Gorillas in PNV, Rwanda VolcanoesA four day safari that starts and finishes in Kigali. Seeing some of the last remaining 700 mountain gorillas in the world is a fantastic experience and this safari takes you to PNV in Rwanda. It offers an opportunity to track gorillas twice. PNV in Rwanda has five habituated gorilla families and tracking most groups in the afro-montane forest usually takes only a few hours. You can also climb a volcano, visit the remains of Dian Fossey's grave or visit the endangered golden monkey. Includes transport and a driver/guide for the itinerary agreed, accommodation on a shared basis and meals stated (in Kampala, Entebbe and Kigali bed and breakfast only and on safari full board) and, where appropriate, boat trips, park fees, chimpanzee permits and one gorilla permit. Virunga Lodge - the tariffs are on an all-inclusive basis and, in addition to accommodation and meals, include unlimited consumption of all alcoholic and soft drinks; laundry services; and any activities clients wish to do around the lodge. A complimentary massage is also offered. |
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| Park: | Parc National des Volcans |
| Number of Gorillas Families: | 7 |
| Number of Permits per day: | 56 |
| Average tracking time: | 3-7 hours |
| Time Spent with Gorillas: | 1 hour |
| Cost of extra Gorilla Permits: | USD$500 |
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Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Virunga LodgeThe magnificent Virunga Lodge, set on a stunning hillside, has eight bandas with a panoramic view of the Virunga volcanoes and the lakes Ruhondo and Bulera. The terraced gardens on this high ridge are now well established, with a magical sunken paradise garden as their focal point. Aside from gorilla tracking, clients can climb a volcano, track the golden monkey, visit Dian Fossey's grave or go for gentle strolls around the picturesque villages near the lakes. Three hours' drive from Kigali or a long day's drive from Kampala. Bwindi LodgeAt this stunning eco-lodge with eight bandas, clients can spend the day on the terrace, which juts out into the forest, mesmerized by its exotic sounds watching primates and birds in the canopy. The walk to the river through regenerated bush that has carefully been nurtured as a buffer zone is magical. It is a favourite haunt for the gorillas and they often sleep at the lodge! We can help you to see some of the worlds last remaining mountain gorillas, so please contact us via the form here or call on +61 (02) 4984 9747 |
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Let’s Discuss Your Upcoming Trip: (02) 4984 9747 |