Gorilla births in Bwindi are a positive reminder of the success of Uganda’s long-term conservation efforts
London, UK, 2026-Jul-02 — /Travel PR News/ — According to Acacia Africa, the latest news from Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is set to boost interest and bookings in Uganda. The Mishaya gorilla family in Rushaga has welcomed a newborn baby, increasing the group from nine to ten individuals.
Arno Delport, Sales & Marketing Manager at Acacia Africa, comments, “Gorilla births in Bwindi are always wonderful news and, while not exceptionally rare, each new arrival is a positive reminder of the success of Uganda’s long-term conservation efforts. For many travellers, it adds to the sense of excitement, as there is always the chance, though never guaranteed, of seeing the infant in the wild.”
SAVE 25% (£311pp) Acacia Africa’s 6-day Gorilla Encounter visits Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and is priced from only £934pp (no single supplement) + £820 (gorilla and chimp permits) including highlights, transport, accommodation (5 nights camping in 2-person dome tents), most meals, and the services of a tour leader and driver. Price excludes return flights. The itinerary includes a full day of gorilla trekking and the additional opportunity to catch sight of chimpanzees near Queen Elizabeth National Park. With a three-night stay at Lake Bunyonyi, there is also ample time to go kayaking, explore nearby villages and enjoy guided nature walks. Guaranteed departures. September 08 and September 15. Starts Kampala – ends Kampala. Normal tour price: £1,245pp. Offer available on scheduled departures between 01 August 2026 – 30 September 2026. Book by July 31.
Despite recent health concerns, Uganda remains open to visitors and continues to welcome travellers from the UK. Gorilla trekking in Bwindi operates under strict conservation and visitor protocols, with regulated group sizes and expert guides ensuring safety and minimal wildlife disturbance.
Year-round scheduled departures. Acacia Africa (020 7706 4700; acacia-africa.com). ABTA No. W4093 PROTECTED.
