4 days rwanda tours – Gorillas and Chimps in Rwanda vacations
Day 1: Arrival Transfer to Ruhengeri.
Meet our safari guide at the airport who will transfer you to Ruhengeri in northwestern Rwanda for gorilla trekking the next day. Dinner and overnight at Gorilla Nest Lodge/Kinigi Guest House.
Day 2: Mountain Gorilla trekking and Transfer to Nyungwe National park.
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After an early morning breakfast, report to the park headquarters for a briefing from the game rangers. Begin trekking the mountain gorillas at 08.30 am local time and encountering the mountain gorillas may take you between 2 to 8 hours depending on their movement in the jungle. After tracking proceed to Nyungwe National park for dinner and overnight at Gisakura Guest House (FB).
Day 3: Chimpanzee trekking safari.
Take an early morning breakfast, and proceed to Nyungwe Forest at 6:00am to track chimpanzees and the colobus monkeys plus viewing other inhabitants of the forest like birds and butterflies, then return back to the lodge for late breakfast. There after, take a forest guided walk for more fun in the forest, have lunch and a relaxed evening at the lodge. Dinner and overnight at Gisakura Guest House (FB).
Day 4: Departure
Transfer back to Kigali with a visit to the cultural museum in Butare enroute. Then to Kigali airport for your return flight to your home country. End of the safari.
End of Rwanda vacation tours trekking gorillas and Chimpanzees.
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Gorillas in Rwanda
Your chance to book a trip to view the Mountain gorillas of Rwanda . Inquire online for any dates you may want all through teh year. We have guaranteed departures. Our safari vehicles are 4X4.
Quick Facts on Gorillas
* *When a gorilla drinks, which is rarely, it soaks the back of its hand and suks the water from the fur.
* *As he matures, a male gorilla's skull develops a bony ridge which makes his head dome-shaped..
* *Social grooming can relax a gorilla to the point that it willgo into a trance.
* * A group of gorillas that live together are called a troop.
* * Every gorilla has a unique fingerprint just like humans.