Safari Guidelines

Safari guidelines protect wildlife, communities, and guests. They reduce stress on animals and help avoid unsafe situations. Following these rules supports conservation efforts inside national parks. Guides explain expectations clearly before activities begin. Respecting guidelines ensures long-term protection of wildlife.

Wildlife viewing requires calm and patience. A safe distance must always be maintained. Guests should follow guide instructions and avoid loud behavior. Feeding or touching animals is not allowed because it alters natural behavior. Quiet observation leads to better sightings.

Gorilla and chimpanzee trekking follows strict rules. All treks are guided by official park rangers. Guests who feel unwell are not allowed to trek to prevent disease transmission. A required distance must be maintained at all times. Flash photography is restricted to avoid distress.

Community interaction should be respectful. Always ask permission before taking photographs. Dress modestly and follow local customs. Guides help explain cultural norms to ensure positive engagement.

Environmental care is essential. Littering is not allowed. Vehicles remain on designated tracks to prevent damage. Guests are encouraged to reduce plastic waste. These actions help protect fragile ecosystems.