Time spent tracking and observing, at close quarters, a family of the world’s last remaining mountain gorillas is simply unforgettable.
Journey Overview
Time spent tracking and observing, at close quarters, a family of the world’s last remaining mountain gorillas is simply unforgettable. The mountains and volcanoes of Rwanda’s Parc National des Volcans, world famous for the work conducted there by Dian Fossey, are home to some of the world’s last remaining mountain gorillas and you’ll have two days tracking included in the programme. Tracking is conducted in small groups of no more than eight and a good level of general fitness is recommended.
Journey Highlights
- Observe, at close quarters, a family of the world’s last remaining mountain gorillas
- Spot rare mammals in Volcanoes National Park including the golden monkey, side-striped jackal, serval, black-fronted duiker, buffalo and elephant
- Soak up views of dramatic volcanic peaks and the surrounding countryside from your forest eco-retreat
- Watch a traditional dance and drumming performance in a local village
