14-Day East Africa Grand Tour
Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and Zanzibar in fourteen days. Every major experience, every iconic landscape, every animal on the…
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most important gorilla conservation area on earth. Approximately 460 mountain gorillas — over half the world’s entire population — live in Bwindi’s ancient highland forest straddling the border with the DRC. Gorilla trekking permits allow one hour with one of the 19 habituated gorilla families. The trek itself, through dense rainforest up steep equatorial hillsides, is demanding but achievable for reasonably fit travellers. The moment a silverback makes eye contact, everything else disappears. Plan permits 6 to 12 months ahead for peak season — this experience books out far in advance.
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Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and Zanzibar in fourteen days. Every major experience, every iconic landscape, every animal on the…
Kibale chimpanzees, Queen Elizabeth tree-climbing lions, and Bwindi mountain gorillas. Uganda's three headline experiences in one week.
Chimpanzee trekking in Kibale, tree-climbing lions in Queen Elizabeth, and gorilla trekking in both Bwindi (Uganda) and Volcanoes…
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