Travel guide to gorilla trekking in Volcanoes national park Rwanda.

The price of permits for gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park
Legal papers or paperwork known as gorilla trekking permits are given to tourists above the age of 15 so they may visit and spend an hour with the habituated gorilla family. For all countries, gorilla trekking permits in Volcanoes National Park cost $1,500 USD per person.
Through the Rwanda Development Board (RDB), a government agency responsible for Rwandan tourism, gorilla trekking permits in Volcanoes National Park may be directly reserved by calling or emailing the park’s headquarters.
Travel guide to gorilla trekking in Volcanoes national park Rwanda

When is the best time to hike gorillas in Volcanoes National Park?
Gorilla trekking at Volcanoes National Park is possible at any time of year, but the ideal time to go is in June, July, August, September, December, January, and February, which is also known as the peak season.
In contrast to the rainy season, when routes are muddy and slippery, which makes hiking challenging, gorilla trekking trails will be dry and manageable during the dry season since the national park receives little or no rainfall.
Travel guide to gorilla trekking in Volcanoes national park Rwanda
What to bring to Volcanoes National Park for a gorilla trekking safari
For your gorilla trekking safari in Volcanoes National Park, you will need to bring a variety of items, such as a long-sleeved shirt and pants, garden gloves, insect repellent, hiking boots, rain jacket, warm sweater, energy snacks and drinking water, a flashlight, a hat, sunglasses, a camera, extra batteries, and binoculars.
Travel guide to gorilla trekking in Volcanoes national park Rwanda
How to travel to National Park of Volcanoes
Access to Volcanoes National Park, which is in northwest Uganda, is possible by road. It takes around two hours to travel from Kigali International Airport to the park headquarters.
Additional activities at the National Park of Volcanoes
After gorilla trekking, visitors can enjoy other fascinating activities at Volcanoes National Park, such as hiking with golden monkeys, climbing Mount Karisimbi and Bisoke, taking an Iby’iwacu cultural tour, interacting with locals, hiking Dian Fossey’s tomb, bird watching, and touring the Musanze caves.
Where to stay in Volcanoes National Park while on a gorilla trekking safari
During your gorilla trekking safari, you can stay at a variety of lodging options in Volcanoes National Park, such as the Five Volcanoes Boutique Hotel, Tiloreza Volcanoes Eco Lodge, Virunga Inn Resort and Spa, One and Only Gorillas Nest lodge, Sabyinyo Silverback lodge, Faraja hotel, Best View hotel, Da Vinci gorilla lodge, Garden Place hotel, Gorilla Solution hotel, Mountain Gorilla View hotel, Gorillas Volcanoes hotel, Hotel Muhabura, Le Bambou Gorilla Village, Virunga Lodge, Villa Gorilla, Garr Hotel, Kinigi Guesthouse, La Palme hotel, Amakoro Songa lodge, Eagle View Lodge, My Hill Eco Lodge, Ruzizi Tented Camp, Kataza House, Urugano Virunga Palace, Karenge Bush Camp, Gorillas Volcanoes hotel, Garden Place hotel, Bisate lodge, and more.
