A typical wildlife holiday will usually revolve around either scuba diving, where you examine the various ecological features in the ocean (like reefs), or around a safari, where you drive through a wildlife reserve, usually in Africa, where you can see the large mammals in Africa. In addition to these two types though, a newer one which is growing in popularity is a trek, where you walk through gorilla natural habitat, seeing the world that they experience, and, if you are lucky meeting a group of gorillas. This type of holiday can be more exhausting, but the opportunity to see one of the most intelligent species, as well as one similar to our own, is something which few wildlife nuts would pass up. Seeing a family of gorilla’s interacting with each other is a unique experience, as well as a testament to the efforts of the various conservationists who have dedicated their lives to the continual survival of gorilla populations. You can rest easily knowing that the money you spend for your gorilla trek will help to continue and improve their efforts to maintain the health of the gorilla population.