Extraordinary East Africa
Un safari todo abarcador por el corazón de África Oriental
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Duración
26 días
Destinos
Rwanda
Precio desde
$10,456 p.p.
Alojamiento
Rango Medio
Comidas
Todas las comidas incluidas
Resumen
26 días por África Oriental que le llevarán a través de Rwanda y Uganda, con momentos destacados como el seguimiento de gorilas de montaña y monos dorados, visitas a parques emblemáticos como el Volcanoes National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable, Queen Elizabeth y Murchison Falls, y experiencias culturales únicas como la visita a los pigmeos Batwa y aldeas locales. El recorrido también incluye paseos en barca por el Lake Kivu y el Kazinga Channel, así como oportunidades para avistar fauna como leones trepadores de árboles, chimpancés y rinocerontes.
Your Route
Parks & Reserves
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
Uganda
Home to almost half the world's mountain gorillas
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Uganda
Savannah, wetlands and Africa's famous tree-climbing lions
Kibale Forest National Park
Uganda
The primate capital of the world
Murchison Falls National Park
Uganda
Uganda's largest park — where the Nile forces through a 7-metre gap
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Uganda
Golden monkeys and mountain gorillas in the Virunga volcanoes
Rwenzori Mountains National Park
Uganda
The "Mountains of the Moon" — Africa's highest range of peaks outside the Rift
Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
Uganda
Uganda's only wild rhinos — a remarkable conservation comeback
Volcanoes National Park
Rwanda
The home of Dian Fossey's mountain gorillas in the Virunga Mountains
Nyungwe Forest National Park
Rwanda
Africa's largest montane rainforest and a primate treasure
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Experiencias Distintivas
Momentos Destacados del Viaje
Seguimiento de gorilas de montaña en Bwindi
Viva el encuentro único en la vida con los amenazados gorilas de montaña en las brumosas montañas de Uganda, caminando entre dos y seis horas para pasar momentos invaluables observando a estas magníficas criaturas en su hábitat natural.
Encuentros con chimpancés en el Kibale Forest
Recorra la capital de los primates de Uganda en busca de nuestros parientes más cercanos, observándolos jugar, alimentarse y balancearse entre los árboles, seguido de avistamiento de primates y aves en el Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary.
Aventura en las Rwenzori Mountains
Recorra las legendarias Montañas de la Luna por el Kilembe Trail, explorando la flora y fauna únicos de la cadena montañosa más alta de África con su mística vegetación afroalpina.
El espectáculo de las Murchison Falls
Sea testigo de la catarata más poderosa del mundo, donde el imponente Nile se abre paso a través de una brecha de siete metros, combinado con excursiones en vehículo y safaris en barca para avistar hipopótamos, cocodrilos y diversa fauna a lo largo del Victoria Nile.
Patrimonio cultural y experiencia en plantaciones de té
Sumérjase en la cultura rwandesa a través de visitas al Museo Nacional, plantaciones de té donde podrá recoger hojas de té, tejido tradicional de cestas y experiencias comunitarias que incluyen la degustación de cerveza de plátano.
Volcanoes National Park y el legado de Dian Fossey
Explore los paisajes volcánicos de Rwanda con la opción de escalar un volcán o visitar la tumba de la reconocida primatóloga Dian Fossey, disfrutando del entretenimiento cultural tradicional en Kinigi.
Fauna
Lo Que Podrías Encontrar
Mountain Gorilla
Critically endangered great apes — tracking a family group through ancient forest is one of Africa's most profound wildlife encounters.
Forest Elephant
Smaller and darker than savannah elephants, these elusive forest giants move silently through Bwindi's dense undergrowth.
L'Hoest's Monkey
A striking primate with a white beard and dark coat, endemic to Central African montane forests.
African Green Broadbill
A brilliantly coloured bird found nowhere else on earth outside this corner of East Africa.
Tree-Climbing Lion
In Ishasha, southern Queen Elizabeth NP, prides of lions have developed the unique habit of lounging in fig trees — a behaviour rarely seen anywhere else in Africa.
Hippo
The Kazinga Channel hosts one of Uganda's largest hippo populations, best seen on a boat cruise at sunset.
African Buffalo
Massive herds roam Queen Elizabeth's open grasslands, forming the backbone of the lion's prey base.
Uganda Kob
The national antelope of Uganda, found in impressive numbers across the park's savannah flats.
Chimpanzee
Kyambura Gorge — the "Valley of Apes" — cuts through the park and shelters a habituated chimp community.
Red Colobus Monkey
Large troops of these russet-and-black monkeys crash through the canopy, often in the company of mangabeys and blue monkeys.
African Forest Elephant
Smaller than their savannah cousins, forest elephants use Kibale's trails as ancient pathways between feeding grounds.
Shoebill Stork
One of the world's most sought-after birds — a prehistoric-looking giant that stalks lungfish in the Nile's papyrus swamps.
Nile Crocodile
The Nile below Murchison Falls teems with enormous crocs, easily spotted from the park's famous boat cruise.
Elephant
Murchison supports one of Uganda's largest elephant populations, often seen in large herds near the Victoria Nile.
Rothschild's Giraffe
One of the rarest giraffe subspecies — a conservation success story centred on Murchison's northern bank.
Lion
A recovering lion population roams the northern savannah, best located on morning game drives.
Golden Monkey
Found only in the Virunga volcano region, these vivid orange-patched primates leap through bamboo forest in boisterous troops.
Forest Buffalo
Smaller and darker than savannah buffalo, forest buffalo move quietly through Mgahinga's highland vegetation.
Rwenzori Turaco
This endemic bird — found nowhere else — flashes brilliant crimson wings as it moves through the afromontane forest zones.
Black-and-White Colobus
Long-haired colobus monkeys are found at lower forest elevations, their dramatic capes visible in the canopy.
African Forest Buffalo
Small herds of forest buffalo graze the high-altitude moorlands between the tree heather zone and the glaciers.
Giant Lobelia & Groundsel
Not fauna, but unmissable — the Rwenzoris' alien landscape of giant lobelias and senecio trees is one of Africa's most otherworldly sights.
White Rhino
After local extinction in the 1980s, rhinos were reintroduced to Uganda at Ziwa. Tracking them on foot with a ranger is a uniquely personal encounter.
Golden Eagle
Raptors circle the volcano peaks — the Rwandan Virungas sit within a biodiversity hotspot for Afromontane birds.
Angola Colobus Monkey
Troops of up to 400 individuals — among the world's largest colobus groups — swing through Nyungwe's canopy.
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Extraordinary East Africa