Go Safaris Africa | Experience gorilla trekking Rwanda, Uganda

Are you prepared to start a transformative adventure with Gorilla Tours in East Africa? At Go Safaris Africa, we turn your dream of gorilla trekking into a reality, providing unforgettable experiences to encounter these magnificent creatures up close. Rwanda, often called the “Land of a Thousand Hills,” sets the stage with its rugged terrain and wildlife-rich expanses. Together with the vibrant ecosystems of Uganda and the stunning wilderness of the Democratic Republic of Congo, your journey will deeply engage you with the region’s diverse biodiversity and cultural heritage. Whether it’s your first exploration or a return to East Africa’s wonders, Go Safaris Africa offers tailored, immersive, and unforgettable safaris.

The Virunga Massif, a spectacular chain of volcanoes spanning Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, is home to over 900 mountain gorillas, making it a prime destination for gorilla trekking and Gorilla Tours. Go Safaris Africa provides exclusive access to more than 19 distinct gorilla families, offering a rare chance for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and researchers to experience these magnificent animals in their natural environment. Our carefully crafted tours ensure that your adventure is both exhilarating and impactful, contributing to conservation efforts that protect these endangered species. Trust Go Safaris Africa to guide you through an unforgettable experience, connecting you to the heart of Africa’s wild beauty.

Beyond Gorilla trekking, our itineraries also feature exceptional wildlife experiences in national parks such as Akagera National Park in Rwanda and Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda, famous for its tree-climbing lions and enchanting Kyambura Gorge. For primate enthusiasts, Nyungwe Forest National Park and Kibale Forest National Park offer exciting chimpanzee trekking and encounters with diverse primate species. Each tour is designed to balance adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion, with visits to serene lakes like Lake Kivu, Lake Mutanda, and Lake Bunyonyi. There are also authentic cultural experiences at places like the Ibyiwacu Cultural Village and the Batwa Pygmy community.