COST FOR GORILLA SAFARI

based on a minimum of 10 clients

(NOTE: all rates are in US dollars)

Safari $2,900 per person sharing

Single room supplement $ 390 per person

Plus:

Gorilla Permit $600 per person

If the night of 19 June 2016 you require an additional

night at Boma Guest Lodge it will cost

$98 per person sharing / $160 per person single room on a

bed and breakfast basis including airport transfer

25% non refundable deposit of $725 is to secure your

place on the tour plus the cost of the gorilla permit

$600 = $1,325 US per person

Cost of the tour is based on 2015 rates.

25% deposit and gorilla permit needs to be paid to secure

your place.

To guarantee these rates full and final payment would be

due by November 30th, 2015 otherwise a 10% increase for

2016 will occur.

All clients need to be reasonably fit to do this safari

Domestic flight times are based on current schedule times

Luggage is limited to 15 kg per person

Night of 15 June 2016 at Boma Guest lodge

on a bed and breakfast basis and includes

airport transfers

Return flights by light aircraft from Entebbe

to Kihihi airstrip and road transfers to

Buhoma Lodge

3 nights Buhoma Lodge including all meals,

laundry

1 day of tracking gorillas and park fees

Optional choice of guided Forest walk; visit

to Bawa Tribe or village tour

Accompanied by a Zamag Tours and Safaris

Tour leader

This price does not include: Visa into Uganda – most passport can pay

upon arrival US$50 per person

Compulsory Medical and Travel

Insurance, including cancellation and

curtailment cover must be taken out at the

time of confirming your booking.

International flights to and from Entebbe

Lunch / dinner on 15 June at Boma Guest

house is additional cost

Night of 19 June at Boma Guest house is an

additional cost

Gratuities for camp staff, porters or guides

are not included

Drinks during your stay

Tour Costs Include

572 Weber Street North

Unit 1

Waterloo, Ontario

N2L 5C6

(519) 745 1860

(519) 897 9673

E-mail to: scotta@ftwaterloo.com TICO: 50015067

Frederick Travel Waterloo

Uganda Gorilla Safari

June 15 to 19, 2016

Tel: 519 745 1860 Toll free: 800 578 8958

The “Fine Lines”

A unique tour that will get you close to the elusive Mountain Gorilla the world’s largest living primate... For some just a dream…

For a select few, an opportunity of a lifetime

Always open…...

Mountain Gorilla Safari June 2016

Wednesday 15 June 2016

Fly to Entebbe (Uganda) and transfer to the Boma Guest House www.boma.co.ug . Here you will meet the rest of the group. Overnight at the

Boma Guest House on a bed and breakfast basis

Thursday 16 June 2016

Early morning transfer to Entebbe airport for flight to Kihihi airstrip. Met upon arrival and transfer to Buhoma Lodge (approx 50 km) by

road. Buhoma Lodge commands spectacular views of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It’s a

perfect base for a tracking experience as it offers 8 comfortable chalets, each with own private verandah and enormous windows, allowing

guests incredible views of the Bwiindi Forest. Each chalet has en suite facilities. An elevated lounge area, complete with bar and dining

facilities offers a cozy place to discuss the day’s activities. Evenings are generally chilly and a homely fireplace adds warmth to both the bar

and the atmosphere. This afternoon you can relax and take in the fresh air, or take a forest walk, a very nice way to warm up before the

Gorilla Tracking. Bwindi is a UNESCO world Heritage site and a spectacular place to visit. There are over 350 species of birds that live in

the area. There are also the rare forest elephant, giant forest hog and about 11 kinds of primates, including the red tailed and blue monkey,

black and white colobus, baboons and chimpanzee. There is also forest duiker, bush buck and over 200 species of butterflies are found in the

park. Overnight Buhoma Lodge including all meals, teas and coffee’s, laundry, park fees (drinks not included)

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Friday 17 June 2016

Early breakfast this morning before a briefing from our guide. Tracking commences every morning from the Park headquarters at 8.00 am.

The Mountain Gorillas that are tracked belong to one of the “habituated” family groups in Northern Bwindi. No more than 8 people at a

time will go and see each group of Gorillas. Experienced guides will accompany the tracking. Tracking the Gorillas is a magical experience

and nothing can prepare you for the impact of encountering a fully grown silverback gorilla which is up to three times the size of an average

human, yet they are remarkably peaceful and tolerant of human visitors. Typically tracking takes anything from 3 to 8 hours and requires

some agility and fitness. However, in the past we have had clients who have found a gorilla family within 30 minutes of leaving camp and

even had them in camp. There are approximate 800 mountain gorilla’s left in the world, of which an estimated 300 live in the Bwindi Forest,

in Uganda. Currently there are nine groups or families of habituated gorillas which can be tracked by tourists. Once you have located your

group you will be allowed to spend a maximum of one hour with them. You will be given a packed lunch to take with you.

Overnight Buhoma Lodge – all meals, park fees, laundry, gorilla tracking

Saturday 18 June 2016

Today you have a choice of activities. You can take a guide and do a walk to some waterfalls. This is a great way to see birds of which there

some 24 endemic species to the area. There are also unique butterflies and plants found in the park. The forest is magical and you will be

astounded at its beauty. Alternatively you can go visit the Batwa pigmy tribe or do a local village and school walk. Overnight Buhoma lodge

– all meals, park fees, laundry and one of the above activities

Sunday 19 June 2016

Today you will be transferred to Kihihi airstrip for your flight back to Entebbe scheduled to depart at 0945 and arriving at 1120 hours.

Those flying out on South African Airways early on the 20 June will overnight at Boma Guest lodge on a bed and breakfast basis. For those

departing on Kenyan airways, depending on what time their flight departs, may return to Boma Guest House for lunch and transferred to

the airport at a later time.

There are also optional safaris to visit Murchisson Falls National Park and Queen Elizabeth National Park. 572 Weber Street North

Unit 1

Waterloo, Ontario

N2L 5C6

(519) 745 1860

(800) 578 8958

E-mail to: scotta@ftwaterloo.com TICO: 50015067

Frederick Travel Waterloo

Kanyonyi is the dominant silverback in the Mubare family

and ever since he took over the family from his late father

Ruhondeza, who passed away at a ripe age of 50, he’s made

headlines in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

He immediately embarked on an ambitious expansion policy

and recently sustained injuries trying to ‘poach’ more

members for the Mubare family. Consequently, another lone

silverback called Malaya gave him a dose of his own

medicine and stole three members from his family.

Kanyonyi stood strong and displayed his prowess by

recovering all three members that were taken. Kanyonyi can

be defined as a character with large ambitions. Today, due

to his large ego, he has up to eighteen members in his group.

Kanyonyi