
2-day Rwanda gorilla trek
The fastest gorilla trek: drive from Kigali, trek the next morning and return the same day.
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Packages
Rwanda's trips are short, smooth and well organised. Every tour includes your gorilla permit, bought by us for your date.

The fastest gorilla trek: drive from Kigali, trek the next morning and return the same day.
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Gorillas and more: golden monkeys, a Dian Fossey trail and a day in Kigali.
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A relaxed three-day route: a Kigali orientation, a gorilla trek in Volcanoes National Park and an unhurried return.
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Gorillas in the Virunga forest, then Rwandan history and culture in Kigali and the south.
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Two great primate forests in one trip: chimpanzees in Nyungwe and mountain gorillas in the Virunga volcanoes.
View the tripA short trip into Rwanda's largest forest for chimpanzees, a waterfall trail and the walkway above the canopy.
View the tripA full-day volcano hike to a crater lake at about 3,700 metres, through bamboo and giant lobelia.
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The Virunga volcanoes in depth. You trek gorillas and golden monkeys, visit a cultural village and climb Mount Bisoke.
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Rwanda from end to end. Kigali, the gorillas of Volcanoes National Park, Lake Kivu, Nyungwe's chimpanzees and Akagera's savannah.
View the tripTwo countries, two gorilla treks and one chimpanzee trek on a single road route. You start in Uganda, cross the border by road and finish in Kigali.
View the tripRwanda's three habitats in ten days: volcano forest for gorillas, mountain rainforest for chimpanzees and open savannah for game, with a lake in the middle.
View the tripMountain gorillas in the north, savannah wildlife in the east. This trip pairs a Volcanoes gorilla trek and golden monkeys with game drives and a boat trip at Akagera.
View the tripLonger Rwanda options include the 6-day Rwanda gorillas and Akagera safari and the 10-day Rwanda safari with chimps and Akagera.
The two-day gorilla trek from Kigali.
Yes. See our trips that cross the border, or ask for a custom route.
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