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Low Season Gorilla Tracking Safaris – Gorilla tracking during the wet season – What you need to successfully trek mountain Gorillas during the rainy season?
Low Season Gorilla Tracking Safaris — Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Trek Africa Expeditions during the low season, where the magic of gorilla tracking is heightened by the lush beauty of the wet season. Wondering how to make the most of your trek during the rainy months? We’ve got you covered with exclusive insights and expert guidance.
Trek Africa Expeditions extends a warm invitation to explorers seeking unique experiences. In the low season months of April, May, and November, we offer enticing discounts on our Gorilla tracking safaris. Benefit from reduced rates on accommodation and various other services, allowing you to turn your dream safari into a reality without breaking the bank.
Opting for our all-inclusive low season Gorilla tracking safari package ensures additional discounts on transport, transfers, and accommodation. Please note that Uganda Gorilla permits are available at USD800 per person per trek for non-foreign residents, USD800 per person per trek for foreign residents, and UGX250000 for East Africans.
By choosing Trek Africa Expeditions for your low season Gorilla tracking safari, you unlock savings of nearly 30% on the total cost. We leverage our strong partnerships with service providers to negotiate favorable rates, providing you with the best value for your adventure. During the low season, enjoy the benefits of fewer competitors and an ample supply of Gorilla permits, creating a more intimate and exclusive experience.
Our Gorilla tracking safaris guarantee the availability of Gorilla permit and Chimpanzee permit during the low season, ensuring you won’t miss out on these incredible wildlife encounters. Beyond Gorilla tracking, indulge in other wildlife adventures with low season safaris, offering game drives and boat safaris in national parks like Queen Elizabeth National Park and Murchison Falls National Park, where the tranquility allows for uninterrupted wildlife observation and stunning photography.
Concerned about the rainy weather during the low season? Fear not, as Uganda’s climate welcomes visitors throughout the year. Even in the rain, you can undertake Gorilla tracking and safari activities without disruptions. Book your off-season Gorilla tracking safari with Trek Africa Expeditions and embark on an African Safari to Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, with confidence and excitement.
What to pack for your Low Season Gorilla Tracking Safari:
1. Long Range Camera:
Capture every magical moment with a high-quality long-range camera, ideal for detailed photos in low-light conditions during forest treks. Don’t forget spare memory cards and batteries for extensive photography.
2. Binoculars:
Enhance your wildlife viewing experience with binoculars, essential for observing wildlife and birds. Borrow your safari guide’s pair if you don’t have your own.
3. Safari Clothing:
- Hiking Shoes: Navigate hills, dirt roads, and mud effortlessly with sturdy hiking shoes.
- Sandals: After a long trek, switch to open sandals for comfort and breathability.
- Raincoat/Poncho: Be prepared for tropical rainfall with a raincoat or poncho. Ensure your backpack has a waterproof cover.
4. Change of Clothes:
Pack neutral-colored, loose-fitting, and lightweight clothes for trekking and safari activities. Include warm clothes for chilly nights.
5. Accessories:
- Socks: Bring plenty for trekking activities.
- Hat or Cap: Shield yourself from the sun’s intensity.
- Sunscreen: Protect your skin from the equatorial sun.
- Insect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay during adventures.
- Swimsuit: Relax by the pool in lodges with complimentary facilities.
6. Personal Toiletries:
Carry basic toiletries, including toothbrush, toothpaste, mouthwash, dental floss, deodorant, sunscreen, lotion, shower gel, and personal amenities.
7. Backpack:
Use a backpack for essentials, water, and daily activities. Hotels or lodges may provide packed lunches for outdoor adventures.
8. Money Bag or Belt:
Keep personal funds for souvenirs secure. Store money discreetly to avoid public display.
9. Electronic Devices:
Bring electronic devices for internet access in lodges, allowing you to update travel memoirs and connect with friends.
10. Medication:
Carry prescriptions, antimalarial, antihistamines, painkillers, cold and flu medication, diarrhoea medication, Band-Aids, and antiseptic cream. Ensure necessary inoculations and vaccinations are up-to-date.
11. Miscellaneous:
- Flashlight: Essential for navigating eco-friendly lodges with limited lighting.
- Ziploc Bags: Separate dirty laundry from clean clothes.
- Antiseptic Gel/Sanitizer: Keep hands clean when water is unavailable.
- Spare Glasses: If wearing contacts is uncomfortable in dusty conditions.
- Spare Memory Cards and Camera Battery: Ensure a continuous supply for photography.
- UK Travel Adaptors Plug: Converters for local sockets.
Before leaving, confirm your passport has a blank page for the Uganda Visa, ensure comprehensive travel insurance, and don’t forget your sunglasses. With these essentials, you are all set to enjoy a magical trip to Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, with Trek Africa Expeditions.
