The Best of Rwanda: Gorillas, Safari, Beautiful Lakes and Culture

7 Days 6 Night
Max Guests : 20
Difficulty : 7/10
Scenic Views : 9/10
Wildlife: High

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Rwanda offers a vibrant mix of activities highlighting its natural splendor, culture, and history. Trek through Volcanoes National Park to encounter mountain gorillas, go on safaris in Akagera National Park to see elephants, lions, and more, and take boat trips on Lake Ihema to spot hippos and crocodiles.

Relax, swim, or kayak on Lake Kivu’s serene shores with stunning hill and volcano views. Hike in Nyungwe Forest to observe chimpanzees and enjoy canopy walks. Visit tea plantations to learn about tea production, engage with local traditions through dance and crafts at cultural villages, and explore the Kigali Genocide Memorial to understand Rwanda’s resilience, delivering a diverse and immersive experience.

Activities

Fishing
Kayak
Campfire
Biking

Navigating
KayakShooting
Night Exploring
Photography

Price Includes

Gorilla and Safari permits
6 Nights Hotel Accomodation
Hotel pickup and Private transportation
Breakfast

Price Excludes

Driver Service Fee
Guide Service Fee
Room Service Fees

What to Expect

Rwanda’s 7-day adventure offers a captivating mix of natural wonders and profound cultural experiences. Gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park involves hiking through lush, misty forests to observe endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat, a deeply moving encounter.

In Akagera National Park, safaris across sprawling savannas reveal elephants, lions, giraffes, and vibrant birdlife, while boat trips on Lake Ihema bring you close to hippos and crocodiles amid stunning waterscapes. At Lake Kivu, expect serene moments relaxing on sandy shores, swimming, or kayaking with breathtaking views of rolling hills and distant volcanoes.

Hiking in Nyungwe Forest immerses you in dense rainforests, where you may spot chimpanzees or colobus monkeys, and the elevated canopy walkway offers sweeping views of the forest’s vibrant ecosystem.On the cultural front, tea plantation visits in places like Gisakura let you stroll through lush green fields, discover the art of tea production, and taste fresh brews.

Engaging with local communities at cultural villages like Iby’Iwacu, you’ll experience lively Rwandan traditions through energetic dance, music, and hands-on crafts like basket weaving, fostering a deep connection to local life.

Visiting the Kigali Genocide Memorial provides a poignant opportunity to reflect on the 1994 genocide, with exhibits and stories highlighting Rwanda’s resilience and journey toward healing.

View the Nature
Hiking in the forest
Discover the famous view point “The Lark”
Sunset on the cruise

Itinerary

Day 1 - Arrive at campground

Set up camp, and explore the surrounding area. Take a leisurely stroll around the campground and get familiar with the facilities and amenities available. After setting up camp, take a short hike on one of the nearby trails to get a sense of the local flora and fauna. As the day comes to a close, enjoy a campfire meal and get a good night’s rest in preparation for the days ahead.

Day 2 - Wake up early and embark on a day hike

Day 3 - Join a guided ranger-led nature walk

Day 4 - Take a break from hiking

Day 5 - Pack a lunch and embark on a longer hike

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Safari Adventure

From$4,500

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The Best of Rwanda: Gorillas, Safari, Beautiful Lakes and Culture