Archive for July 2008

Accommodation at Volcanoes National Park hotels & Safari lodges Parc De Volcans

Jul 15th, 2008 | By | Category: volcanoes

There’s no accommodation inside the park and overnight camping is not allowed. Consult with ORTPN about camping prospects obtainable. For those on a limited budget, the best alternative is to stay in Musanze, however cleaner and most convenient accommodation is available close the park quarters at Kinigi or at the more proficient, except more distant [...]



Volcanoes National Park Map, Getting There

Jul 15th, 2008 | By | Category: volcanoes

GETTING THERE AND AWAY The common basis for getting to the Volcanoes Park is Musanze (previously Ruhengeri), which can be basically reached by using a public transport from Gisenyi,and Kigali on the very day you track (you need to be present at the ORTPN office in Kinigi, along the park entrance, by 07.00), however this [...]



Mountain Gorilla Tracking Rwanda

Jul 15th, 2008 | By | Category: gorilla-safari-rwanda

The montain Gorillas and golden monkeys along with other primates, are badly represented by way of comparing with different forests in Western Uganda and Rwanda. Small statistics are available concerning the latest status of different large mammals, however 70-plus mammals species have been registered in Uganda’s neighbouring Mgahinga National Park, more of which mainly surface [...]



Birdwatching in Volcanoes National Park

Jul 15th, 2008 | By | Category: volcanoes

A bird checklist for volcanoes gathered in 1980 numbered 180 bird species. About fifteen already registered species were noticed all through the 2004 biodiversity survey, however it’s likely belived that numerous forest specialists have disappeared since 1980. The vulnerable swamp-dwelling Grauer’s rush warbler are the local specialty recorded, although at least sixteen Albertine Rift endemic [...]



Dian Fossey Rwanda Safari

Jul 15th, 2008 | By | Category: volcanoes

The Volcanoes National Park is well known internationally as the place where for roughly 20yrs when the American primatologist Dian Fossey under took her opening up surveys of mount gorillas behaviour. It is largely as a result of Fossey’s lone-mindedness that poaching was restricted as there were yet furthermore gorillas to save. For her keenness [...]



Volcanoes National Park

Jul 15th, 2008 | By | Category: volcanoes

Volcanoes National Parks covers 160km² of land which protects the Rwandan sector of the Virunga Mountains, range of 6 inactive and 3 active volcanoes which ranges the border of Uganda and DRC. The Volcanoes Park is component of an abrupt 433km² Trans frontier conservation unit that furthermore includes the Virungas National Park as well as [...]



Rwanda Park Entry Fees

Jul 15th, 2008 | By | Category: nyungwe forest

Park fees Park costs can rise up at Nyungwe, with all chances, as a result budget systematically and check in advance just in case of increments. An entrance cost of US$20 per individual for a day is collected for the non residents and foreign residents. The cost for chimp tracking is US$50 for non-residents and [...]



Rwanda Walking Safari Sightseeing Tour

Jul 15th, 2008 | By | Category: nyungwe forest

A big option of walking chances as well as different excursions is accessible within Nyungwe .guests with more contented cars and interest may possibly keep themselves active for 3 or 4 days without noticeably tracing their footsteps. The thoughts for travellers without private transport are further limited and depend upon whether they base themselves at [...]



Rwanda Primate Safari Monkeys

Jul 15th, 2008 | By | Category: nyungwe forest

Nyungwe’s Monkeys The 13 primate species which crop up in Nyungwe indicate something like 20-25% of the whole figure in Africa, an extraordinary number which in east Africa is compared barely to Uganda’s Kibale forest. Additionally, a couple of these primates are recorded as prone or endangered on the IUCN red register, and Nyungwe is [...]



Chimpanzee tracking in Nyungwe

Jul 15th, 2008 | By | Category: nyungwe forest

The Rwandan Chimpanzee population of at least five hundred individuals is at present believed to be confined to Nyungwe national park (plus a minor society in the Cyamudongo Forest), however it stays faintly feasible that a minor population registered in the early on nineties in the further northwards as well as badly degraded Gishwati forest [...]