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3-Day Rwanda Gorilla Trekking for African Citizens - Rwanda is a 3 Days tour in Rwanda via the Machame Route route, starting from USD 2522. Below you'll find the latest itinerary, inclusions & exclusions, and how to book.

Duration
3 Days

Route
Machame Route

From
USD 2522

Operator
Kitano Tours & Safaris

ABOUT 3-Day Rwanda Gorilla Trekking for African Citizens - Rwanda

This 3-day safari takes you to the Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre and Volcanoes National Park. You will see the twin lakes, Lake Burera and Lake Ruhondo, trek gorillas and golden monkeys, and have a cultural experience to see how the local king reigns over his people. The tour concludes with a visit to either Twin Lake or a local market, where you will have a spectacular view of the Twin Lakes and probably later head to the local market to buy some souvenirs.

Duration: 3 Days
Route: Machame Route
Starts at: USD 2522

Overview

Itinerary

include & exclude

Highlights for 3-Day Rwanda Gorilla Trekking for African Citizens - Rwanda

Day 1: Visit Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre and Transfer to Volcanoes National Park
Day 2: Gorilla Trekking in Volcanoes National Park
Day 3: Golden Monkey Tracking, Twin Lakes and Return to Kigali

Itinerary Overview

Day	Title
Day 01	Visit Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre and Transfer to Volcanoes National Park
Day 02	Gorilla Trekking in Volcanoes National Park
Day 03	Golden Monkey Tracking, Twin Lakes and Return to Kigali

Day 01: Visit Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre and Transfer to Volcanoes National Park

>> Depending on the time of arrival, our driver guide will pick you up and transfer you to the Kigali Genocide Memorial Center if you arrive early morning, commemorating the 1994 genocide of the 250,000 Tutsi people. This memorial also educates about how the genocide against the Tutsi took shape and examines genocide in the 20th century. Spending time here is very emotional, so brace yourself with tissue for you will shed some tears. After the memorial Centre visit, you will transfer to Volcanoes National Park. If you arrive in the evening, you will transfer to the hotel for an overnight. Then, you'll start your tour the following day morning.

Time: 8 - 10 Hours
Meals: All meals included Non-alcoholic drinks

Accommodation: Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge

Day 02: Gorilla Trekking in Volcanoes National Park

>> After an early breakfast, your driver guide will transfer you to the headquarters of Volcanoes National Park for a briefing at about 7:00 am. Here, you will be divided into groups, and be allocated a gorilla family you will be visiting with a ranger guides who will accompany you into the jungle. You will walk for approximately 1-2 hours before you meet the primates. Upon meeting them, you will have 1 hour to watch them play, feed, groom and go about their daily life as you film or take photo graphs. Then, you will head back to the starting point to meet your driver guide, who will transfer you to the next activity. Next is a cultural dance experience hosted by the ex-gorilla poachers. You will enter an environment where a king reigned and watch an authentic traditional medicine man showcase his concoctions. You will also see the ancient local milling stone and observe traditional marriage rituals under a king’s reign.

Time: 8 - 10 Hours
Meals: All meals included Non-alcoholic drinks

Accommodation: Classic Lodge

Day 03: Golden Monkey Tracking, Twin Lakes and Return to Kigali

>> After breakfast, you will drive to Volcanoes National Park's headquarters for a briefing on the do's and don'ts while tracking golden monkeys. You will be assigned a guide who will lead you on your expedition to find the golden monkeys. From here, you will return to Kigali and, en route, see the beautiful twin lakes, Lake Burera and Lake Ruhondo. The scenes are picturesque, and you are welcome to take photos or videos—be sure that you will be left in awe of the beauty of the surroundings! Finally, you will embark on your journey to the city, which may include a stop at a local market. The market is the perfect place to see how the local Rwandan people do their daily business.