Top Kigali Sightseeing Tours - page 3

Take a break from Kigali on this full-day private tour to Lake Kivu, with round-trip transportation by 4x4 vehicle ensuring a hassle-free journey. Perfect for unwinding after a busy trip or getting your vacation off to the right start, this tour includes a scenic boat ride on the African Great Lake, relaxation at a lakeside beach and hot springs, and insight into local heritage at the Iby’iwacu Cultural Village.

Birding around Kigali is an introduction to birdlife of East Africa as these places are a mix of habitats including grassland, wetlands and lakes (ponds). Birding at one (or all) of the mentioned sites, is an introduction to birds of Rwanda and you have also an occasion to see rare birds like White-collared Oliveback, Papyrus Gonolek and Papyrus Canary.

Chimpanzee trekking in Nyungwe is unique due to its location in Africa's oldest montane rainforest, offering encounters with adaptable, high-altitude chimps in a biodiverse ecosystem with bamboo forests and wetlands, providing intimate views of their complex social lives and unique behaviors, unlike savanna experiences. The varying habituation levels of groups (like Cyamudongo, Uwinka, Gisovu) and the focus on small, guided groups ensure personalized experiences in a truly wild, rugged setting

A Kigali city tour will reward you will a tour of one of the cleanest and safe country not only in Africa but in the whole world. You will be able to learn from the past History on the country by visiting the Kigali Genocide memorial and know the journey of transformation the country has undergone.

Kigali is packed with historical attractions, but knowing where to go—and what to see—takes local know-how. This private city tour covers the highlights of the Rwandan capital in one full day of sightseeing. Pay your respects at the Kigali Genocide Memorial, shop for souvenirs at bustling Kimironko Market, and enjoy panoramic views from Mount Kigali. Hotel pickup and lunch are included.

Spend a day exploring Rwanda’s most scenic views on this private tour from Kigali, ideal for travelers short on time. Visit picturesque spots around Lake Kivu and Nyungwe Forest National Park, and immerse yourself in local culture with stops at villages and cultural centers. Enjoy personalized insights, hotel pickup, and a tailored experience with your private guide.

Witness the endangered chimpanzee and spend the unforgettable overnight at Nyungwe, one of the oldest rainforests in Africa. Come and enjoy the playful primate experience in the beautiful nature views. Highlights: Chimpanzee trekking at Nyungwe National Park Enjoy the nature walk in Africa's oldest rainforest Witness the endangered primates and learn about their behavior Enjoy the playful scenes and fun activities of chimps

You will experience Kigali on a history-minded tour of the city. Far from simply looking at buildings and listening to a few anecdotes, you will learn about life in Kigali during several different time periods and begin to understand the impact each era had on the Rwandan people. The main stops include the first colonial building in Kigali, the Hotel des Mille Collines made famous in the movie Hotel Rwanda and Camp Kigali, a small memorial that provides an excellent introduction to the subject of the genocide. You can also choose to visit the Kigali Memorial Center a must-see for most visitors to the country and the main genocide museum. A burial site with over 250,000 victims of genocide, the memorial includes an exhibition on the history of genocide in Rwanda, a children’s memorial exhibition and an exhibition on comparative genocide in the world. The large memorial garden contains ten mass graves where families and visitors may pay their respects.

Embark on a thrilling 2-day adventure in Akagera National Park, Rwanda’s premier wildlife destination. Day 1 begins with a scenic drive through the “Land of a 1000 Hills,” followed by an exciting game drive or boat ride to spot hippos, crocodiles, elephants, and diverse birdlife. As the sun sets, camp at the stunning Mutumba viewpoint, enjoying a bush dinner under the stars. Day 2 kicks off with an early morning game drive to catch wildlife at their most active, followed by a full-day exploration in search of the Big Five and other iconic species. With over 500 bird species, Akagera is a paradise for nature lovers. Enjoy picnic lunches amidst breathtaking landscapes before returning to Kigali with unforgettable memories.

Rwanda’s coffee is known for its delicate flavors, and just outside Akagera National Park, you’ll get to see the caffeinated magic for yourself. On this tour, you’ll visit a world-class coffee farm—worked by female farmers—see how the beans are harvested, roasted, and more, getting a deep look at every step in the process of creating your morning cup of joe.

We will start your walking tour near Norrsken Kigali House and takes you through important historical and cultural spots in the heart of the city. The first stop is the Belgian Peacekeepers Memorial, a solemn site honoring the ten Belgian peacekeepers who lost their lives during the Genocide against tutsi. The second stop is Biryogo Food Street, a lively local area where you will experience everyday life in Kigali, with small shops, street vendors, and the vibrant atmosphere of a traditional neighborhood. The third stop is Imbuga City Walk, a pleasant pedestrian walkway featuring several shops where visitors can buy souvenirs, local crafts, and small gifts while enjoying Kigali’s modern urban setting. The tour ends in front of the Bank of Kigali Headquarters, right in the city center. Throughout the experience, you will walk with a knowledgeable local guide who shares stories about Kigali’s history, culture, and daily life.

Travelers with limited time in Rwanda can still get a glimpse of the nation’s endangered mountain gorillas on this full-day private tour to Volcanoes National Park. Start the day early with hassle-free hotel pickup, then enjoy a scenic drive to the park. Follow your expert ranger to locate the gorillas for your close encounter, then refuel with lunch and return transfer via the Iby'iwacu Cultural Village and Gasumo Waterfall.

Dive deep into the dark history of Rwanda’s genocide during this full-day tour from Kigali. With a private guide, learn about the massacre of the Tutsi and Hutu people that took place between April and July 1994. Visit the Ntarama ad Nyamata churches, where several people took refuge during the genocide, and hear stories about what it was like during this time.

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.

Kigali is the cleanest, safest city in Africa! A walking tour is a great way to discover Kigali because the roads are relaxed, chaos in the city center is minimal, and safety is assured! Each walking tour may be customized based on your interests!

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.

Our 3-day journey to Nyungwe Natural Forest is a one-of-a-kind adventure. Explore the pristine Nyungwe forest, home to rare primates and exotic flora, with expert guides. Experience thrilling canopy walks and immerse in the rich biodiversity of this ancient rainforest. With an emphasis on conservation and sustainability, this tour offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and support preservation efforts in a breathtaking setting.

Kigali is a modern capital surrounded by rolling hills and lush valleys, a great place to do a bike tour. Join this private excursion and explore the best of the Rwandan capital as you pedal around the city’s top attractions like Nyamirambo, the oldest village in the city, and the Kigali Genocide Memorial. Your tour also includes lunch at a local restaurant and a coffee tasting.

You will be cared for by the best in the industry, we are trained graded and licensed by the government of Uganda. We are passionate about our country and are very happy and please to show case the beauty and magnificent attributes that we are proud to poses and we share them with you. We will make your dreams come true, through out your stay with us you will have a personal assistant at your call 24/7 till the end of your trip. By then you may find out that you may not really want to leave. But in so doing you take a little of the Nile with you and lots of pictures and memories

Kigali is one of the most dynamic and culturally rich African capitals, but knowing where to go—and what to see—takes insider knowledge. Get a local’s perspective on Kigali’s thriving arts and culture scene during this half-day private tour. Highlights include the chance to meet top Kigali artists in an art gallery, a cup of Rwandan coffee in a state-of-the-art café, and a visit to a women’s entrepreneurship NGO.

Get an authentic taste of rural village life in Rwanda during this flexible-length, small-group experience visiting with a local family. Get a chance to participate in daily chores like hoeing the fields or planting crops, then take a break for a lunch of local Rwandan fare and have time chat with your hosts. Finish your day with a weaving lesson and a chance to purchase local handicrafts made by your family. This small-group experience, limited to six guests, also covers a guide, lunch and transport to the village.

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 UN Millennium Villages Project is probably the most famous and most comprehensive development initiative of our time. It was designed to lift some of the world’s poorest areas out of extreme poverty. Our Millennium Village Tour gives answers to those visitors who want to know more about the challenges that so many African communities face, and teaches a variety of interventions that have proven to be successful in the fight against poverty. A truly educational experience, the tour touches on topics such as sustainable agriculture, education, health care, infrastructure, micro-enterprise development as well as peace building and reconciliation, while offering opportunities to authentically experience aspects of the local culture, including food, language and traditions. Guided in part by local inhabitants, the tour offers very personal insights into the lives of the villagers while ensuring that the community and the individuals involved in tourism benefit from the initiative.

2 Days Chimpanzees trekking in Nyungwe forest takes you to the canopy walkway,Nature walk & hiking.The2 days Rwanda Chimpanzees trekking safari will also reward you to do the Canopy walk experience. This activity will give you a bird’s eye sight of the forest, birds and chimps.Located in the South West corner of Rwanda, Nyungwe National Park is an untouched natural rainforest that is filled with exciting biodiversity.Covering over 1000 square kilomtres, Nyungwe forest is surely one of the world’s most beautiful and pristine mountain rainforests. It’s believed to be one of Africa’s oldest forests, staying green even through the Ice Age, which explains its diversity. Home to habituated chimpanzees and 12 other primates species (including a 400-strong troop of habituated Ruwenzori Black & White Colobus), it’s also a birder’s paradise with over 300 species, including 16 endemics, and is home to 75 different species of mammal.