Gorillas & Primates
Tracking mountain gorillas through the rainforests of Uganda and Rwanda is one of Africa's most profound wildlife experiences. Beyond gorillas, these ancient forests are home to chimpanzees, rare monkey species and some of the continent's richest biodiversity.

- Where can you see gorillas and primates in the wild?
Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park are among the best places in the world to see mountain gorillas, while Uganda's Kibale Forest and Rwanda's Nyungwe National Park are renowned for chimpanzee tracking.
- What can you expect on a trek?
Treks range from gentle walks to more challenging hikes through rainforest terrain, rewarding you with opportunities to observe gorillas and other primates in their natural habitat.
- What other wildlife can you see?
Travellers can also look out for red colobus monkeys, L'Hoest’s monkeys, colorful birdlife and myriad other wildlife species.
- Who is it best for?
Ideal for active travelers, wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, solo travelers and honeymooners seeking an immersive experience.
- Uganda and Rwanda Through the Year
July to September offers some of the best gorilla trekking conditions, though primate encounters are possible throughout the year.




