Gorilla and chimp trekking holiday in Uganda
Duration
6 Days
Type
Tailor made
More info
Price is per person in shared twin room and includes: gorilla/chimpanzee permits.
Includes internal flights and transfers
This itinerary is customisable and can depart anytime in the year.
Extension Tours available.
Extension Tours available.
Offers
Book this holiday for an October or November 2026 departure and receive a $300 off per person - enquire now!
Description of Gorilla and chimp trekking holiday in Uganda
Price information
Departure information
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Travel guides
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Responsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) holiday so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your holiday to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.
Planet
CARBON REDUCTION:1. Turaco Treetops, Rwakobo and Ichumbi use Solar energy. However during the rain season when it is not possible, they supplement it with Hydro power.
2. Vegetarian and Vegan food is available every day in all the lodges we use.
3. All the local food is sourced from the community except food which is not produced in the local community like bacon, Cheese, Tomato sauce, etc.
ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE
1. Turaco Treetops lodge is restoring 5 acres of natural forest adjacent to Kibale forest. This provides a home for several monkey species and chimpanzees.
2. The trip includes visit to the national parks - entrance fees are paid and these are used to protect the park
3. The Bigodi community wetland - helping restore nature.
4. We are members of Uganda Conservation Foundation (UCF). UCF supports the Uganda Wildlife Authority to recover and manage protected areas, and reducing poaching and wildlife crime. They enable ranger patrols and veterinary teams access hard-to-reach areas and treat wounded animals, wildlife populations stand the best chance of growth.
5. We provide/ encourage travelers to carry reusable water bottles.
6. Whatever rubbish generated while on safari must be retained in the car and safely disposed of by the driver guide outside the national parks.
People
LOCAL ECONOMY1. We include visits to the villages for community tours - Bigodi village experience. We stop by craft markets for clients to purchase items.
2. We encourage clients to take along 'porters' on the gorilla and chimpanzee trekking safari.
3. We are members of Uganda Conservation Foundation (UCF). UCF works with park-adjacent communities to promote wildlife-compatible livelihoods and mitigate human-wildlife conflict.
EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY AND DIVERSTIY
1. All the guides on this tour are from Uganda.
2. I often encourage the tour guides to get women porters.
3. Uganda does not have official minimum wage but we pay slightly higher than the industry standard.
4. This trip is LGBTQ friendly, we do not ask about clients orientation and in the past non have had an issue.
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