East Africa Gorilla Guides

Bugesera Wetlands: Rwanda’s Birding Frontier Beyond the National Parks Bugesera Wetlands offers a genuinely rewarding birding destination beyond Rwanda’s headline national parks, a district of lakes […]
Kigali’s Urban Wetlands: Nyandungu Eco-Park and City Nature Escapes Nyandungu Eco-Park offers a genuinely pleasant surprise within Kigali itself, a restored urban wetland transformed from a […]
Mountain Gorillas: Where and When to See Them in East Africa Mountain gorillas rank among the rarest great apes on earth, found in the wild in […]
Eastern Lowland Gorillas (Grauer’s Gorillas): Where and When to See Them in East Africa Eastern lowland gorillas, also called Grauer’s gorillas, represent the world’s largest gorilla […]
African Lions: Where and When to See Them in East Africa African lions remain the headline species most safari travelers hope to see, and understanding exactly […]
Cheetahs: Where and When to See Them in East Africa Cheetahs, the world’s fastest land animal, offer a genuinely different kind of predator sighting than lions […]
Black Rhinos: Where and When to See Them in East Africa Black rhinos rank among Africa’s most critically endangered large mammals, and seeing one in the […]
White Rhinos: Where and When to See Them in East Africa White rhinos, the larger and generally more numerous of Africa’s two rhino species, offer travelers […]
African Forest Elephants: Where and When to See Them in East Africa African forest elephants represent a genuinely distinct species from their better-known savannah relatives, smaller, […]
Savannah Elephants: Where and When to See Them in East Africa Savannah elephants, the world’s largest living land animal, rank among the most reliably spotted headline […]
Cape Buffalo: Where and When to See Them in East Africa Cape buffalo, one of Africa’s Big Five members, offer travelers genuinely reliable sightings across nearly […]
Hippopotamuses: Where and When to See Them in East Africa Hippopotamuses rank among Africa’s most genuinely dangerous large mammals, statistically responsible for more human fatalities than […]