Gorilla & Chimpanzee Express

6 Days from  
$3844*
pp share twin land only.  Airfares from NZ are additional

Valid for Sales until further notice
Price Shown based on low season travel.

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Tour includes

Price includes accommodation, meals as indicated, transfers and transportation as specified, services of a professional guide, park fees and one gorilla tracking permit per person.

Transport: 4WD customised vehicles
Meals: As indicated (B-Breakfast, L-Lunch, D-Dinner)
Grade: 3 star

Special Notes: Supplements apply over Christmas, New Year and Easter.
This itinerary may be operated into Rwanda Parc National de Volcans instead of Bwindi for gorilla trekking dependant upon circumstances.

Itinerary

This six day safari includes trekking Mountain gorillas, an excursion to Ngamba Island chimpanzee sanctuary and village visits. Offering the highest comfort level possible in the region, accommodation is in quality lodges and tented camps.

Day 1, Fri: Entebbe
Transfer to your hotel. Excursion to Ngamba Island chimpanzee sanctuary. Evening briefing with your guide.Overnight: Entebbe.

Day 2, Sat: Entebbe – Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
A full day drive (optional flight available at extra cost) to Bwindi Inpenetrable Forest. For those flying, an afternoon forest walk or cultural visit. (B,L,D)

Day 3, Sun: Bwindi
Gorilla trekking. (B,L,D)

Day 4, Mon: Bwindi
Option of a forest walk or a second gorilla trek (trek must be pre-purchased). (B,L,D)

Day 5, Tue: Bwindi - Lake Mburo
Drive to Lake Mburo National Park where you will enjoy game viewing and an overnight in a tented camp. (B,L,D)

Day 6, Wed: Lake Mburo - Entebbe
Return to Entebbe via markets for curio shopping, arriving early evening. (B,L)

Uganda

Uganda – home to the Source of the Nile River and approximately half of the world’s surviving population of Mountain Gorillas.

These endangered animals live in the rainforests at elevations between 1520m and 3650m and contrary to popular belief, are not ferocious but are actually shy, gentle creatures and highly intelligent.

They form very strong bonds within family groups that are lead by a silverback. He is the dominant male to whom all other members of the family group defer to as the chief and protector, defending them against rival silverbacks or human predators.

When to go:

The best time to visit Uganda is late December to late February, as this time of year is generally dry (though hot). A close second is the June to September period

Conditions:

  • Sales until further notice
  • Prices are land only based on low season travel and are subject to availability at the time of booking.
  • Airfares from New Zealand are additional
  • Prices shown are based on per person costs in New Zealand Dollars, for payment by cash, cheque or eftpos only. Credit card sales not permitted unless Travel Agent acts as a merchant.
  • Travel Agent professional service fees and airline GDS fees may apply.
  • Events beyond our control such as currency fluctuations and changes to the price of aviation fuel may result in prices variations.
  • Strict cancellation fees apply.
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