Uganda gorilla & chimpanzee tracking from Kigali – bwindi impenetrable National Park, Kibale forest National park
Uganda gorilla & chimpanzee tracking from Kigali – Great Adventure Safaris specialize in organizing Uganda Gorillas and Chimpanzee tracking safaris via Kigali-Rwanda mostly to avoid the long distance of driving from Entebbe or Kampala to Bwindi Impenetrable or Mgahinga Gorilla National Parks and Kibale Forest National Park in southern Uganda which are close to Kigali International Airport of Rwanda. Many travelers prefer booking Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee tracking safaris via Kigali-Rwanda to make the drive shorter to 4-5 hours compared to the 9-10 hours from Entebbe or Kampala to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and to other related tourist destinations in and around the southern part of Uganda. Another reason is that Kigali International Airport of Rwanda has direct flights from Europe and better flight connections compared to Entebbe International Airport of Uganda. Much as Rwanda is considered a slightly an expensive tourist destination, a traveler would love to fly to Kigali-Rwanda and have a snip view of the beautiful and clean city of Kigali and depending on the arrival time you may spend a night to do a city tour before crossing to Uganda for your Gorilla and Chimpanzee tracking safari where services and Gorilla permits are more affordable.
Uganda is one of the best places to visit and trek the habituated mountain Gorillas and Chimpanzee communities. Uganda has National Parks where one can trek the habituated mountain Gorillas which are Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Mgahinga Gorilla National Parks located in south-western part of the country with almost half of the Gorilla population in the world. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest has got the highest number of habituated mountain Gorilla families so you have all the reasons to visit Uganda for your Gorilla and Chimpanzee tracking via Kigali.
Uganda offers the best quality Chimpanzee tracking trips in Africa, a reason why you should consider booking our Uganda Gorillas and Chimpanzee tracking safari via Kigali-Rwanda and enjoy watching the Chimpanzee in Uganda’s Kibale Forest National Park a place which has been over and over again voted as the best place to visit the habituated communities of Chimpanzees in Africa as well as getting a chance to see other primates and many different bird species on your Chimpanzee trek.
Reason of Permit Price
Many travelers book our Uganda Gorillas and Chimpanzee tracking safari via Kigali-Rwanda because of the Gorilla permit price difference. The Rwanda Gorilla permit is almost triple of that of Uganda making it very expensive for a traveler who is price sensitive to trek Rwanda Mountain Gorillas in Volcanoes National Park. Our Gorillas and Chimpanzee tracking safari via Kigali-Rwanda becomes the best available option since services offered are almost the same when it comes to primate safari packages.
Any traveler would be happy to visit more than one country in Africa but sometimes the Visa fees deter them. The East African tourist Visa is making this possible for you in the sense that one can now visit three countries of Uganda, Rwanda and Kenya with one Visa. This has made movements between these three East African countries convenient to book our Uganda Gorillas and Chimpanzee tracking safari via Kigali-Rwanda with Great Adventure Safaris.
Why book Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee tracking via Kigali-Rwanda with Great Adventure Safaris
Great Adventure Safaris has been one of the trusted Uganda Tour Operator tested and approved by many clients who book Uganda and Rwanda Gorilla safaris. We have the required expertise to assist you in arranging memorable Gorilla tracking experience in Uganda and Rwanda. Our record can be seen by many positive reviews on trip adviser as well as safari bookings. Contact Great Adventure Safaris and you will not regret at all. We are proud to have an updated website providing all the information needed by our esteemed clients when planning their Gorilla adventure safaris to Uganda and Rwanda.
