Gorilla Forest Camp is situated in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and conservation area, which is home to nearly half of the world's mountain gorillas.

Gorilla Forest Camp is a luxury tented safari camp comprising of a main camp area and eight luxury tents with en-suite facilities. Bathrooms have a bathtub which looks out into the forest and the bedroom accommodation has two hand-carved queen size beds. Each guest tent has a large woooden viewing deck where guests can arrange private dining.

The main camp area has a bar and dining cottage and a large raised viewing deck wwhich looks out over the rain forest.

Gorilla tracking safaris start at 8.30 am each day and consist of a maximum of 8 guests with experienced guide and porters. Gorillas can cover huge distances overnight and never remain just in one area, so the safaris can last anything from two to nine hours over challenging terrain. For this reason participants need to be physically fit. Once gorillas are located a maximum of one hour is allowed for viewing.

As well as gorillas there are 10 other primate species you are likely to see on safaris including chimps and black and white colobus with their distinctive flowing white tail.

Clients interested in seeing gorillas in the wild should also consider Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge in Rwanda - click 'here' for details.