Planning for Rwanda gorilla safaris in Africa? Rwanda, commonly known as the "land of a thousand hills," is a top destination for safari tours in Africa, especially for gorilla trekking tours in Volcanoes National Park. Despite higher trip costs, Rwanda's accessibility, luxury options, and rich biodiversity make it appealing
Try to combine your trips to Rwanda to see gorillas with other activities as well. Things to do include Akagera’s Big Five, Nyungwe's canopy walk, and Gisenyi’s Lake Kivu beaches, offering plenty of things to see. So whether you are planning your Rwanda safaris and tours for any season month, you will still have a good travel experience. See our Rwanda tour packages below and start planning the best gorilla safari Rwanda has to offer.
Ultimate Guide for Booking Rwanda Safaris & Gorilla Trekking Tours
Tiny Rwanda, also referred to as the land of a thousand hills and mountains is one of those African countries you should consider visiting at all costs for a gorilla trekking safari.
Rwanda is located in East Africa and is one of the smallest countries in the world.
The country is relatively small and has abundance in three national parks but what it has to offer is way bigger than this.
Despite its size, the country has a great diversity in the tourism industry. One of the oldest national parks in Africa – Volcanoes National Park (PNV) is found in Rwanda.
Nyungwe is one of the largest montane forests in East Africa where as Akagera features among those few national park that shelter the big five game animals.
The only canopy walk in East Africa is found in Nyungwe Forest.
The Gisenyi beaches offer one of the finest environments for relaxation.
These beaches are right at the shores of Lake Kivu – One of the deepest freshwater lakes in the world.
The Rwanda tours will let you explore and discover the true beauty of this hilly and mountainous nation.
Your safaris in Rwanda will be filled with ecstasy from the moment you set an eye on mountain gorillas to agony when you visit the respective genocide memorial monuments.
The Rwanda Tourism Industry
Since May 2017, Rwanda turned into a luxury gorilla tour destination when it doubled its permit prices from $750 to $1500 for all nationals.
The fee is now $800 and $1100 more than Uganda’s and Congo’s, respectively.
The edge Rwanda has over these countries is the short distance between Kigali and Volcanoes National Park and may be the good road network.
When you book Rwanda gorilla tours, you will only spend 2 hours on the road to Musanze and another 2 hours when returning to Kigali.
This distance is quite short compared to other countries.
Much as people refer to Rwanda as an expensive tour and travel destination, you can still enjoy affordable Rwanda safaris if only you plan your tour well.
The price might be a bit higher compared to what you would have spent in Uganda but it’s worth it.
Rwanda Trip Cost – How much does a Rwanda safari cost?
Package Name
Duration
Shared Price (USD)
2-Day Rwanda Gorilla Tour
2 Days
from $2010
3-Day Akagera Wildlife Safari
3 Days
from $2225
4-Day Rwanda Gorilla & Akagera Wildlife Tour
4 Days
from $2300
5-Day Rwanda Primates Safari
5 Days
from $2900
7-Day Rwanda Gorilla & Wildlife Tour
7 Days
from $4000
10-Day Best of Rwanda Safari
10 Days
from $4500
12-Day Grand Rwanda Safari
12 Days
from $5000
Why go on Rwanda safari holidays?
Your main reason to go on a Rwanda safari should be primates and mountain gorilla trekking in particular.
Rwanda is one of the only three countries in the world with mountain gorillas.
This country is apparently where mountain gorilla conservation originated from.
Dian Fossey, an American zoologist and primatologist spent over three decades fighting for the conservation of gorillas in Rwanda.
This later spread to Uganda, Congo, and is still being exercised till today.
She is the main reason as to why you will go gorilla trekking in Rwanda today.
Rwanda is also a great place for game viewing. Akagera National Park has all the big five animals but unfortunately it’s the only Rwanda safari park you can visit for game viewing safaris.
Nyungwe Forest National Park is a great place for chimpanzee trekking safaris and has the only canopy walk experience in East Africa.
The only downfall is, you have to be a bit lucky to see chimps here.
Most of the time you will only hear sounds of these primates and won’t exactly see them.
For a better chimpanzee trekking experience, you can visit Uganda’s Kibale Forest National Park.
It’s easy to combine other countries with Rwanda safaris.
Rwanda Safari Activities – Top Things to Do in Rwanda
Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda
Gorilla Safaris in Rwanda: Gorilla trekking is one of the main reasons tourists travel to the country. Volcanoes National Park offers an authentic gorilla trekking experience. Mountain gorillas are an endangered species of primates with fewer than 1200 individuals spread across four African national parks. You can trek one of the habituated mountain gorilla families in the park for a memorable lifetime experience with our closest relatives.
Mountain Climbing Tours in Rwanda: Rwanda has often been referred to as the ‘land of a thousand hills,’ and the country offers the best mountain climbing experience. Volcanoes National Park is home to 5 of the 8 Virunga massif volcanoes straddling across Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, with Mount Karisimbi being the highest. The summits of these mountains offer superb views of the majestic countryside.
Gorilla safaris in Rwanda
Gorilla trekking Rwanda safaris take place from Volcanoes National Park; one of the oldest national parks in Africa. This Rwanda safari park in found in Musanze, a district located in the Northern province of the country.
This park is just 2 hours away from Kigali, the reason why so many clients prefer to trek gorillas in Rwanda compared to other countries.
No tourist would wish to travel for over 8 hours to get to a park with gorillas. When you choose to trek gorillas from Volcanoes National Park, you will save a lot of time. The only thing that might turn you away is the price of Rwanda gorilla permits.
These permits cost $1500 each in Rwanda, $800 each in Uganda, and $400 each in Congo.
Most clients that cannot afford gorilla trekking in Rwanda end up arriving from Kigali, trekking mountain gorillas in Bwindi, and departing from Kigali. This way, they save both money and time.
We organize such kinds of trips. All you have to do is get in touch with us, and we shall send you a package with pricing.
How hard are Rwanda gorilla safaris?
Some clients might wish to have easier treks. If you are one of them, Rwanda is the place to go. The trek is not so hard like Uganda’s.
Most clients do not take long to locate gorillas in Rwanda. It’s only on minimal occasions where when clients take long without locating gorillas.
Most mountain gorilla families are easy to spot but all this depends on the mobility of gorillas. These apes are always on the move every other day, and if they climb up the mountain, then locating them can involve a hard trek.
Some families are naturally hard to locate, and you cannot choose the families to trek. The gorilla family allocation process is random, and you can only influence it if you have health issues or you are feeling unwell.
Even this requires proper documentation to convince the wardens. If you are old, you do not need any documentation. The wardens will assign for you an easy group to trek.
List of Rwanda Safari Parks & Things to See
Rwanda has abundance in four national parks and below are the three most visited parks in Rwanda.
It’s located in the northwestern part of the country, covering an area of 160 square kilometers.
Volcanoes National Park was first gazetted in 1925 as part of Albert National Park in Congo, covering only parts of Mount Karisimbi, Mount Mikeno, and Mount Bisoke.
The main aim was to protect the endangered mountain gorillas.
In 1929, the park was expanded into Belgian Congo and Rwanda, covering 8,090 square kilometers and run by the Belgian colonial government.
In 1958, 700 hectares of the park were cleared for human settlement, and another 1,050 hectares were cleared between 1969-1973 to grow pyrethrum.
The famous American primatologist, known as Dian Fossey, came to the park in 1967 to study and research mountain gorillas.
Dian Fossey worked tirelessly to study and protect mountain gorillas, which were almost extinct at that time.
A group of eight tourists is allowed to visit each mountain gorilla family daily.
Volcanoes National Park is also a birder’s paradise, boasting 180 species of recorded birds, with 16 of these species being Albertine Rift endemics.
Some examples of birds found in the park include Rwenzori double-collared sunbird, Baglafecht Weaver, scarlet-tufted malachite sunbird, Rwenzori turaco, red-faced woodland warbler, Ladgden’s bush shrike, handsome francolin, Doherty’s bush shrike, brown-necked parrot, dusky crimson wing, African long-eared owl, and Archer’s Robin chat, among others.
Golden monkeys can also be tracked in Volcanoes National Park.
This unique species of monkeys are endemic to the Virunga Conservation Area in Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
They live in troops of up to a hundred individuals in the lower slopes of the Virunga Mountains.
Akagera National Park is the only Savannah national park in Rwanda, covering an area of 1,122 square kilometers.
The park derives its name from Kagera River, which flows within the park, bordering Tanzania.
The park is characterized by swamps, savannah grasslands, and montane areas.
It is the largest protected wetland in eastern-central Africa.
The park was established in 1934 by the colonial Belgian government and was also called “parc aux lycaons” because it hosted the highest population of African wild dogs.
Unfortunately, a disease broke out and killed all the African wild dogs, with the last one seen in 1984.
Black rhinos were introduced in the park in the 1950s from Tanzania, but all the rhinos were unfortunately poached, and the last one was seen in 2007.
In recent years, the park has made efforts to revive by reintroducing several animals and implementing conservation efforts.
Akagera National Park is home to various mammals, offering excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing.
You can enjoy both day and night game drives in the park and see animals such as buffalos, elephants, zebras, duikers, bushbucks, Masai giraffes, klipspringer, defassa waterbucks, sitatungas, rhinos, lions, and many others.
Approximately 100 of those species can only be found in the park and not elsewhere in the country.
Some examples of birds found in the park are the short-tailed pipit, brown-chested lapwing, crested barbet, dimorphic egret, blue-shouldered Robin chat, Eleonora’s falcon, northern brown-throated weaver, amur falcon, and grasshopper buzzard, to name a few.
Akagera National Park offers three prescheduled boat cruises at the splendid Lake Ihema.
The boat cruises provide an opportunity to explore the lake’s flora and fauna, as well as spot water birds, crocodiles, and hippos up close.
The common species of fish caught are catfish and tilapia. You can enjoy your catch at your hotel for dinner, and fishing permits cost only $25 per day.
Nyungwe Forest National Park Rwanda Tour Holidays
Nyungwe Forest National Park Rwanda
Nyungwe Forest National Park is located in the southeastern part of Rwanda, covering an area of 940 square kilometers.
Nyungwe is home to one of the oldest forests in Africa, boasting very rich biodiversity with 13 species of primates, 120 species of butterflies, 322 species of birds, 38 species of reptiles, 79 species of mammals, 1068 species of plants, 140 orchids, and much more.
Nyungwe Forest was almost extinct due to human activities such as wood cutting, bush fires, land clearing for settlement, and poaching.
In 1974, the last buffalo in Nyungwe Forest was killed.
The forest was later divided into areas allowing sustainable use and timber harvest by the government in 1984.
The Uwinka headquarters and several trails were set up in 1987 but were unfortunately destroyed during the Rwanda genocide of 1994.
Reconstruction and establishment started in 1995 but were not open to tourists.
The last elephant was killed by poachers in 1999, leading the government to establish Nyungwe as a national park in 2004 to protect primates and Afromontane rainforest.
Nyungwe Forest is the major water catchment area in Rwanda, supplying 70% of the country with water.
The canopy walkway is a must-see attraction in Nyungwe Forest.
The 200-meter-long trail, 50 meters above the forest cover, is the only one of its kind in East Africa.
The panoramic views of the last remaining Afromontane rainforest are breathtaking, and you can observe various primates and birdlife.
There are two habituated chimpanzee families for tourists to trek in the forest.
Chimpanzees are close relatives to humans, sharing 98% DNA with us.
You can book your permits in advance, and only a group of eight people is allowed to visit one family daily.
Nyungwe Forest National Park also hosts 310 species of birds, and there are various species you will spot.
Some of these include the white-headed wood hoopoe, Ross’s turaco, red-faced woodland warbler, paradise flycatcher, Rockefeller’s sunbird, Rwenzori turaco, mountain masked apalis, collared apalis, purple-breasted sunbird, great blue turaco, red-throated alethe, and gigantic forest hornbill, among others.
There are 13 well-established trails, each leading to a superb destination.
Along the way, you will come across a variety of birds, plant species, and primates like owl-faced monkeys, grey-cheeked mangabey, black and white colobus monkeys, olive baboons, blue monkeys, and many more.
Staying Safe on Rwanda Safari Holidays
Rwanda is generally a safe country to visit, but you should exercise caution when traveling to certain parts of the country, such as the borders with the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Always check with security before traveling to such areas.
Although the country is safe, it’s advisable for all tourists to take safety measures as they would in their own country.
For example, avoid carrying and exposing large amounts of money, keep your valuable items secure and register them at the hotel where you’re staying.
Avoid using public transport and walking alone at night, and don’t leave valuables like passports inside the car.
The People & Culture of Rwanda
Compared to many African countries with diverse ethnic groups and cultures, Rwanda is home to three main groups of people: the Tutsi, the Hutu, and the Twa people, also known as Pygmies.
These three groups share a common language and cultural heritage.
The Rwandese people are famous for their Intore cultural dance, which is an integral part of their ceremonies, festivals, storytelling, and social gatherings.
Their cuisine consists of various staple foods like bananas, sweet potatoes, cassava, and more.
They also create traditional arts and crafts in most parts of the country.
Nationals of all countries can obtain a Rwandan visa upon arrival at Kigali International Airport and all land borders.
Citizens of some countries that are members of certain international organizations will have their visa fees waived for a 30-day visit.
Citizens of East African Community member states shall be issued a free entry pass valid for 6 months.
Some countries will be granted a 90-day Visa free of charge.
Therefore, when applying or intending to travel to Rwanda, you need to first check which category of visa your country belongs to.
Visa applicants will need to fulfill certain requirements to complete the Rwandan application form.
These requirements include a valid passport or any other travel document, a yellow fever vaccination card, visa fees, financial requirements, two recent colored photographs with a white background, a business cover letter, a letter of invitation, and any other requirements that may be needed.
Best time to visit Rwanda for safaris
Kigali Sunset
Rwanda can be visited all year round, but some months might be better if you’re visiting for specific activities like gorilla trekking, chimpanzee trekking, or game viewing.
If you’re planning to visit national parks for wildlife, then the best time is June to August and December to February when the weather is favorable for park activities.
The best time for birding is from November to April when migratory birds are present in the parks.
Rwanda Safari Accommodation – Where to Stay in Rwanda
Bisate Lodge, in Volcanoes National Park Rwanda
When planning a visit to Rwanda, choosing the right place to stay is crucial for a memorable experience.
Rwanda offers a range of accommodation options to suit various preferences and budgets.
In Kigali, the capital city, you can find luxurious hotels, boutique guesthouses, and budget-friendly hostels.
If you’re looking to be close to nature and wildlife, consider staying near the famous Volcanoes National Park, where you can find lodges and eco-friendly resorts.
Akagera National Park also offers comfortable safari lodges for those exploring the Savannah.
Nyungwe Forest National Park has charming lodges amidst lush greenery.
Rwanda’s accommodation options cater to every traveler, ensuring a pleasant stay while exploring this beautiful country.
Most Popular Rwanda Safari FAQs
Below are some of our most popular Rwanda safari questions and answers.
Where is Rwanda located? Rwanda is in East Africa. It shares borders with Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Why is Rwanda called the land of a thousand hills? It is called so because the country is full of green hills and mountains everywhere you go.
What is Rwanda famous for in tourism? Rwanda is best known for gorilla trekking, wildlife safaris, and beautiful scenery.
How many national parks are in Rwanda? Rwanda has four national parks, Volcanoes, Akagera, Nyungwe, and Gishwati-Mukura.
Where can I go for gorilla trekking in Rwanda? You can go gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park in the northern part of Rwanda.
How far is Volcanoes National Park from Kigali? It takes about two hours to drive from Kigali to Volcanoes National Park.
How much is a gorilla trekking permit in Rwanda? A gorilla trekking permit in Rwanda costs $1,500 per person.
Why is gorilla trekking more expensive in Rwanda? The government increased the price to promote luxury tourism and support gorilla conservation.
Can I find the Big Five animals in Rwanda? Yes, Akagera National Park has all the Big Five, lions, elephants, leopards, buffaloes, and rhinos.
What can I do in Akagera National Park? You can enjoy game drives, boat cruises, bird watching, and fishing at Lake Ihema.
What animals can I see in Akagera National Park? You can see elephants, giraffes, zebras, lions, rhinos, hippos, and many antelopes.
What is special about Nyungwe Forest National Park? Nyungwe is home to chimpanzees, monkeys, and the only canopy walkway in East Africa.
Where can I go for chimpanzee trekking in Rwanda? You can go chimpanzee trekking in Nyungwe Forest National Park.
Is there a canopy walk in Rwanda? Yes, Nyungwe Forest has a 200-meter-long canopy walkway that gives great forest views.
What other activities can I do in Rwanda apart from gorilla trekking? You can enjoy game drives, bird watching, cultural visits, mountain climbing, and boat trips.
When is the best time to visit Rwanda for safaris? The best time is from June to August and December to February when the weather is dry.
Is Rwanda safe for tourists? Yes, Rwanda is very safe, but tourists should still take normal safety precautions.
How much does a Rwanda safari cost? A Rwanda safari can cost from $2,000 to $5,000 or more depending on the length and type of trip.
Can I get a visa on arrival in Rwanda? Yes, travelers from all countries can get a visa on arrival at Kigali Airport or land borders.
What documents do I need to enter Rwanda? You need a valid passport, a visa, and a yellow fever vaccination card.
Which people live in Rwanda? Rwanda is home to three main groups, the Hutu, Tutsi, and Twa (Pygmies).
What is the traditional dance of Rwanda? The Intore dance is the most famous cultural dance in Rwanda.
What foods are common in Rwanda? Common foods include bananas, cassava, sweet potatoes, and beans.
Who was Dian Fossey and why is she important? Dian Fossey was an American primatologist who worked to protect mountain gorillas in Rwanda.
What birds can I see in Rwanda’s national parks? You can see hundreds of bird species, including sunbirds, turacos, and weavers.
Can I visit other countries after my Rwanda safari? Yes, it’s easy to combine Rwanda with Uganda, Tanzania, or Congo safaris.
Where can I stay during my Rwanda safari? You can stay in luxury lodges, mid-range hotels, or budget guesthouses near the parks.
What is special about Lake Kivu? Lake Kivu is one of the deepest freshwater lakes in the world, great for relaxing and boat rides.
Can I go mountain climbing in Rwanda? Yes, you can climb volcanoes like Mount Karisimbi, Mount Bisoke, and Mount Muhabura.
Why should I visit Rwanda for my safari holiday? Rwanda offers easy access to gorillas, beautiful scenery, safe travel, and rich culture.
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Wir haben ein zweitägiges Gorilla Trekking von kigali zum Bwindi Nationalpark in Uganda gebucht und hatten ein einmaliges Erlebnis! Alles hat reibungslos geklappt, unser Fahrer Naboth war toll und absolut zuverlässig - von der Abholung in unserem Hotel - über die Fahrten vor Ort bis zur Rückfahrt nach Uganda. Die Gorilla Wanderung war ein echtes Abenteuer und nach 2 Stunden Wanderung haben wir eine Gorilla Familie mit 16 Gorillas gefunden, der wir uns bis auf einen Meter nähern konnten um sie zu beobachten. Die gorillas haben sich dabei absolut nicht stören lassen. Es war unglaublich. Auch die Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge war toll. Ich würde diese Tour jedem empfehlen!
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Celine Kloss
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Absolutely outstanding experience.
We did a 12-day safari across Kenya and Uganda (Gorilla trekking, Maasai Mara, Nakuru, Naivasha, Amboseli) in January 2026 and it exceeded expectations. The guides were exceptional: deeply knowledgeable, professional, and genuinely passionate. They ensured we learned not only about wildlife, but also about local cultures, traditions, and daily life, which made the trip truly immersive.
Communication with the agency was flawless end to end—responsive, clear, and proactive. Everything ran smoothly, on time, and exactly as promised.
I’ll recommend this agency to all my friends and relatives! Hopefully we’ll come back soon as well!
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Mario Gonzalez
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We spent two weeks in Uganda and Tanzania organized by Magical Gorilla Adventures and we had the best time.
Communication was really good and fast via WhatsApp. The accommodations were great.
Our guide Peter in Uganda was amazing. He was really friendly and a very good driver. He put a lot of effort to give us experiences and the best memories. We learned a lot about Uganda and its culture and he knew a lot about animals. We saw a lot of animals in Murchison Falls Nationalspark. The chimpanzee tracking in Kibale was very memorable. Our highlight in Uganda was the Gorilla tracking in Bwindi. We were very close to the gorillas and had the best experience.
After an overnight stop in Ruanda we flew to Tanzania and were picked up by our guide Macha. We visited Central Serengeti, Ndutu, Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire Nationalpark and we saw so many animals. The cheetahs even played on our safari car and we saw more than 80 lions. Macha was a great driver and he spotted so many animals for us.
The two weeks trip to Uganda and Tanzania was just amazing and we will never forget. Everything was organized very well. We definitely recommend Magical Gorilla Adventures and our guides Peter and Macha and would love to do another trip with them!
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Theresa
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We had an absolutely wonderful 17-day safari experience and can wholeheartedly recommend this company to anyone planning a trip. From the very beginning, communication was clear, professional, and fast. Emails were answered quickly, often much sooner than expected. Every question was addressed in detail, which gave us a lot of confidence before the trip. One of the biggest advantages was how flexible they were, both before and during the safari. They accommodated all our planning changes without any hesitation or feeling that we were “bothering” them. Adjustments to the itinerary were handled smoothly, and we always felt our preferences were truly listened to. The entire 17 days were organized seamlessly, and we could simply relax and enjoy the experience. Any changes or tweaks we requested on the road were taken care of quickly and efficiently. The trip felt very personal and tailored to us, rather than a standard, rigid package. Overall impression is that this is a company that genuinely cares about its guests and goes the extra mile to create a memorable safari. The combination of responsiveness, flexibility, and warm, attentive service made this one of our best trips ever. Highly recommended for anyone who values good communication, adaptable planning, and a worry-free safari experience
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Eran Vilensky
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Even though we booked very late, Magic Gorilla Adventures made it happen, allowing us to visit the Uganda Gorillas in their natural habitat.
Our guide Colin first took us to Lake Bunyonyi, where we had a good lunch and a boat trip, and then to our lodge near the national park. The following day, we visited the Gorillas. Our Gorillas were up on the hill, so we had a challenging climb to reach them, but the rangers helped us. So, we could spend a fantastic time with them.
Thank you, Colin, and thank you, Magical Gorilla Adventures, for these two beautiful days in Uganda.
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Rene Felder
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I had the best 7-day safari of my life with Magical Gorilla Adventures in Uganda. All communication and safari planning was very effective and clear from the start and they were supportive and patient with all the amendments and requests. Also, they give you great suggestions for the tour depending on your needs or wishes. Aina suggested me to do chimp trek, which was my favorite part of all the safari (thank you Aina!). As for our tour guide Eddie, he was the absolute best. He really went above and beyond for me to see all of the Big 5. I went to different safaris in Africa and had several tour guides and they all were good, but Eddie really was outstanding. I suggest that, if possible, book your safari with Eddie. Eddie always made sure to talk to other drivers and/or the national park’s authorities to look for the animals and he is also a good tracker, he knows where and how to look for the animals. He also made sure we were always safe and taking necessary precautions which is also a very important thing to look for in a tour guide. I strongly recommend Magical Gorilla Adventures for your safari, you won´t regret it.
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Elena Bravo
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**Wonderful Safari Experience**
We had an amazing safari in Rwanda and Uganda, made even better by our guide, **Musa**. He was polite, professional, easy to talk to, and always looked after us. On the safari drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park, he was fantastic at spotting animals and shared so much knowledge about wildlife, history, and the landscapes.
The accommodations and food were excellent, and we felt very comfortable throughout the trip. We highly recommend this company — and especially Musa — for a great safari experience.
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Li Ka
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We had a great time on our safari! Our guide James was excellent, and Kolo was helpful in planning the whole trip according to our schedule and what we wanted to see. Highly recommended!
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Arvin Pal
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Magical Gorilla Adventures is zeker aan te raden. Reageren snel en ze hebben een prachtige 3-daagse safari voor ons geregeld. Alles was prima in orde! Goede en betrouwbare gids/driver, en prachtige lodges! Alles was perfect!
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