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10-Day Uganda & Rwanda – Gorillas, Wildlife & Volcanoes

10-Day Uganda & Rwanda - Gorillas, Wildlife & Volcanoes

This 10-day Uganda and Rwanda safari with Wildhorn Africa combines the very best of both countries into one unforgettable journey. In Uganda, you’ll track chimpanzees in Kibale Forest, enjoy classic Big Five game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park, and encounter the majestic mountain gorillas of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. The adventure then continues across the border into Rwanda, where you’ll explore the legendary Volcanoes National Park and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Kigali. Blending primate encounters, incredible wildlife, and rich cultural experiences, this safari offers the ultimate East African adventure.

10-Day Uganda & Rwanda – Gorillas, Wildlife & Volcanoes

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    Had a great trip with wild horn Africa when I visited volcano National park for 3days the experience was unforgettable,great memories and all thanks goes to our guide #Guma Kenny from Wildhorn Africa

    Neymar Imran

    I enjoyed my time with wildhorn Africa in kenya at Naivasha National part for 4 days had a great experience with different wild life with a help of our guide Juma

    Butumwa Djarumuzi

    Included

    • Park fees(For non-residents)
    • Gorilla permits(One per person, non-resident)
    • Chimp permits(One per person, non-resident)
    • All activities(Unless labeled as optional)
    • All accommodation(Unless listed as upgrade)
    • A professional driver/guide
    • All transportation(Unless labeled as optional)
    • All Taxes/VAT
    • Roundtrip airport transfer
    • Meals(As specified in the day-by-day section)
    • Drinking water(On all days)

    Excluded

    • International flights(From/to home)
    • Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour
    • Tips(Tipping guideline US$10.00 pp per day)
    • Personal items(Souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)
    • Government imposed increase of taxes and/or park fees

    The best time to visit is generally considered to be during the dry season, when weather conditions are more pleasant and travel is less likely to be disrupted, typically based on your preferred destinations. During this period, landscapes are at their most vibrant, wildlife sightings are more frequent, and activities can be enjoyed with greater ease. While visits are possible year-round, choosing this window is often recommended to ensure the most rewarding and comfortable experience.

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