Arrival in Kigali and City Tour
Arrive at Kigali International Airport, where you will be met by a driver-guide, and begin your day with a complimentary tour of the city.
Overnight at a hand-picked hotel.
Rwanda · Primate Tours
The journey
Embark on a journey through Kigali's history before heading to the Virunga Volcanoes for a stay at a hand-picked lodge. Trek through lush landscapes to encounter mountain gorillas, then discover the region's other endemic primate, the golden monkey. Along the way, experience local culture and explore bustling markets in Kigali. Return with cherished memories of Rwanda's wildlife, people, and landscapes.
Trek through lush landscapes to encounter mountain gorillas, then discover the region's other endemic primate, the golden monkey.
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At a glance
Day by day
Arrive at Kigali International Airport, where you will be met by a driver-guide, and begin your day with a complimentary tour of the city.
Overnight at a hand-picked hotel.
Visit the Kigali Genocide Memorial and a craft market.
Drive to the Virunga Volcanoes.
Overnight at a hand-picked lodge.
Enjoy your mountain gorilla trek.
Spend your afternoon at leisure.
Overnight at a hand-picked lodge.
Discover the other endemic primate, the golden monkey.
Experience local culture and enjoy an afternoon at leisure.
Overnight at a hand-picked lodge.
Visit local produce and textile markets.
Return to Kigali for your onward flight.
Where this trip takes you
Virunga Volcanoes, mountain gorilla trek, Kigali Genocide Memorial, local produce and textile markets
The route
The fine print
Transport in a 4WD safari vehicle exclusive to you
English-speaking driver-guide
Accommodation and meals as stated in the program
All guide fees
One gorilla tracking permit per person
International flights and visas
Travel insurance
Tips for the driver-guide or local escort
Drinks, dining room tips, porterage, personal travel, and baggage
Telephone bills, laundry, and any items of a personal nature
Activities not mentioned in the program
More info: The volcanic range spanning Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo is home to the critically endangered mountain gorilla. Tracking gorillas in Rwanda is safe and relatively accessible. At the latest count, there are approximately 1,000 mountain gorillas in the wild, with 604 in the Virunga Massif.
Kigali: Named in 1907 by Dr. Richard Kandt, the first colonial resident governor of Rwanda, Kigali is surrounded by lush green hills and is referred to as the land of a thousand hills. From here, embark on a once-in-a-lifetime experience of tracking mountain gorillas in the Northern Province.
Logistics
Your 5 days finish where they began, in KN 5 Rd.
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