park headquarters, and drive back to the airport for your flight with an en-route lunch along the way in one of the local restaurants.

1 Day Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda safari package inclusion

Transportation on 4×4 safari vehicle

English speaking driver-guide

En-route lunch

Gorilla permit

Return transfer to the airport.

The 1 Day Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda package excludes expenses of personal nature like Airfare, Visa, drinks, laundry, tips to local guides, telephone, porter fee while trekking, personal insurance, personal shopping bills, and cigars.