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5 Days Gorilla Trekking and Rafting
Day 1: Arrive and transfer to Lake Victoria hotel by your tour guide. Dinner and overnight Lake Victoria Windsor.

Day 2: After breakfast we drive off to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest the home to the world's endangered Ape “The Mountain Gorillas", Dinner and over night at Gorilla Forest Camp or Lake Kitandara Camp.

Day 3: This is the day you track the Gorillas, you come face to face with these awesome but gentle primates, later in the day you drive to Lake Bunyonyi Dinner and night Bushara Island.

Day 4: Explore the Island, paddle your own canoe or just relax. Dinner and over night at Bushara Island.

Day 5: After breakfast drive through the scenic views and gift shop along the drive. Arrive and refresh at the Windsor Hotel before your flight.

Gorilla tracking safari price: US$ 1,985 per person sharing. Single room supplement: US$ 365

Uganda gorilla trekking price includes:
All ground transport in a 4x4 with sliding roof; All accommodation in sharing twin rooms; All park related fees, game drives, boat cruises, guided walks; All meals - breakfast, lunch and dinner; Government tax

Not included: All extras, drinks, laundry, telephones, tobacco, tips and air tickets.

Please bring the following for tracking gorillas:
-Hiking boots- ankle level boots are ok but make sure it is something handy.
-Gloves
-A warm cardigan
-Thick trousers and a long sleeved top are ideal for tracking.
-Rain Coat
-Video- filming is allowed in the parks though not outside the park
-Water proof container for their cameras
-A pair of binoculars if you are a keen bird watcher.
-If you prefer wearing a hat, a baseball cap is recommended.

Caution: Please remember children under 16 are not permitted to track gorillas.

NOTE: The above offer is SUBJECT to availability of gorilla permits which cannot be guaranteed without payment. The permits are sold on first come first buy basis.

 

To reserve the above 5 days gorilla tracking safari in Uganda, please contact us!

 

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda:
West across the Albertine Rift Valley is the ancient forest of Bwindi. Bwindi in the local dialect actually means ‘dark’, and as you approach the park is obvious why it is was named the 'Dark' Impenetrable National Park, fortunately this inaccessibility has ensured the preservation of large tracks of pristine rainforest. The deep river gorges and high ridges have remained forested for millions of years resulting in an incredible biodiversity. Above everything Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is incredibly atmospheric. Steams and pools of water swirl with the sound of tree frogs, the canopy constantly rustles with the movement of monkeys, squirrels and birds whilst at the back of your mind you have the knowledge that the forest is also home to chimpanzees and gorillas.

Bwindi has at least 90 mammal species, 350 species of birds, 200 species of trees, huge numbers of butterflies, and most importantly, it is home to around half the world’s population of mountain gorilla as well as numerous other primates including the chimpanzee.

At present there are 23 family units located within Bwindi – 3 of these family groups have been habituated to humans, group M, group K and group H. The is no guarantee that you will see the habituated gorillas but the chances are very strong, the three groups are tracked on a daily basis, so their trail can be easily picked up.

The Bwindi terrain is hilly, very muddy and can involve scrambling through dense vegetation, when gorilla tracking, you should be prepared for an arduous days trekking anything from 15 minutes to 8 hours but there is no doubt that mountain gorilla tracking through jungle and mountain forest is one of the most amazing wildlife experiences in the world. Although gorilla tracking is the main focus of any visit, there are several forest trails ranging from a half hour walk to several hours hard trekking.

The Ugandan Wildlife Authority was developed in partnership with local communities to encourage development through conservation, this enables local people such as those surrounding Bwindi National Park to improve their standard of living through better agricultural practices, thus reducing pressure on the Bwindi forest resources. The park employs local people as wardens, researchers and rangers, local communities receive a proportion of the Bwindi National Park’s income.