Rwanda’s high season is June – September and December to February. It’s hard to predict nowadays when the rainy season will be. Climate changes are making it difficult to forecast. Normally the long rainy season should be in March, April and beginning of May and short rainy season in November. However, the last 5 years the short rainy season has been in early December. Gorilla tracking can be done throughout the year and success rate of seeing them is the same . In rainy season the tracks in the rain forest might be a bit muddier and your tracking might be a bit longer/ tougher because of that. However, its a rain forest, so the difference is not all that big compared to the dry season. In rainy season you are more likely to track in smaller groups.
Recommended Rwanda Safaris
- 3 Day Explore Rwanda’s Akagera National Park
- 4 Days luxury Best of Rwanda
- 5 days Nyungwe National Park
- 6 Day Rwanda to Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari
- 7 Days Best of Rwanda: Gorillas, Golden Monkeys & Games!
- 8 Days Gorillas and Akagera National park
- Gorilla Safari
- About Mountain Gorillas:
- Considerations for trekking in Rwanda versus Uganda:
- Gorilla Tracking in Rwanda.
- Are Mountain Gorillas a Dangerous Species? Will they hurt me during the trek ?
- A day trekking for Gorillas
- Restrictions
- When to go trekking:
- Gorilla Trekking Permits:
- What to wear on your trek: