Rwanda Gorilla Safaris
About Rwanda
Rwanda, also called the “Land of a Thousand Hills”. It is a wildlife lover’s dream in East Africa. This nation is known for its fantastic biodiversity, which makes it a top choice for those who love nature.
Rwanda is famous for its mountain gorillas. Trekking to see these gentle giants up close is a once in a lifetime experience. Additionally, Rwanda offers opportunities to track chimpanzees, colobus monkeys, and a diverse range of wildlife.
Besides the wildlife, Rwanda’s stunning landscapes, with rolling hills and serene lakes, provide a beautiful backdrop for your safari. The country’s commitment to conservation and responsible tourism makes it a top destination for nature enthusiasts. Discover the magic of Rwanda’s wildlife and landscapes on an unforgettable safari.
All Packages of Rwanda
Gorilla Trekking
Duration : 4 Days
Destination : Kigali -> Ruhengiri -> Volcanoes -> Kigali
Nyungwe Forest Safari
Duration : 5 Days
Destination : Kigali -> Nyungwe -> Lake Kivu -> Kibuye -> Kigali
Akegara Wildlife Safari
Duration : 3 Days
Destination : Kigali -> Akegra -> Lake ihema -> Kigali
Things to do in Rwanda
Embark on an incredible gorilla trek in Volcanoes National Park, a top global destination for witnessing mountain gorillas in the wild. Guided treks provide an unforgettable opportunity to get up close to these magnificent creatures.
Visit Akagera National Park, Rwanda’s largest national park, where you can see a variety of wildlife, including african elephants, african lions, giraffes, cape buffalo, and zebras on safaris.
For bird enthusiasts, head to Nyungwe National Park, a lush rainforest that houses over 1,000 bird species. It’s a paradise for birdwatching, offering the chance to spot unique birds like the Albertine owlet and the blue-headed sunbird.
Take time to learn about Rwanda’s history at the Kigali Genocide Memorial, which offers crucial insights into the nation’s past.
Rwanda Destinations
What Travelers Most Enjoyed About Rwanda
Scenery
Gorilla Trekking
Stunning Sunsets
Cultural Interaction
Birdwatching
Diverse Cuisine
Wildlife Diversity
