Hiking & Trekking Tours in Rwanda and Uganda

Trek through UNESCO-listed Bwindi Impenetrable National Park on a challenging 2-7 hour hike to see mountain gorilla families in their rainforest habitat. Later, head out on full-day game drives across Akagera National Park in an open-roofed 4x4, tracking Big Five species like lions and elephants.

Trek through Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park to reach Dian Fossey's grave at Karisoke Research Center, set between Mount Karisimbi and Mount Bisoke, where you'll learn about her gorilla work. Cross into Uganda for gorilla trekking in Bwindi's volcanic terrain, spending up to 6 hours tracking families.

Luxurious wildlife encounters await as you move between Rwanda's polished parks and Uganda's untamed landscapes. Skilled trackers guide you to three distinct primate species in their mountain homes, while scenic drives and village visits add depth to your highland adventure.

Trek through UNESCO-listed Bwindi Impenetrable National Park to see mountain gorillas, spending one hour with these gentle giants—326 individuals call this forest home. Walk the Batwa Trail along Muhavura and Gahinga volcanoes, where guides show you how to gather wild honey and build traditional shelters.

Trek through Bwindi Impenetrable Forest's misty trails to see endangered mountain gorillas, with permits included. You'll travel from Kigali across the Cyanika border into Uganda's Kigezi Highlands, often called the 'Switzerland' of Africa, where terraced hillsides lead to Broad Bill Forest Camp.

Trek through the bamboo forests of Mount Gahinga in Mgahinga National Park to see endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat, with treks lasting 2-6 hours across volcanic terrain at 3,473 meters elevation. Boat around the 29 islands of Lake Bunyonyi, including the historic Punishment Island (Akampene), and you'll have the option to visit Batwa/Pygmy communities at Echuya Forest.