Gorilla Trek Tours

18/01/2025

“🌍 Dreaming of the wild? The Serengeti National Park and Botswana’s Okavango Delta offer some of the most breathtaking wildlife experiences in Africa! 🐘🦓

From witnessing the Great Migration in the Serengeti to the lush waterways of the Okavango, these destinations are a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers alike. 🦒✨

Explore, unwind, and connect with the heart of Africa’s untamed beauty. Are these on your travel bucket list? Let us know!

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15/01/2025

“Where wildlife meets the city 🌆🦒 Nairobi National Park, Kenya’s first national park, is a haven for lions, rhinos, and over 100 other species, all set against the stunning backdrop of Nairobi’s skyline. A true testament to how urban life and conservation can coexist—but only with our support. 🌿

📍 Visit, share, and help protect this unique treasure!

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17/12/2024

This is Lake Nakuru national park located in Kenya. It is known for being a habitat to over 400 different bird species which includes flamingos. The park has a sanctuary for white rhinos and zebras and other wildlife. It has a very beautiful landscape that ranges from the Acacia forest to the baboon cliffs. It is a great place for activities like bird watching and hiking which makes it one of the most interesting and beautiful places in East Africa.

16/07/2022

Wow this is 🥺❤️ 🐘
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17/02/2022

Lunch time

13/02/2022

Did you know? There are around 5,000 elephants in Uganda today. They are mostly found in the landscapes of Kidepo, Murchison-Semliki, and the Greater Virunga Landscape.

11/02/2022

This bad boy enjoying the view
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11/02/2022

Elephant crossing the road at Queen Elizabeth national park

04/02/2022

The Kidepo River is a seasonal river in northeastern Uganda. When it's waters aren’t flowing during the dry season, the dry river bed is a stunning location for some bush activities like sundowners & picnics close to the ‘ostrich territory’.

01/02/2022

Murchison Falls is Uganda’s largest national park: a massive 4000 square kilometres. Not only does it boast about 500 bird and 75 mammal species, it’s also home to the most powerful waterfall in the world.

10/04/2019

Wildlife Facts:
Mountain Gorilla
Habitat
Where do mountain gorillas live?
There are two subspecies of the eastern gorilla—mountain gorilla and the Grauer’s gorilla. Eastern gorillas live in the mountainous forests of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, northwest Rwanda, and southwest Uganda. The world’s remaining mountain gorillas live in three countries spanning four national parks—Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Volcanoes National Park, and Virunga National Park. The Grauer’s gorilla are endemic to the forests of the Albertine Rift in eastern DRC.

06/08/2017