3-days-chimpanzee-tracking-nyungwe • Rwanda Safaris

Day 1: from Kigali city – Nyungwe forest
Depending on if you arrived and had a night in Kigali, you will be driven to Nyungwe Forest National park after your Breakfast, en-route opportunity pictures in different hilly country side of Rwanda, markets, and visit to the Butare biggest museum, will be a added opportunity to this trip. You will served lunch before you continue the journey, arrive for dinner and overnight.

Day 2: Chimpanzee trekking activity in Nyungwe National park
With an early morning breakfast served for you, transfer to Nyungwe Forest headquarters at 6:00am to trek search for chimpanzee. You will also be looking for the colobus monkeys that are in this forest, get a sight to other habitants of the forest like birds, reptiles and butterflies. Return tired for dinner and Overnight.

Day 3: Nyungwe Forest National park – Kigali
After breakfast return back to Kigali with en-route cultural visit to the Nyanza Kings palace as you head towards the Airport for your international flight back home or if you wish to stay for you other night here with drop you.

End of chimpanzee safari

Inclusions & Exclusions

The safari quotation Includes:

1 Chimpanzee tracking permit per person
Ground transport in a comfortable 4WD safari van equipped for game viewing
Photography and touring
Full board accommodation on Medium and Luxury accommodation
All park entrance fees to include government taxes
Full time English speaking professional driver/guide
Bottled water while on safari
Airport transfers

Other Options Include: Canopy Walk, Forest Walk and community nature walk

The Safari Quotation Excludes:

Tips
Laundry services
Beverages/Drinks
International flights
Visas
Items of a personal nature
Optional activities as indicated above and any other extras not detailed in the above itinerary.

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