1 day Rwanda gorilla trekking (1 day group tour)

1 day Rwanda gorilla trekking, we offer a one-day gorilla trekking experience from Kigali to the Volcanoes National Park, catering to those who are visiting Rwanda for a brief period. We particularly cater to individuals attending conferences, weddings, expatriates, and those with limited time in the country.

They believe they must visit our great apes, the mountain gorillas, and follow in the footsteps of the late Dian Fossey. Therefore, you can organize this one-day trip from solo travel to group travel, allowing you to share the costs. In order to reduce expenses, you can split the cost of transportation, guidance and fuel. The group split all those charges equally. Additionally, if you are traveling as a solo client, you are responsible for covering all costs, with the exception of gorilla tracking permits, which are only fifteen hundred dollars. ($1500)

Before we factor in additional logistics to complete the package, such as transportation, meals, and water, the total cost per person comes to approximately 1890 dollars. When you get to the park, by seven a.m. (7:00 a.m.), you must already be there. Your guide knows which gorilla family you’re going to follow or track.

He will walk you through the entire process, including the gorilla group selection, registration, and selection of the appropriate ranger guide. He will also select the ranger guide and porters for you.

Not only that, but he will drive you to your respective gorilla tracking starting point, and the tracking will take about three to five hours.

Depending on the gorillas’ movements and the type of trek you choose (short, medium, or long), you can expect to return from gorilla tracking between midday and 1 p.m. Once again, you will need to return to your vehicles and drive back to Kigali, a journey that will take approximately two and a half hours. You’ll encounter numerous sights en route, and don’t overlook the Nyirangarama local market.

1 day gorilla trekking group tour price.

What is the best time to visit rwanda

To answer your most asked question, when is it best to visit Rwanda? Rwanda experiences two major high seasons and two rainy seasons throughout the year. The first dry season runs from late December to early March, which is the country’s summertime and festive season. This period is characterized by warm sunny days, making it an excellent time for outdoor activities and safaris in this case visiting akagera national park  and the trekking the mountain gorillas in volcanoes national park.

The second dry season, considered the country’s winter, runs from early June to late September, which is regarded as the country’s peak season where the demand for gorilla permits is too stiff. During these months, the weather is cooler and dry, providing perfect conditions for wildlife viewing,and gorilla watching from their natural habitat especially those with limited time, choose to go on one day gorilla trekking (1 day gorilla trekking) in between these dry seasons. Rwanda  experiences too rainy seasons. The longer rainy season runs from April to the end of May.

During this time, the country sees substantial rainfall, leading to Lush Landscapes and vibrant Greenery. It’s a great time for bird watching and enjoying the natural beauty of Rwanda especially in Volcanoes National Park and the Nyungwe forest national park. The short terrain  season occurs in November while this period brings rain. It is typically less intense than the longer rainy season, the landscape remains green and beautiful and there are fewer tourists( low season) offering a less visit to the country of thousand hills during this period many African residents and nationals enjoy the discounted gorilla trekking of $500  on a gorilla permit each season in Rwanda has its unique charm.

If you intend to visit Rwanda don’t hesitate to consult Rwanda gorilla trek for any updates about Rwanda.If you don’t have one, we are here to help you plan a perfect gorilla trek in Rwanda