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UGANDA
AND RWANDA ARE HOME TO THE MOST OF THE 750 REMAINING MOUNTAIN
GORILLAS. THEIR VOLCANIC MOUNTAINS PROVIDE REFUGE AND CHANCE FOR MAN
TO CONNECT WITH THESE MAGNIFICENT PRIMATES. IN ADDITION TO GORILLA TREKKING , THE LANDSCAPES
AND NATIONAL PARKS ARE SOME OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ON THE CONTINENT.
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Gorillas
of Volcanoes National Park
Volcanoes
National Park (Parc
National de Voclans) in Rwanda,
is part of the Virunga Volcanoes
area and is home to 1/2 of the world's remaining Mountain
Gorillas. Here you can visit one of the 7 habituated gorilla
families, see Golden Monkeys and hike to the top of a volcano.
4
Days - from $3,150 per person.
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12 Days - from $7,500
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Private or Small Group Safari
Luxury Lodges / Trekking
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7 Days - from $4,250
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Private or Small Group Safari
Luxury Lodges
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4 Days - from $3,150
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Private or Small Group
Luxury Lodges
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5 Days - from $2.990
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Private Safari
Luxury Lodges / Trekking
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Gorilla News
Population of Endangered Mountain Gorillas Increases 26% since 2006
After December 2010 survery of the
Virunga Volcanoes it is now estimated that there are 480 mountain
gorillas living there. This ecosystem covers
Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda,
Mgahinga
Gorilla National Park in Uganda, and
Uganda and Parc National des Virunga in DR Congo.
This
represents an annual population growth rate of 3.7% and 73% of the
Gorillas have been habituated to humans for trekking visits.
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