Kigali
The Heartbeat of Rwanda
Kigali is Rwanda’s bustling capital. This city perfectly blends modernity with a deep respect for its past. The Kigali Genocide Memorial serves as a poignant reminder of the nation’s history, while the lively markets, art galleries, and delicious food scenes tell a story of hope and a bright future.
National Parks in Rwanda
Volcanoes National Park
Step into Volcanoes National Park, a lush sanctuary where you can meet the majestic mountain gorillas. Guided by experienced trackers, you’ll get up close with these incredible creatures, experiencing firsthand the results of Rwanda’s dedicated conservation efforts.
Nyungwe Forest National Park
Enter the enchanting world of Nyungwe Forest National Park. Wander through its lush trails, listen to the songs of over 300 bird species, and watch playful primates like chimpanzees and colobus monkeys. The park’s stunning waterfalls add a touch of magic to your adventure.
Lake Kivu
Relax by the serene waters of Lake Kivu. Whether you’re on a peaceful boat ride, kayaking on its gentle waves, or enjoying the sandy shores, Lake Kivu is the perfect place to unwind. Nearby, the town of Kibuye offers rich local traditions and vibrant community life.
Akagera National Park
Explore the diverse landscapes of Akagera National Park. This park is a mosaic of savannahs, wetlands, and lakes, home to majestic elephants, prowling lions, graceful giraffes, and nimble zebras. It’s a true wildlife paradise.
Gishwati’s Rebirth
Discover Gishwati Forest Reserve, a shining example of Rwanda’s commitment to environmental restoration. As you hike through its rejuvenated trails, you’ll encounter unique biodiversity and rare primates, showcasing nature’s incredible resilience.
Rwanda isn’t just a place to visit; it’s an experience that stays with you long after you’ve left. Join us and become part of Rwanda’s ongoing story, letting its magic leave an unforgettable mark on your soul.
Itineraries
Discover Gishwati Forest Reserve, a shining example of Rwanda’s commitment to environmental restoration. As you hike through its rejuvenated trails, you’ll encounter unique biodiversity and rare primates, showcasing nature’s incredible resilience.