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Mountain Gorilla View Lodge is located in Kinigi in northern Rwanda and on the edge of the Volcanoes National Park, home to the endangered Mountain Gorillas.
The lodge is located on the foothills of the Mount Karisimbi, one of the volcanic mountains that make up the Virunga Massif. The lodge is about 10 minutes' drive to the main entrance of the Volcanoes National Park where gorilla trekking starts.
Mountain Gorilla View Lodge is an ecolodge with 30 spacious chalets. To ensure the least disruption of the surrounding environment, the ecolodge was constructed with locally available material.
Every chalet comes with a sitting area with a fireplace and has a tea/coffee making machine.
The ecolodge supports the surrounding rural community by purchasing farm-fresh produce that is served in the lodge’s restaurant.
Stay at Mountain View Gorilla Lodge on these recommended safaris
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$ 7,090
£ 5,632
R 102,025
€ 6,270
per person
12 daysMountain View Gorilla Lodge Details
Activities offered at the lodge
Game drives (day)Cultural experience
Amenities
Bar/LoungeFree High-Speed Internet
Free Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Wheelchair Access
En-Suite Bathroom with Shower
Included in your stay
Meals: All mealsActivities: 2 safari activities per day
Mountain View Gorilla Lodge Map
Mountain View Gorilla Lodge's location in Rwanda on Google Maps
Reviews on our safaris in this area
Every one was so helpful in making the arrangements. The booking people helped in all the questions we had, they were polite and helpful. The tour and lodge were amazing. Every one was helpful and very interesting to talk to. They made our…
Shelia
from United States of America
Discover Africa planned our safari to East Africa and we were certainly in the right areas at the right time, our itinerary was well designed to maximize time with the migration and related sightings - logistics ran smoothly and all in all…
Billy
from South Africa
Two male lions tried to take on an older female lion. The alpha male recently died and they were trying to take over his pride. The female lion was having none of it and while the males tried to tag team her; she swatted her massive paw at…
Kay Oczkowski
from United States of America
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