Gorilla adventure safaris in Uganda-Rwanda.

We tailor each of our remarkable Gorilla adventure Safaris in Uganda and Rwanda to the specific needs of our guests. Our all-inclusive East African wildlife safaris, gorilla treks in Rwanda and Uganda, and unforgettable, budget-friendly vacation packages make even the most frugal of tourists fall head over heels for our services.

Experience the most amazing and reasonably priced gorilla trekking excursions in East and central Africa on one of our tailor-made safaris across Uganda and Rwanda. We’ll take you deep into the jungles of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Mgahinga Gorilla National Parks in Uganda, as well as Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda. Transfers to any tourist attraction in Rwanda or Uganda are made easy and safe by our expert driver guides.

Monumental Expeditions and Safaris arranges unforgettable safaris to see gorillas in Rwanda and Uganda based on our extensive first-hand knowledge of the region’s wildlife. Additionally, don’t miss the opportunity to see the golden monkeys at Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park or Uganda’s Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Thanks to our collaborative nature, tourists visiting Uganda and Rwanda may rest confident that they will have an unforgettable gorilla trekking and other tourism experience.

Going on a gorilla safari in the dry season (May–July–August–September–early October–December–January) is the way to go since the forest floors aren’t as muddy and dangerous. During the off-season months of February, March, April, and November, many hotels and motels offer special deals on rooms, making this an ideal time to visit if you’re on a tight budget. The mountain gorillas, on the other hand, are accessible year-round.

Prices for gorilla permits might vary from one nation to another. At present, it costs $1,500 USD per person, per trek, for Rwandan gorilla licenses and $800 USD for non-resident foreigners, $700 USD for foreign residents, and UGX300,000 for East African citizens, per person, per trip, for Ugandan gorilla permits.

It is recommended to arrange gorilla permits at least three to four months in advance. Travelers are advised to make their reservations early in order to acquire their gorilla permits, since they are in great demand. Due to the cheap price compared to Rwanda, last-minute reservations have restricted access to Uganda gorilla permits.

Uganda and Rwanda gorilla safaris, At all gorilla trekking locations, the minimum age is fifteen (15). No matter how fit or talented a tourist may seem, they cannot walk the mountain gorillas if they are under the age of fifteen. To protect both the mountain gorillas and the tourists, the forest has instituted an age restriction.

Nevertheless, a parent or legal guardian may assume complete responsibility for any mishap that may occur to a youngster who is almost fifteen years old while trekking. When a parent writes and signs a letter, they send it to the Rwanda Development Board or the Uganda Wildlife Authority to be confirmed.

The Gorilla Habituation Experience puts you in the company of researchers and park rangers for four hours while you interact with mountain gorillas. The experience is enhanced by limiting visitors to no more than four (4) people.

A tourist takes part in the habituation process rather than just watching it. A Gorilla Habituation Experience is only conducted in Rushaga, which is located in the southern sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. Each individual must pay $1,500 for a gorilla habituation experience permit, which covers one expedition.

It is possible to go on a mountain gorilla trip in Uganda’s Bwindi National Park from Kigali, Rwanda. Rwanda to Uganda gorilla safaris are now well-organized, allowing Rwandan tourists to enter into Uganda to hike with gorillas.

From Kigali International Airport, it’s a four- or five-hour journey to the Mgahinga Gorilla National Park or Bwindi Forest via the Cyanika or Gatuna borders. The journey will take less time than the 8 to 9 hours it would from Entebbe or Kampala in Uganda.