Tuesday 30 September 2014

How To Plan Cost A Budget Gorilla Trekking Tour



Budget gorilla tracking safaris can be organised but inclusive of a private tailor made tour. Budget gorilla tracking also involves buying a gorilla permit. In Uganda, the price for a gorilla permit is sold at $ 600 and Rwanda at $ 750. This cost cuts across all tour packages and tracking gorillas too doesn’t distinguish whether budget or luxury gorilla safari.



Uganda has discounted gorilla trekking permit seasons that any one wishing to travel budget can use. During this time, even the lodges that seem to be very expensive during the peak seasons reduce there prices to attract customer. This would be one of the best options for someone with a fixed budget yet wishes to do gorilla trekking. You may spend your nights in a midrange or luxury lodge even with your fixed budget.

Gorilla tracking can also be mixed up with some other wildlife safaris like a game drive and launch cruise in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Chimpanzee habituation in Kibale National Park to mention but a few. When gorilla trekking to see the gorillas, you must have gears like the rain coat or poncho, tracking boots, long sleeved trouser and shirt, garden gloves and several other gorilla trekking wears.
A budget gorilla trekking safari mainly includes budget accommodation, vehicle, fuel, a guide, a gorilla trekking permits and several others. You can also cut down your cost by sharing with others who wish to join a group for gorilla trekking. 



Some budget accommodations that can be booked for gorilla in Bwindi forest National Park and Volcanoes National Park include Bwindi view guest camp, Buhoma community bandas, Kinigi guest house, Gorilla Resort, Wag Tail and several others. Travelling by public transport is possible and cheaper but safety is not a guarantee especially for your property and life. Buses normally leave Kampala so early in the morning but because of reckless driving, you may end up getting accidents and the roads are impassable too.
Budget gorilla trekking can also be an alternative for saving money to enjoy other beauties of the Pearl.

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