Patiently waiting... Next year, I'm thinking either African safari or Rwanda, so great timing!
you could go with her?I hear love_the_life doing the budget right now. Hey @love_the_life - tune in to this one.
I could - but have a few things planned this year. I know she’s keen to go and with her family.you could go with her?
we did a fair bit of research into this before choosing Rwanda. I don’t think the actual gorilla experience is any different. Most of the pros for Rwanda seemed to centre around accessibility and better roads and easier trekking and the country generally functioning better. At our age and fitness level, that was important. The final decider for us was that we wanted to stay at a particular lodge in Rwanda called Bisate and that was going to be part of the experience. If you are young and fit and want to save money then I think Uganda would be the choice.Just for an FYI, I saw them in Uganda and it was fine as well as quite a bit cheaper.. The silverback i saw wasn't perhaps the biggest one you have ever seen but that was just the family group we came upon out of several groups... Not sure how the Rwandan experience would be better?
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Anyway, back to report of the Rwandan trip...
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Heaps of different ways depending on exactly where you want to go. E.g. fly SAA to South Africa (or Qantas) and then SAA to Kigali. We are going Emirates to Kenya and then Kenyan Air to Kigali. Large numbers of airlines fly to Africa, so it depends what other countries you are going to visit.What flight routes can you take from Sydney?
Were you injured/sick or was that first class?