Exclusive Gorilla Trekking Rwanda – Volcanoes National Park

Primate Safaris has introduced the most luxurious gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park for families that would like to enjoy ultimate gorilla watching without mixing with other travelers on your visit to Rwanda.

Practical Experience of Exclusive Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda

The most luxurious ( Exclusive gorilla trekking )  gorilla tours offered by Primate Safaris comes with a lot of luxuries like being briefed from your accommodation , deciding the time to start the trek and selecting the gorilla family of your choice to see in Volcanoes National Park.

Actual Time of Briefing :

The Exclusive gorilla trekking comes at luxury style of selecting the time and the destination where to receive the briefing ( it can be done from the hotel and you dont need to drive to park headquarter. ) it can be done between 8 am to 10 am depending on the time of your choice.

Cost of Exclusive Gorilla Permit

An Exclusive gorilla trekking permit costs $1,5000  for a group of 8 paxs to trek the gorillas and Primate Safaris always advise clients to book in advance to avoid missing out the experience.

What luxury Lodges Can you book when going for exclusive

1. Bisate Lodge
2. Singita Kwitonda Lodge
3. Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge
4. One & Only Gorilla’s Nest Lodge
5. Virunga Lodge

Best Time to go Exclusive gorilla trekking Rwanda

Gorilla trekking in Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park is one of Africa’s most extraordinary wildlife experiences, and traveling during February, March, April, and December offers a unique blend of scenery, availability, and value. These months fall within the shoulder and low seasons, meaning fewer crowds, lush green landscapes, and a more intimate trekking experience.

While March and April are part of the long rainy season, February and December often offer more stable weather, making them excellent months for travelers who want a quieter and more exclusive encounter with mountain gorillas.
What is the weather like in Rwanda?

Rwanda has a temperate tropical highland climate. Kigali can be very hot, with daily temperatures ranging from 12°C to 27 °C. Where Bisate is situated, however, it is markedly cooler at around 7°C to 15°C.
When is the rainy season in Rwanda?

Rwanda has two rainy seasons: March to May, and October to November.
When is the dry season in Rwanda?

Rwanda has two dry seasons: June to September, and December to February. These periods offer the easiest trekking conditions underfoot, though gorilla trekking is available year-round and no trek has ever been cancelled due to rain.
How does the rain affect a gorilla trekking safari?

Much of your trek will be under forested canopies, so no need to worry too much about light rain. In the event of heavy rain, either a hired porter or your guide will do everything they can to assist you on your trek. According to the Volcanoes National Park website, no trek has ever been cancelled due to rain. Wilderness does provide guests with ponchos if needed, but feel free to bring a light rain jacket with you if you like.
Is gorilla trekking ethical?

Absolutely. Gorilla trekking has had a positive impact on both mountain gorillas in Rwanda and local communities. As long as the protocols are respected, this is an ethical wildlife experience with far-reaching positive effects.
When is the best time to go gorilla trekking in Rwanda?

The best time for gorilla trekking in Rwanda is during the dry seasons — June to September and December to February — when trekking conditions are at their easiest. That said, gorilla trekking runs year-round and no trek has ever been cancelled due to rain.

Is Exclusive Gorilla Trekking worth the Value.

Is Rwanda Exclusive Gorilla Trek Worth the Value. Gorilla trekking in Rwanda, particularly in the Volcanoes National Park, is widely regarded as a unique and transformative experience, drawing travelers from around the globe. This adventure allows participants to observe the endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat, a rare privilege considering their limited population. The exclusivity of this experience, combined with Rwanda’s commitment to conservation, significantly enhances its value. Visitors often describe the intimate encounters with gorilla families, including watching their interactions and observing their behaviors, as profoundly moving and humbling. This direct connection with such majestic creatures in the wild offers an unparalleled wildlife experience, contributing to its perceived value.