13 Days Uganda and Rwanda Safari: Gorilla Trekking, Chimpanzees and Wildlife Adventures

A 13-day Uganda and Rwanda safari is an extraordinary African adventure combining mountain gorilla trekking, chimpanzee tracking, traditional cultural encounters, spectacular wildlife viewing and breathtaking natural landscapes. This carefully designed journey takes you through some of the most remarkable national parks in East Africa, offering an opportunity to discover the unique biodiversity and cultural heritage of two neighbouring countries.

The safari begins in Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, where you explore the spectacular Murchison Falls National Park, track chimpanzees in Kibale Forest, enjoy game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park and encounter endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Your journey then continues into Rwanda, where you undertake another mountain gorilla trekking experience in Volcanoes National Park before exploring the ancient rainforests of Nyungwe National Park.

Beyond wildlife encounters, this Uganda and Rwanda safari introduces you to the traditional lifestyles of the Batwa community in Uganda and the cultural heritage of Rwanda through a visit to the Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village.

Whether you are a wildlife enthusiast, primate lover, photographer, nature explorer or adventurous traveller, this 13-day Uganda and Rwanda itinerary provides an exceptional opportunity to experience the highlights of East Africa.

At Book Gorilla Tracking, we organize private, tailor-made Uganda and Rwanda safaris designed around travellers’ interests, preferred accommodation standards, travel dates and budgets.

13 Days Uganda and Rwanda Safari Highlights

• Explore Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s largest national park.
• Visit Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for an opportunity to encounter southern white rhinos.
• Enjoy wildlife game drives in Murchison Falls National Park.
• Take a boat cruise along the Victoria Nile towards the base of Murchison Falls.
• Track chimpanzees in Kibale Forest National Park.
• Enjoy game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
• Experience a boat cruise along the famous Kazinga Channel.
• Explore the Ishasha sector in search of tree-climbing lions.
• Trek endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
• Experience the cultural heritage of the Batwa community.
• Discover Kigali City and its historical attractions.
• Enjoy a second mountain gorilla trekking experience in Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda.
• Visit the Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village.
• Track chimpanzees in Nyungwe Forest National Park.
• Experience the spectacular Nyungwe Canopy Walkway.
• Explore the rainforest through guided nature walks.

Detailed 13 Days Uganda and Rwanda Safari Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Uganda – Transfer to Murchison Falls National Park

Your 13-day Uganda and Rwanda safari begins with your arrival at Entebbe International Airport, where our safari representative will welcome you and introduce you to your driver-guide.

After a short briefing about your journey, you will depart for Murchison Falls National Park, travelling through Uganda’s beautiful countryside and rural communities.

En route, you will visit Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, a conservation area dedicated to protecting Uganda’s southern white rhinos. Accompanied by an experienced sanctuary guide, you will undertake a guided rhino tracking experience on foot, providing an opportunity to observe these magnificent animals in their natural environment.

After the rhino experience, continue towards Murchison Falls National Park, with lunch along the way.

Depending on your arrival time and the day’s schedule, you may visit the top of Murchison Falls, where the Victoria Nile forces its way through a narrow rocky gorge before plunging into the gorge below.

The viewpoint offers spectacular scenery, powerful water currents and excellent photographic opportunities.

Proceed to your lodge for dinner and overnight.

Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge, Nile Safari Lodge, Pakuba Safari Lodge or Red Chilli Rest Camp.

Meal plan: Lunch and dinner.

Day 2: Morning Game Drive and Afternoon Boat Cruise on the Victoria Nile

After an early breakfast, embark on a morning game drive through the savannah plains of Murchison Falls National Park.

The park is famous for its diverse wildlife, including African elephants, Rothschild’s giraffes, Uganda kobs, Jackson’s hartebeests, buffaloes, waterbucks, oribis and warthogs.

With some luck, you may encounter predators such as lions, leopards and spotted hyenas.

Your driver-guide will explore different wildlife viewing tracks, explaining the behaviour of the animals and the park’s remarkable ecosystems.

Return to your lodge for lunch and relaxation.

In the afternoon, proceed to the Paraa jetty for a boat cruise along the Victoria Nile towards the base of Murchison Falls.

This is one of the most rewarding activities in the park. Along the riverbanks, you may encounter large concentrations of hippos, Nile crocodiles, elephants and various water-associated animals.

The river is also an excellent destination for bird watching. Some of the species you may encounter include African fish eagles, Goliath herons, pied kingfishers, African jacanas, grey crowned cranes and the remarkable shoebill, particularly around suitable wetland habitats in the wider delta region.

After the boat cruise, return to your lodge for dinner and overnight.

Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge, Nile Safari Lodge, Pakuba Safari Lodge or Red Chilli Rest Camp.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 3: Transfer from Murchison Falls to Kibale Forest National Park

After breakfast, check out of your lodge and begin your journey to Kibale Forest National Park, one of Africa’s most important destinations for primate tracking.

The journey takes you through beautiful countryside, traditional settlements, agricultural landscapes and scenic views of western Uganda.

Kibale Forest is internationally recognized for its exceptional primate diversity. The forest is home to chimpanzees, red-tailed monkeys, L’Hoest’s monkeys, black-and-white colobus monkeys, grey-cheeked mangabeys and other primate species.

Upon arrival, check in at your accommodation and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere surrounding the forest.

Depending on your arrival time, you may relax at the lodge or enjoy an optional community experience around the Kibale region.

Dinner and overnight at your lodge.

Accommodation: Primate Lodge, Turaco Treetops, Chimpanzee Forest Lodge or another suitable lodge.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 4: Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale Forest – Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park

Wake up early for breakfast before transferring to the Kibale Forest National Park visitor centre for a briefing about chimpanzee tracking.

Kibale is one of the best places in Africa to observe wild chimpanzees because of its rich forest ecosystem and habituated chimpanzee communities.

Accompanied by experienced park rangers and trackers, you will enter the tropical rainforest in search of chimpanzees.

During the trek, you may hear chimpanzees communicating through loud calls and pant-hoots before encountering them moving through the forest canopy or feeding on fruits.

Once located, visitors are normally allowed one hour to observe the chimpanzees, subject to park regulations.

Besides chimpanzees, the forest supports several other primates, including red-tailed monkeys, L’Hoest’s monkeys, black-and-white colobus monkeys and grey-cheeked mangabeys.

After the tracking experience, return to the lodge for refreshments and check out.

Continue to Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda’s most popular savannah wildlife destination.

Arrive in the evening, check in at your lodge and enjoy dinner.

Accommodation: Mweya Safari Lodge, Elephant Hab Lodge, Katara Lodge or Enganzi Lodge.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 5: Game Drives and Kazinga Channel Boat Cruise

After an early breakfast, embark on a morning game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

The park is renowned for its diverse wildlife, beautiful savannah landscapes, crater lakes, wetlands and extensive biodiversity.

During the game drive, you may encounter African elephants, buffaloes, Uganda kobs, waterbucks, warthogs, topis, hyenas and various antelope species.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is also home to lions and leopards, although sightings are never guaranteed.

Return to your lodge for lunch and relaxation.

In the afternoon, proceed to the Kazinga Channel for a memorable boat cruise.

The Kazinga Channel connects Lake Edward and Lake George and is one of the most wildlife-rich waterways in Uganda.

The boat cruise offers excellent opportunities to observe large concentrations of hippos, Nile crocodiles, buffaloes, elephants and numerous waterbirds along the banks.

Bird species commonly encountered include African fish eagles, pied kingfishers, malachite kingfishers, yellow-billed storks, African jacanas, herons and various species of egrets.

After the cruise, return to your lodge for dinner and overnight.

Accommodation: Mweya Safari Lodge, Elephant Hab Lodge, Katara Lodge or Enganzi Lodge.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 6: Ishasha Sector Game Drive – Transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

After breakfast, depart Queen Elizabeth National Park for the Ishasha sector, located in the southern part of the park.

Ishasha is particularly famous for its unusual tree-climbing lions, which are sometimes spotted resting on large fig trees.

Although sightings are not guaranteed, the sector offers one of Uganda’s most interesting opportunities to search for these remarkable predators.

During the game drive, you may also encounter elephants, buffaloes, Uganda kobs, topis and other savannah wildlife.

Continue towards Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, passing through scenic rural landscapes and traditional communities.

Bwindi is one of the world’s most important mountain gorilla conservation areas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The park protects a remarkable tropical rainforest ecosystem and is home to approximately half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas.

Upon arrival, check in at your lodge and prepare for the following day’s gorilla trekking adventure.

Accommodation: Mahogany Springs Lodge, Gorilla Forest Camp, Bakiga Lodge, Gorilla Mist Camp or another suitable accommodation depending on your assigned trekking sector.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 7: Mountain Gorilla Trekking and Batwa Cultural Experience

Today is one of the major highlights of your Uganda and Rwanda safari.

After an early breakfast, transfer to the relevant Bwindi park headquarters for a briefing by Uganda Wildlife Authority rangers.

During the briefing, you will learn about mountain gorilla conservation, trekking regulations, safety precautions and the guidelines for responsible gorilla encounters.

You will then be allocated a habituated gorilla family and assigned experienced guides and trackers.

Accompanied by the park personnel, you will enter Bwindi’s dense tropical rainforest in search of the mountain gorillas.

The trekking experience can take anywhere from a relatively short walk to several hours, depending on the location and movements of the gorilla family.

Once the gorillas are located, you will spend one unforgettable hour observing them in their natural habitat.

You may witness the silverback protecting his family, mothers caring for their young ones, juveniles playing and other members feeding or resting.

Photography is permitted, subject to gorilla trekking regulations.

After the encounter, return to the starting point and transfer to your lodge for refreshments.

In the afternoon, you may visit a Batwa community for a cultural experience.

The Batwa are among the indigenous forest communities of the Great Lakes region. Traditionally, they depended on the forest for food, medicine and shelter.

A guided cultural visit introduces you to their traditional forest knowledge, music, dances, storytelling and historical relationship with Bwindi’s forest environment.

Return to your lodge for dinner and overnight.

Accommodation: Mahogany Springs Lodge, Gorilla Forest Camp, Bakiga Lodge, Gorilla Mist Camp or another suitable lodge.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 8: Transfer from Bwindi to Rwanda – Kigali City Tour – Volcanoes National Park

After breakfast, check out of your lodge and begin your journey to Rwanda.

You will travel through the southwestern highlands of Uganda towards the appropriate international border crossing, depending on your itinerary and road conditions.

After completing the immigration and customs formalities, continue into Rwanda, popularly known as the Land of a Thousand Hills.

Proceed to Kigali, Rwanda’s capital city, for a sightseeing experience.

Some of the attractions you may visit include:

Kigali Genocide Memorial: A significant historical and educational site commemorating the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. The memorial provides insight into Rwanda’s history, reconciliation and national rebuilding.

Kigali Convention Centre: One of Kigali’s most recognizable modern architectural landmarks.

Presidential Palace Museum: A historical site that provides insight into Rwanda’s political history and the former presidential residence.

Local markets: Depending on your schedule, you may visit a local market to experience Rwanda’s crafts, traditional products and everyday city life.

After the city tour, continue towards Volcanoes National Park in northern Rwanda.

Arrive at your lodge, check in and prepare for the following day’s mountain gorilla trekking experience.

Accommodation: Mountain Gorilla View Lodge, Five Volcanoes Boutique Hotel, Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge or another suitable accommodation.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 9: Mountain Gorilla Trekking in Volcanoes National Park and Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village

After an early breakfast, transfer to the Volcanoes National Park headquarters at Kinigi for a briefing by Rwanda’s park authorities.

Volcanoes National Park is one of Africa’s most famous gorilla trekking destinations. It protects part of the Virunga Mountains, a chain of volcanic mountains shared by Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The park is home to endangered mountain gorillas, golden monkeys and numerous other forest species.

Following the briefing, you will be assigned a habituated mountain gorilla family and accompanied by experienced guides and trackers into the forest.

The trek takes you through beautiful montane vegetation, bamboo forests and volcanic landscapes.

Once the gorillas are located, you will spend one hour observing their natural behaviour.

This second gorilla trekking experience provides another opportunity to appreciate the uniqueness of mountain gorillas and their social structures.

After trekking, return to your lodge for lunch and refreshments.

In the afternoon, visit the Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village, also known as the Gorilla Guardians Village.

The cultural centre provides visitors with opportunities to learn about traditional Rwandan lifestyles, music, dance, local crafts, storytelling and cultural heritage.

Return to your lodge for dinner and overnight.

Accommodation: Mountain Gorilla View Lodge, Five Volcanoes Boutique Hotel, Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge or another suitable accommodation.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 10: Transfer to Nyungwe Forest National Park

After breakfast, check out of your accommodation and begin your journey to Nyungwe Forest National Park in southwestern Rwanda.

The drive takes you through Rwanda’s beautiful countryside, characterized by rolling hills, cultivated landscapes, rural settlements and scenic mountain views.

Nyungwe is one of Africa’s most important montane rainforest ecosystems and a remarkable destination for primate enthusiasts, bird watchers and nature lovers.

The forest supports several primate species, including chimpanzees, L’Hoest’s monkeys, Angola colobus monkeys, red-tailed monkeys and blue monkeys.

It is also internationally recognized for its exceptional bird diversity and numerous endemic Albertine Rift species.

Upon arrival, check in at your accommodation and enjoy the surrounding rainforest scenery.

Dinner and overnight at the lodge.

Accommodation: One&Only Nyungwe House, Nyungwe Top View Hill Hotel, Gisakura Guest House or another suitable accommodation.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 11: Chimpanzee Tracking in Nyungwe Forest National Park

Wake up early for breakfast before proceeding to the designated park briefing point for your chimpanzee tracking experience.

Nyungwe Forest is one of Rwanda’s most important chimpanzee habitats and offers excellent opportunities to encounter these intelligent primates.

After receiving instructions from the park guides, you will enter the forest in search of habituated chimpanzee communities.

Chimpanzees are highly active and spend much of their time feeding, moving through trees, grooming and communicating with other members of their groups.

Their loud calls and vocalizations can sometimes be heard echoing through the forest long before they are located.

Once the chimpanzees are found, you will spend the permitted observation period learning about their behaviour and social interactions.

Besides chimpanzees, you may encounter other primates, butterflies, forest birds and interesting plant species.

Return to your lodge after the experience.

Depending on your interests and available time, an optional community walk or bird-watching experience may be arranged.

Dinner and overnight at your lodge.

Accommodation: One&Only Nyungwe House, Nyungwe Top View Hill Hotel, Gisakura Guest House or another suitable accommodation.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 12: Nyungwe Canopy Walk and Guided Nature Walks

After breakfast, prepare for one of Nyungwe Forest’s most exciting activities: the canopy walk.

The Nyungwe Canopy Walkway is a suspended bridge constructed above the forest floor, offering spectacular views of the rainforest canopy.

The walkway is approximately 160 metres long and reaches around 70 metres above the forest floor at its highest point.

Accompanied by experienced guides, you will walk along the suspended bridge while appreciating the forest’s extraordinary biodiversity and scenic landscapes.

The experience provides opportunities to observe forest vegetation, birds and occasionally primates moving through the surrounding trees.

After the canopy walk, you may return to your lodge for lunch and relaxation.

In the afternoon, depending on your interests and available time, you can enjoy an additional guided nature walk along one of Nyungwe’s designated forest trails.

The walks provide opportunities to discover the forest’s vegetation, birdlife, butterflies and other fascinating natural features.

Nyungwe is particularly rewarding for bird watchers interested in Albertine Rift endemics.

Return to your lodge for dinner and overnight.

Accommodation: One&Only Nyungwe House, Nyungwe Top View Hill Hotel, Gisakura Guest House or another suitable accommodation.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 13: Departure – Transfer to Kigali International Airport

After breakfast, check out of your lodge and begin the journey to Kigali International Airport for your departure flight.

The drive takes you through Rwanda’s beautiful countryside, offering final views of the country’s rolling hills and rural landscapes.

Depending on your flight schedule, you may have time for a brief stop or lunch along the way.

Upon arrival at Kigali International Airport, our driver-guide will assist with your transfer arrangements.

This marks the end of your memorable 13-day Uganda and Rwanda safari.

Meal plan: Breakfast.

Safari Inclusions

The following services can be included in your 13-day Uganda and Rwanda safari package:

• Mountain gorilla trekking permit in Uganda.
• Mountain gorilla trekking permit in Rwanda.
• Chimpanzee tracking permit in Kibale Forest.
• Chimpanzee tracking permit in Nyungwe Forest.
• Nyungwe Canopy Walk permit.
• National park entrance fees as specified in the itinerary.
• Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary tracking experience.
• Full-board accommodation as indicated in the final quotation.
• Airport transfers as specified in the itinerary.
• Private 4×4 safari vehicle.
• Professional English-speaking driver-guide.
• Fuel for the entire safari.
• Boat cruise on the Victoria Nile.
• Kazinga Channel boat cruise.
• Batwa cultural experience.
• Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village visit.
• Relevant government taxes applicable to the included services.

Safari Exclusions

The following items are generally excluded unless specifically stated in your quotation:

• International airfares.
• Uganda and Rwanda visa fees.
• Travel and medical insurance.
• Personal expenses.
• Tips and gratuities.
• Alcoholic and additional beverages.
• Laundry services.
• Optional activities not included in the itinerary.
• Meals and accommodation not specified in the package.
• Additional activities outside the agreed safari programme.

Best Time to Book a 13-Day Uganda and Rwanda Safari

Uganda and Rwanda are both excellent year-round safari destinations. However, the timing of your trip can influence trekking conditions, wildlife viewing and overall travel experiences.

Both countries experience relatively dry periods and rainy seasons.

June to September: This is generally one of the most popular periods for gorilla trekking and wildlife safaris. Forest trails are often less muddy, although rainfall can occur at any time.

December to February: These months are also favourable for gorilla trekking, chimpanzee tracking and wildlife viewing.

March to May: This is generally a wetter period, with increased rainfall in many parts of Uganda and Rwanda. Forest trekking can become more challenging because of muddy trails.

October to November: These months experience varying rainfall, although trekking and wildlife activities continue where conditions permit.

Gorilla trekking permits should be booked well in advance, particularly during popular travel periods. Since this itinerary includes gorilla trekking in two countries, securing permits in both Uganda and Rwanda is especially important.

What to Pack for a Uganda and Rwanda Safari

Preparing appropriate clothing and equipment will make your safari more comfortable, particularly during forest trekking activities.

We recommend packing:

• Waterproof hiking boots with good grip.
• Long-sleeved shirts and trousers.
• Lightweight waterproof jacket.
• Gardening gloves for holding vegetation during gorilla trekking.
• Comfortable hiking socks.
• Wide-brimmed hat.
• Sunglasses and sunscreen.
• Insect repellent.
• Binoculars for bird watching and wildlife viewing.
• Camera with spare batteries.
• Small backpack for trekking essentials.
• Reusable water bottle.
• Personal medication.
• Lightweight clothing for warm weather.
• Travel documents and relevant permits.

For gorilla trekking, we recommend wearing neutral-coloured clothing and carrying waterproof equipment because forest weather can change quickly.

Why Combine Uganda and Rwanda in One Safari?

Combining Uganda and Rwanda provides an opportunity to experience two remarkable African destinations within a single holiday.

Although the countries share similar natural landscapes and are both famous for mountain gorillas, each offers distinctive tourism experiences.

Uganda is particularly rewarding for travellers interested in diverse wildlife safaris, chimpanzee tracking, mountain gorilla trekking, bird watching and cultural encounters.

Rwanda, on the other hand, offers excellent gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park, chimpanzee tracking in Nyungwe, golden monkey tracking and interesting cultural and historical experiences.

Combining the two countries allows you to:

1. Trek mountain gorillas in two different countries.
2. Explore different tropical rainforest ecosystems.
3. Track chimpanzees in Kibale and Nyungwe.
4. Experience Uganda’s savannah wildlife.
5. Discover the cultural heritage of the Batwa and Rwandan communities.
6. Explore Kigali and its historical attractions.
7. Experience the Nyungwe Canopy Walkway.

This combination is particularly suitable for travellers interested in primates, conservation, wildlife photography and nature exploration.

Frequently Asked Questions About the 13-Day Uganda and Rwanda Safari

1. Can I trek gorillas in both Uganda and Rwanda during one safari?

Yes. This itinerary includes mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in Uganda and Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda.

You will need separate gorilla trekking permits for each country. Both permits should be secured in advance, subject to availability.

2. How many gorilla trekking permits are required?

You need two permits per traveller: one for Uganda and another for Rwanda.

Each permit provides access to one regulated mountain gorilla trekking experience.

3. How long do I spend with mountain gorillas?

Visitors are generally allowed one hour with a habituated mountain gorilla family after locating the group, subject to the applicable park regulations.

4. Is gorilla trekking difficult?

Gorilla trekking can be physically demanding because it takes place in mountainous tropical forests with steep slopes, dense vegetation and sometimes muddy trails.

The duration depends on the location of the assigned gorilla family and its movements.

5. Can I track chimpanzees in both Uganda and Rwanda?

Yes. This itinerary includes chimpanzee tracking in Kibale Forest National Park in Uganda and Nyungwe Forest National Park in Rwanda.

Both destinations offer excellent opportunities to observe wild chimpanzees in their natural habitats.

6. What is the best national park for chimpanzee tracking in Uganda?

Kibale Forest National Park is widely regarded as one of Africa’s leading chimpanzee tracking destinations because of its established habituated chimpanzee communities and remarkable primate diversity.

7. Can I see the Big Five during this safari?

You may encounter several members of the Big Five during the Uganda section of the journey. Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks support elephants, buffaloes and lions, while leopards occur in both parks. Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary provides an opportunity to see southern white rhinos.

However, this itinerary does not guarantee sightings of all five species.

8. Is this safari private or a group tour?

The itinerary can be organized as a private safari, with your own 4×4 safari vehicle and professional driver-guide. Group arrangements can also be discussed depending on the number of travellers and availability.

9. Where does the safari start and end?

The safari starts at Entebbe International Airport in Uganda and ends at Kigali International Airport in Rwanda.

This cross-border arrangement allows you to explore both countries without returning to your original arrival airport.

10. Can the itinerary be customized?

Yes. The itinerary can be adjusted according to your travel dates, budget, accommodation preferences and interests. You may also substitute certain activities or add destinations where the travel schedule allows.

Book Your 13-Day Uganda and Rwanda Safari

A 13-day Uganda and Rwanda safari offers an exceptional opportunity to explore the natural wonders of two of East Africa’s most fascinating destinations.

From tracking chimpanzees in Kibale Forest to encountering mountain gorillas in Bwindi and Volcanoes National Park, every stage of this journey introduces you to a different side of Africa’s extraordinary biodiversity.

You will also experience thrilling game drives in Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks, discover the cultural heritage of the Batwa and Rwandan communities, and explore the spectacular rainforests of Nyungwe.

At Book Gorilla Tracking, we specialize in tailor-made gorilla trekking, primate tracking, bird-watching and wildlife safari experiences across Uganda, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya and Tanzania.

We organize private journeys designed around your preferred travel dates, accommodation standards, activities and budget.

Whether you are travelling as a couple, family, group of friends or individual adventurer, our team can help you plan a memorable African safari.

Contact Book Gorilla Tracking today to book your 13-day Uganda and Rwanda safari and experience the extraordinary beauty of East Africa.

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