Top Rwanda Tours by Duration - page 3

Some safari experiences can end up costing more than planned. Avoid hidden costs on a 2-day tour to Akagera National Park that includes accommodation, meals, and park fees as per itinerary, leaving you free to explore with a professional guide in search of lions, elephants, rhinos and more. Enjoy seamless round-trip transfer with private transportation from your hotel or airport.

Kigali is known for its landmarks and culture, but it can be hard for new visitors to find their way around the many highlights. Discover the city like a local on a tour that includes Mount Kigali, an art exhibition, local cafes, and the Genocide Memorial. Gain insight into the Rwanda capital from your guide, and relax after a day’s sightseeing with hotel drop-off included.

Enjoy a day discovering Kigali’s art, history, fashion and culture. Discover the old City of Kigali, tour a local market, taste Rwandan coffee, enjoy local art and a visit to an entrepreneur’s workshop. Return to Heaven Restaurant for a local, traditional Rwandan meal. Optional: Visit to the Genocide Memorial.

Lake Kivu day trip and cruise is a Round road trip from Kigali in a luxury 4×4 Toyota Landcruiser to Lake Kivu. Lunch is taken at a local hotel before you enjoy a cruise on the lake viewing the local islands and scenic views of the surrounding countryside. Stop for a hike on Napoleon Island to view the local fruit bat population and vistas from the island’s peak. Re-board the boat to finish the cruise and depart for Kigali with souvenir shopping en route.

Our experienced guides ensure you don’t miss a thing, using their skills to track and find wildlife so you get the most out of your safari. Spotting animals in the wild isn’t just luck—it takes knowledge, patience, and the right connections. Our expert guides are part of a trusted network that shares real-time updates using GPS technology, helping them locate even the most elusive creatures. With their deep understanding of animal behavior and access to up-to-the-minute tracking info, they’ll take you straight to the action, so you spend less time searching and more time enjoying the experience. But a great safari isn’t just about the guide—it’s also about the ride. Our luxury 4x4 vehicles are built for both the rugged trails of the park and the long highway journey to get there, ensuring a smooth and comfortable experience from start to finish. With plenty of space and a stable ride, you can relax and enjoy every moment of the adventure.

Akagera National Park is the only place in Rwanda where you can spot the Big Five, but getting there from Kigali can be challenging on your own. This full-day private tour includes hotel pickup and hassle-free transportation with early morning departure to maximize wildlife viewing. Enjoy guided game drives and a picnic lunch, all included for a seamless experience.

Characterized by woodlands, swamps, and savannahs, Akagera National Park is a must-visit for those visiting Rwanda. On this private tour, depart Kigali and enjoy a full-day safari in the park which is home to giraffes, zebras, elephants, lions, buffaloes, and much more. This tour is great for those who don’t have time to commit to a multi-day safari but still want to see wildlife in a natural environment.

The 2-day Nyungwe National Park safari gives you an insight into the spectacular natural beauty and the wonders of the ancient forest that shall offer you exciting activities such as chimpanzee trekking, a canopy walk, nature walks, visiting one of the tea estates with an amazing stopover at the Kings palace in Nyanza. Discover the Untold mystery about Nyungwe

This is a unique Experience of facing wildlife in their natural habitat. Our guides are really friendly and efficient.

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.

When you arrive in Rwanda, you’ll be amazed by the incredible activities at Volcanoes National Park. Just beyond the park, you’ll find Volcano View Campsite, located at the foot of Mount Bisoke and surrounded by the stunning Five Volcanoes. You can camp under Mount Bisoke after a thrilling Gorilla Trek or after a fun day exploring Volcanoes National Park. Sleep under the stars with the warmth of a campfire, enjoy fresh food and drinks, or relax with hotel-style service from a professional chef. Whether you’re planning to trek the gorillas or discover the beauty of Musanze, this experience is perfect for you. You can choose to camp at Volcano View Campsite for one day or stay longer for even more adventure.

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.

With the 3 day Kalinzu chimpanzee trekking and gorilla trekking at Bwindi National Park safari option, you drive from Kigali, Rwanda straight to Queen Elizabeth National Park in southwestern Uganda for overnight. Trek chimpanzees at Kalinzu forest reserve on day two and complete the tour with gorilla trekking at Bwindi National Park.

Get a first-hand peek at some of Rwanda’s most iconic wildlife during this private overnight trek through Nyungwe National Park, with round-trip transportation from Kigali. Experience a lush, nature-filled reserve, with a chance to spot endangered bird species, rare orchids, and the park’s most famous inhabitants: chimpanzees. All-inclusive excursions also include meals.

Discover Rwanda’s rich biodiversity when you book this 2-day tour from Kigali to Akagera National Park. Alongside a private guide, enjoy game drives and a boat safari on Ihema Lake to spot wildlife like hippos, crocodiles, elephants, giraffes, zebras, and perhaps even lions and black rhinos. Upgrade to include accommodation for a seamless safari experience.

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.

Come face to face with mountain gorillas in their natural habitat during this private full-day gorilla-tracking excursion to Volcanoes National Park from Kigali. Learn how gorillas live and eat, getting access to remote locations in a 4WD-equipped vehicle alongside a knowledgeable guide and driver. Lunch, door-to-door transportation, and permits are included.

Dense forests might not be what you picture when you think of East Africa, but that’s exactly the landscape you’ll explore at Nyungwe National Park, in southeast Rwanda. Departing from Kigali, you’ll cross massive swinging bridges in the tree’s wild canopy, count the colors of orchids, listen for monkey calls, spot incredible flora and fauna, and more.

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.

See African wildlife in their natural environment when you book this full-day excursion to Akagera National Park from Kigali. With a private guide, drive around the park in a 4x4 vehicle and navigate the woodlands, swaps, and savannahs with ease. Animals you may see on your safari include lions, elephants, zebras, giraffes, buffaloes, hippos, and monkeys.

Experience the thrill of seeing mountain gorillas in their natural habitat as you embark on a safari on this 2-day tour from Kigali. With a private guide, get close to the gorilla families that reside in Volcanoes National Park and see the dominant silverback gorillas that lead the family. This is a unique experience that takes you deep into the jungles in search of these giant primates.

See gorillas in their natural habitat during this small-group excursion to Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, from Kigali. Ground transfers, meals, and gorilla trekking permits are included, with campsite stays within the park at an additional cost. Get guidance from national park guides on gorilla tracking within a group limited to only 10 people.

Bananas play an integral role in Rwandan culture and this half-day tour gives you a glimpse into the famous banana juice. Join a small group and learn how to make the drink in the traditional way. Walk through the grove to collect green bananas and leaves to bury and ripen over a few days. Dig up some ripened bananas and peel, mash, and strain the fruit to get your delicious juice.

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.