Your Ticket to Affordable Gorilla Trekking Safaris in Uganda
Reserve a Gorilla Pass/Gorilla Permit for the years 2024-2025. The enthralling journey of monitoring Mountain Gorillas has become the pinnacle of tourist activities in Uganda, drawing visitors from all over the world to enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The core of this extraordinary adventure is the acquisition of a Gorilla pass/permit, which is a requirement for any individual embarking on a Gorilla trekking tour.
Securing a Gorilla permit is a critical stage for individuals who are anxious to observe these majestic creatures, as the preservation of the endangered Mountain Gorilla species requires stringent measures. The primary objective is the conservation and preservation of Mountain Gorillas in Uganda, despite the fact that it functions as a source of revenue for the country.
A Gorilla pass/permit is required for each day spent monitoring the Mountain Gorillas in Uganda or Rwanda. These coveted permits are issued by the Uganda Wildlife Authority, the governmental body responsible for the regulation of wildlife and tourism. It is imperative to obtain a Gorilla pass/permit in advance of your excursion, as they are in high demand.
Planning preparation is crucial, particularly during high/peak seasons when Gorilla permits are in high demand and selling out quickly. It is essential to confirm your dates in advance, as these permits are issued on a first-come, first-served basis. We verify the availability and pre-purchase your Gorilla pass/permit when you indicate your interest in tracking Uganda Mountain Gorillas. Afterward, you are required to submit your passport information at the Uganda Wildlife Authority offices in order to obtain the requisite documentation.
This reduces the duration of the journey from Entebbe to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and saves you USD900 in comparison to the cost of a Rwandan Gorilla permit. The Ugandan Gorilla pass/permit is priced at USD800 and provides an hour of interaction with the Mountain Gorillas upon their discovery. The duration of the surveillance may fluctuate, ranging from 30 minutes to three-quarters of the day, contingent upon the preference you communicate to the park officers and your fitness level.
