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Whether you book through a group or sign up by yourself, the actual gorilla trek happens in the same way. You go to the base camp, get your briefing, get divided into groups of 8 based on fitness, etc, and each group of 8 goes off in search of a different family.

Other than that, it's a personal choice. For myself, traveling solo in Rwanda was a pleasure with decent infrastructure and friendly people - certainly not disturbing or boring.

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Davidh,
Thank you for the comment.
"Boring and disturbing" I meant if he traveled on his own from his hotel of residence for instance if he is to spend a night in Kigali, the distance to the park would last 1 hour and without company from other trekkers, this is boring.
Otherwise, He will have to find himself a car hire or get on a bike for a ride which is disturbing

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