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3 DAY UGANDA GORILLA TEKKING EXPOSURE SAFARI

3 days

Moderate

3 DAY GORILLA TEKKING EXPOSURE SAFARI

Bwindi Gorilla trekking, Bwindi National park is the biggest national park inhabiting the mountain Gorillas in all the three countries that inhabit the only left Mountain Gorillas in the world. The park covers an area of 321 sq km it’s one of the oldest National parks in the world.

The park is located in the southwest part of Uganda; it’s best famous for mountain Gorillas. There about 800 mountain Gorillas inhabiting the national park, primates, birds, trees, antelopes and many more.

Bwindi is derived from a local word which means “darkness”, since the forest is gifted with streams of water, trees.The park also is a home to 18 habituated mountain Gorilla groups, primates such as chimpanzees, baboons, white and black colobus monkeys, mammals, reptiles, butterflies, frogs, birds and many more.

Gorilla trekking takes 30 minutes to three quarters of the day which is worthy, this depends on the location of the mountain Gorillas where they last feed and nested, take note these are wild animals they keep on moving.

Highlights

· Scenic drive to Bwindi Impenetrable

· Gorilla trekking

· Birding

· Visit the Batwa Community

What's included?
  • National park entrance fee
  • Parking fees
  • Entry or admission fee

· Transportation in a 4×4 Vehicle customized for safari.

· Meal plan as per the above itinerary.

· Services of an English speaking driver Guide.

· Accommodation as mentioned above,

· Fuel for the entire trip.

· Drinking water in the Vehicle.

Exclusions
  • Tip or gratuity
  • Departure tax
  • Entry tax

· Gorilla permit of USD700.00 per person per trek.

· International Airfares

· Ugandan Visa at Usd50 per person.

· Expenses of person nature like Alcoholic drinks and wines.

· Tips and gratitude

· Porters

Please note
  • Passport required

Important Information to Consider Before Booking

Health Restrictions & Physical Requirements:

  • Gorilla trekking involves moderate to strenuous hiking(4–7 hours in mountainous and forest terrain).
  • Participants should be in good physical condition and able to walk long distances on uneven, steep, and muddy trails.
  • This experience is not recommended for travelers with:
    Serious back, knee, or joint problems
    Heart or respiratory conditions
    Mobility limitations requiring wheelchair access (the trek is not wheelchair accessible)

Age Limit:

  • Minimum age: 15 years old(per Uganda Wildlife Authority regulations).
  • There is no strict maximum age, but travelers must be fit enough for the trek.

Accessibility:

  • Wheelchair access: ❌ Not available.
  • Infant seats: ❌ Not available (infants and young children are not permitted).
  • Support staff and porters are available for hire to carry backpacks and provide assistance during the trek.

Additional Notes:

  • Travelers should expect high humidity, varying weather conditions, and rough terrain.
  • A moderate to high level of fitness will ensure a more enjoyable experience.
  • Special dietary requirements can be accommodated if requested in advance.
What to bring
    • Sturdy hiking boots – waterproof with good grip for muddy, steep forest trails.
    • Long-sleeved shirts & long trousers – protect against scratches, insects, and stinging plants.
    • Light rain jacket or poncho – weather in Bwindi and Mgahinga can be unpredictable.
    • Garden gloves – useful for holding onto vines and branches during the trek.
    • Warm clothing – mornings and evenings can be cool in the highlands.
    • Daypack / small backpack – to carry water, snacks, and personal items.
    • Reusable water bottle – staying hydrated is essential.
    • Energy snacks – like protein bars or dried fruit for the trek.
    • Insect repellent – to protect against mosquitoes and forest insects.
    • Sunscreen & hat – sun can be strong at higher altitudes.
    • Binoculars – for birdwatching and spotting wildlife along the way.
    • Camera (no flash) – to capture your gorilla experience.
    • Personal medication – including antihistamines, pain relief, or altitude support if needed.
    • Cash (USD or UGX) – for porter services, tips, or local purchases.