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Join a spiritual journey to Kibeho, Rwanda, for a memorable 2-day pilgrimage in honor of Our Lady of Kibeho. This special journey starts on August 14, 2026, allows you to connect with fellow pilgrims and immerse yourself in the profound history and significance of the site. Engage in prayer, reflection, and community as you visit sacred spaces and participate in solemn ceremonies. - Experience the rich spiritual atmosphere of Kibeho during the the vigil mass of solemnity - Participate in meaningful prayers and reflections with fellow attendees during solemnity mass - Immerse in the spiritual message of Our Lady of Kibeho - Our dedicated guides and staff will organize everything so that pilgrims can remain in a state of prayer without any distractions.

The 6 Days Rwanda Uganda Wildlife Safari offers the opportunity to trek golden monkeys at Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda before travelling onwards to Uganda for gorilla trekking at Bwindi National Park.

This 3 days Rwanda gorillas and golden monkeys tracking tour offers the mountain gorilla trek as the prime adventure on this 3 day trip to the Volcanoes National Park – home to a third of the 900 mountains gorillas left in the world. Volcanoes National Park is Rwanda’s part of the Virunga Mountains which is a chain of beautiful volcanoes that cut across the borders with DR Congo and Uganda. The Virunga Mountains are also home to the golden monkeys, an endangered species of monkeys that is only found in the Virungas. They are incredibly beautiful, very active and you shall find tracking a group of about 100 members a worthwhile adventure.

Mountain gorilla tracking in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a habitat with a minimum of 400 mountain gorillas which is close to a half of the 880 numbers that are known to thrive in the world. The gorilla destination of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is also a rich habitat for Afro-montane flora, counts of birds including the African broad-bill which is found in Ruhija and Congo, the forest animals like duikers and forest elephants. The magical hills offer impressive scenery and sightseeing experience. The recreation encounter on Lake Bunyonyi known as the Lake of a thousand Islands because of its 29 Islands presents moments of rejuvenation following a day long gorilla trekking experience

Travelers who are pressed for time don’t need to sacrifice a safari when visiting Kigali. This private day trip to Akagera National Park fulfills all your safari needs in just one day. With a private guide, head to the park and embark on a game drive to try to spot the Big 5—lion, buffalo, elephant, rhino, and leopard—as you navigate the landscapes of the Great Rift Valley.

Explore the diverse landscapes and wildlife of Akagera National Park on this private excursion from Kigali. Traverse woodlands, swamps, low mountains, and savannah to encounter a rich array of wildlife, from zebras and giraffes to elephants and lions. Bird enthusiasts can spot the elusive shoebill stork, while Lake Ihema in the southern region harbors hippos and crocodiles.

The largest protected wetland in Africa, a day in Akagera National Park promises wildlife sightings galore. On this tour, you’ll depart Kigali bright and early, making the roughly 3-hour drive through the African countryside to the park. From there, it’s a day of game drives, scouting for lions, tigers, elephants, giraffes, and more.

Allow us to take you on an unforgettable journey with Iriza Tours as we help you explore the vibrant city of Gisenyi and the breathtaking beauty of Lake Kivu. Immerse yourself in the charm of Gisenyi, where bustling markets, colorful streets, and friendly locals welcome you with open arms. Our knowledgeable guides will lead you through hidden gems and cultural landmarks, sharing fascinating stories along the way. Then, set sail on the crystal-clear waters of Lake Kivu aboard our luxurious boat. Feel the gentle breeze against your skin as you soak in panoramic views of lush green hills, picturesque islands, and stunning sunsets painting the sky. With Iriza Tours, every moment is an adventure waiting to be discovered. Join us and create memories that will last a lifetime.

The perfect Rwanda safari if you have just one day. Just 2.5 hrs from Kigali with a 30-minute comfort stop, Akagera is one of the few parks in Africa where you can see all the Big Five: lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and cape buffaloes in a single day. Most visitors see only four because the leopard hunts mostly at night and is rarely spotted during the day. This full-day safari starts at 05:00, and you are back at your hotel by 19:00, or at the airport by 18:00 just in time for most international flights. Arrive at the park at 8:30 AM with priority entry, bypassing the line. The day begins with a morning boat safari followed by a game drive, two different ways of exploring the park that increase your odds of spotting wildlife. Mornings are spent in the south, characterized by shrubland and woodland, where sightings cluster around game drive tracks and the lakeshore. Afternoons move north, where wildlife, particularly predators are more concentrated and visibility is unhindered

Roughly three hours from Kigali lies a world of Africa’s favorite wildlife, from elephants to black rhinos. No need to book a long safari—on this tour, you’ll depart the city bright and early, getting in a full day of game drives as you traverse the park’s low mountains and savannah. Following your guide’s keen eye, you’ll scout for giraffes, zebras, lions, impalas, buffaloes, and more, all in their natural habitat.

Take a break from the busy streets of Kigali and spend a day immersed in the beautiful natural scenery of Lake Kivu. With a private guide, drive to the lake where you see a waterfall, visit a tea plantation, take a boat ride, and soak your muscles in a hot spring. Your last stop is a visit to a cultural village that is home to reformed poachers.

This tour helps you to discover the soul of Rwanda’s capital in just one day. This guided Kigali tour blends powerful history, vibrant culture, and authentic local experiences. Visit the Kigali Genocide Memorial, Belgian Peacekeepers site, bustling Kimironko Market, and art galleries like Inema. Enjoy a fresh Rwandan lunch and walk through colorful Nyamirambo for a real taste of daily life. Led by passionate local guides, this isn’t just sightseeing—it’s Kigali through the eyes of its people.

Gain insight into local Kigali Hot Spots with a seasoned local tour guide of all Kigal Hot Spots. You will have access to a safe local driver and guide who will take you to 4 local nightclubs. Also. this tour is unique as there will be no cover charge and will be given 2 free local beers at each location. You will also Skip the lines on busy weekend nights with us. Also, have the possibility to arrange bottle services ahead of time.

i have the tourism experience of over 10 years and i have come a cross different attraction because we even go out of Rwanda for touring and trekking

A historical and political tour will open up travel in a way you’d never expect. This tour gives you an insightful glimpse into the complex issues of the ethnic divisions and the role played by the catholic church and different colonial powers in the events that led to the genocide. The tour also offers hearing first hand from people closely involved and well informed is eye opening. The second part of the tour is an opportunity to spend a day in the life of Rwandan farmers, artisans and fishermen. We also get the relax at Lake Bugesera where we get to enjoy Rwandan food.

Journey to Kibeho, Rwanda, for a profound 3-day pilgrimage celebrating the Solemnity of Our Lady of Kibeho starting from August 14, 2026. Engage with fellow pilgrims as you commemorate the anniversary of the Virgin Mary's apparitions, an event that draws thousands from across the globe. This pilgrimage includes full board meal, accommodation and transportation, allowing for an immersive spiritual experience at this sacred site. Customize your travel dates to align with other significant Marian solemnities throughout the year. - Participate in the historic celebration with over 60,000 pilgrims - Participate in meaningful prayers and reflections with fellow attendees during solemnity mass - Immerse in the spiritual message of Our Lady of Kibeho - Our dedicated guides and staff will organize everything so that pilgrims can remain in a state of prayer without any distractions. - No accompanying priest needed, welcoming all faiths and visitors

Discover Kigali’s rich culture and natural beauty on a memorable city tour. Start your journey at Kigali City Center (Car-Free Zone), where you can enjoy a relaxed walk, local cafés, public art, and the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Continue to the Kigali Genocide Memorial to gain meaningful insight into Rwanda’s history, resilience, and reconciliation journey. Next, take a short 20-minute drive to Nyandungu Eco-Park, one of Kigali’s top eco-tourism attractions. Enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the park’s restaurants, surrounded by peaceful wetland scenery. After lunch, explore over 10 km of walking and cycling trails through restored wetlands and reforested areas. Visit the Pope’s Garden, Medicinal Garden, and Birdwatching Decks for quiet exploration and excellent photography. End the tour with a visit to Kimironko Market for an authentic local shopping experience, and stop by the Niyo Art Center to enjoy contemporary Rwandan art, depending on the time available.

Nyungwe is located in the southwest, covering an area of 1016 km across the majestic hills of southeast Rwanda, Nyungwe National Park is the largest mountainous rain forest in central and east Africa and one of the most ancient, dating back to before the Ice Age. The forest supports over 1025 plant species and over 500 species of orchid and giant lobelia. Nyungwe also has 13 species of primates; these include chimpanzees and the Black and White Angolan colobus monkeys. It is also home to habituated species such as the Mangabeys and the Blue Monkeys. Nyungwe forest has its own Canopy. And it’s the only canopy in East Africa.

Discover Rwanda’s cultural heritage with this One-Day King’s Palace Museum Tour, featuring your choice of a coffee plantation visit or the Ethnographic Museum in Huye. Begin in Nyanza with a guided tour of the King’s Palace Museum, exploring traditional royal homes, historic artifacts, and the iconic Inyambo long-horned cattle. Continue to Huye, where you can either experience a hands-on coffee plantation tour, learning about cultivation, processing, and tasting freshly brewed Rwandan coffee, or visit the Ethnographic Museum, home to one of East Africa’s richest cultural collections. With comfortable round-trip transport from Kigali and an expert guide, this full-day tour offers an immersive and authentic way to explore Rwanda’s history, culture, and traditions in just one day perfect for culture lovers, coffee enthusiasts, and curious travelers.

Timely and professionalism of our staff will undoubtedly make this lifetime experience forever memorable and recommendable. Gorilla tracking is one of the experiences that change life and fulfill soul adventurous expectations, humans shared over 98% of the DNA with gorillas , so we have some commons and they among the closest animals to human, with this experience, visitor learns some behaviors and tips that are quite similar to human ones.

Discover the wonders of Akagera National Park on this immersive one-day safari, where you’ll encounter Rwanda’s majestic Big Five and diverse wildlife. Traverse through scenic landscapes of open plains and lush woodlands, spotting elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, and more. Enjoy a guided game drive with an experienced professional, taking in breathtaking views over Lake Ihema while indulging in a picnic lunch amidst nature. This tour is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers looking to capture the essence of Rwanda's rich biodiversity in a single day. - Full-day guided safari in Akagera National Park from Kigali - Experience a variety of wildlife including elephants, lions, and hippos - Includes breakfast and picnic lunch in the park - Professional guide and transportation provided from Kigali

Escape into the breathtaking beauty of Akagera National Park, Rwanda’s only Big Five destination, and experience a full day of unforgettable adventure. From sunrise to sunset, journey through rolling savannahs, shimmering lakes, and rich wetlands as you encounter big five animals and birdlife. You can customize you journey for two days to Enhance your journey with a scenic boat safari on Lake Ihema, offering close views of hippos, crocodiles, and vibrant waterbirds. And For the night owls, upgrade your tour with a guided night game drive and encounter Akagera’s nocturnal stars hyenas, bushbabies, and leopards under the magic of the African night. Whether you’re a nature lover, photographer, or adventure seeker, solo, as a couple, or in a group, this safari offers breathtaking moments, and memories to treasure forever. Prices vary depending on group size, making it easy to find the perfect option for your budget and travel style. Join us for the ultimate Rwandan safari experience!

Experience Rwanda's magic in just one day! Our 1-Day Nyungwe Canopy Walk tour is designed for adventurers short on time. Why book this unique journey? Soar Above the Forest: Walk 50m high on a 200m suspended bridge. Get breathtaking aerial views, spotting incredible birds and playful primates from a unique vantage point no other ground tour can offer! It's pure exhilaration. Royal Rwandan History: En route, step back in time at the King's Palace in Nyanza. Discover the nation's regal past, adding unexpected cultural depth to your nature escape. Scenic Splendor: Enjoy a picturesque 4-hour drive through Rwanda's stunning landscapes, making the journey part of the adventure. Perfect for thrill-seekers, nature lovers, birding enthusiasts, and culture explorers keen for a powerful, efficient Rwandan experience. Maximize your adventure – book this unforgettable day!

This tour offers a comprehensive understanding of Rwanda's complex history, from the ancient Kingdom to the colonial era and the devastating genocide. You'll gain valuable insights into the nation's remarkable journey towards reconciliation and its ongoing development.