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Learn to make banana juice, a popular elixir typically served at Rwandan weddings and parties, during this 8-hour course. You’ll start your experience by hand picking green bananas and dropping them into a hole in the ground for ripening. After enjoying an authentic lunch with your hosts, dig up your now-ripe bananas to start the juice-making process. Finish you day with a chance to shop for souvenirs at a local artisan market. Your banana juice course includes a guide, lunch and round-trip transport to the juice-making site.

Explore the vibrant streets of Kigali on a guided bike tour of the city. Visit the Kigali Genocide Memorial, explore Nyamirambo, and taste local delicacies.

The vibrancy of Kigali is beautifully showcased as you venture to where the first modern building was built, which laid the foundations for Rwanda’s capital city. Next, journey through bustling neighbourhoods for an authentic taste of Kigali life. The rapidly changing façade of the city is due to the numerous visitors and investors who are attracted to what has been hailed as one of the friendliest and safest cities in Africa.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Rwanda with a full-day cultural experience in Kigali City. Start your journey at the bustling Kimironko Market, where you'll interact with local vendors and discover their daily lives. Next, experience Rwandan traditions at the Umurishyo Art Center, featuring local cuisine, traditional games, and unique beer preparation. Conclude your day with a scenic city tour to the Inema Art Center, showcasing contemporary art and interactive experiences like painting and drumming. This tour offers an authentic glimpse into Rwanda's rich cultural tapestry. - Full-day cultural tour exploring Kigali’s vibrant markets and art centers - Interact with local vendors at Kimironko Market and learn about Rwandan culture - Enjoy local cuisine and participate in traditional activities at Umurishyo Art Center - Engage with contemporary art and performances at Inema Art Center

Enjoy a full day guided tour with pick-up at 9:00 AM after breakfast & drop-off at 7:00 PM. Start at the Kigali Genocide Memorial, a powerful tribute to Rwanda’s history. Explore the Kandt House Museum, showcasing pre-colonial life, German colonial rule, and the city’s founding, complete with natural history exhibits. Take in panoramic views from Juru Park before heading to Fazenda Sengha on Mount Kigali for horseback riding, ziplining, archery, and quad biking. Discover Nyandungu Eco-Park’s 121-hectare wetlands, ideal for walks, cycling, and birdwatching. Savor local dishes on a walking food tour in Nyamirambo’s vibrant Biryogo district. Visit Inema Arts Center’s galleries and live performances, then support women’s empowerment at the Nyamirambo Women’s Center. Conclude by exploring modern Kigali, from sleek neighborhoods to bustling markets, gaining insight into the city’s evolution and future vision.

Delve into Rwanda's poignant history with a guided visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial. This insightful tour offers a profound exploration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, featuring powerful exhibitions that showcase photographs, survivor testimonies, and artifacts. Your guide will prepare you for this historical journey, ensuring a respectful and educational experience as you reflect on the causes and consequences of this tragedy. This tour is ideal for history enthusiasts and those seeking to understand Rwanda's resilient spirit. - Guided tour through the Kigali Genocide Memorial with expert insights - Explore powerful exhibitions detailing the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi - Understand the historical context through photographs and survivor stories - Suitable for history buffs and travelers interested in cultural education

This Tour helps you to see the real life of Kigali through all corners of the city, our guides are very flexible and can take you anywhere you want. the tour includes a visit to a new and old Kigali, to show you the real image of where the country came from and the journey to greatness after a few years of recovering from the Genocide.

Take some time in Rwanda to learn about the country’s social development when you take this private tour to the Akilah Institute, Rwanda’s only all-woman’s college. Tour the campus to learn about the college’s education and leadership model. Then, gain insight into local life with a walk in the culturally diverse Nyamirambo neighborhood, including a stop at the Nyamirambo Women’s Center for local handicrafts.

An overnight Experience is a unique opportunity to participate in the life of a rural Rwandan and her/his family. Home Stay hostesses live in homes made of mud or bricks, which usually have one larger front room for receiving visitors and a few smaller bedrooms for the family. In the enclosed area behind the house, there is an outdoor kitchen, enclosed pit latrine and bathing outhouse, animal stalls and family work space. Most host families have about four children at home. In Rwandan culture, guests are considered a blessing! Your Home Stay Experience begins with a drive to a nearby village, where you and your BGE guide will be welcomed by your rural community hosts. This experience can be long or short depending on the guest's wishes and it is popular with students that are participating in abroad study programs,internships and researches.

This Tour Isn't For Everyone. If you want the Rwanda you've seen in photos—gorillas, Kigali tours, palace visits, Lake Kivu sunsets—skip this. This tour revolves around inspirational figures who transformed Rwanda—from colonial times through genocide to today. Even your lodge host has a story worth telling. Meet Father Fraipont, the "father of people with disabilities." Meet Godfrey, whose conversation under a tree fed 20,000 people. Learn from Batwa master potters. Ride on the back of a bicycle 'African Taxi' through landscapes and heritage sites that shaped royal power. Hear monarchy stories in the palace. Watch everything you know about waste change: cow urine grows massive bananas, dung powers homes, banana stalks become sanitary pads. Two days meeting giants. Understanding Rwanda through people who refused to let it break.

Exploring Kigali is necessary once you land in this unique, cleanest and safe city. Being the best and cleanest city in Africa, touring Kigali will make you comfortable as a way to kick off your visit to Rwanda and most important experiencing the beauty of the entire country. Based on your travel needs and aspirations, we will customize this package with much flexibility in order to help you enjoy the beauty of Kigali city. Our guides are very knowledgeable about Kigali city as they will connect you to the local community with a warmly welcome.

Unveil the soul of Kigali on a transformative 1-Day City Tour. Begin at the Kigali Genocide Memorial, where moving exhibits honor Rwanda’s resilience. Explore the Kandt House Museum, revealing pre-colonial and colonial history, complete with a unique zoo. Wander Nyamirambo’s colorful Biryogo street, tasting authentic Rwandan cuisine on a walking food tour. Visit the inspiring Nyamirambo Women’s Center, empowering local communities. Ascend Mount Kigali for breathtaking panoramic views of the city and countryside. Reflect at the Belgian Peacekeepers Memorial, a poignant historical site. End your day at vibrant markets, brimming with fresh produce and handmade crafts. Guided by an expert, this private tour offers curated cultural immersion and exclusive access for affluent travelers seeking meaningful adventures.

Remember the victims of the Rwandan genocide when you embark on this memorial tour from Kigali. With a private guide, visit the former Catholic churches of Ntarama and Nyamata, where thousands fled for safety but instead, were killed. Pay your respects and learn about the causes, realities, and consequences of the Tutsi genocide in Rwanda.

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.

The Dancing Pots Tour invites you into the heart of Rwanda’s vibrant cultural heritage, where music, dance, and pottery come together to tell a powerful story of resilience and inclusion. Travel through three inspiring communities shaped by the legacy of Abbé Fraipont Ndagijimana—a devoted priest who championed dignity and opportunity for people living with disabilities and the Batwa, Rwanda’s Indigenous people. Expect warm welcomes, hands-on pottery experiences, joyful performances, and meaningful encounters with communities that embody Rwanda’s spirit of creativity and transformation.

Our Guide will pick you up from your city residence and drive through the Modern City as he heads to the Old Town where you get to see both sides of the City. Drive up Mt Kigali for a chance to view the whole City as well as enjoy horse back riding as you stopover for photos at different sites. Optionally indulge in other activities at your venue or head back to the city for lunch (own account). Drop off at your residence after a fabulous time

Volcanoes National Park (Rwanda) is a spectacular protected area in northern Rwanda, best known for safeguarding the endangered mountain gorillas. Located within the Virunga Mountain range, the park is characterized by dramatic volcanic peaks, dense bamboo forests, montane rainforests, and mist-covered slopes. The park is home to several volcanoes, including Mount Karisimbi, Mount Bisoke, and Mount Muhabura, and supports rich biodiversity such as golden monkeys, forest elephants, birds, and diverse plant species. Volcanoes National Park is internationally renowned for gorilla trekking, allowing visitors to hike through rugged terrain for a rare, close encounter with gorillas in their natural environment. It also plays a vital role in conservation and research, continuing the legacy of Dian Fossey, whose work helped save mountain gorillas from extinction.

This experience combines history, daily life, and nature in one thoughtful journey. Guests visit Nyamata and Ntarama Churches with a local guide who provides respectful context, then continue into nearby villages to experience real local life beyond tourist routes. The day ends at the calm shores of Gashora Lake, offering time to reflect and relax. It is a balanced experience that feels genuine, meaningful, and personal.

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 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!

Experience Kigali after dark with a local guide who knows the best spots for music, dancing, and nightlife. Unlike other tours, this small-group experience (max 8people) gives you insider access to popular clubs, karaoke venues, bars, and live music spots, letting you see the city like a local. Enjoy a safe, fun, and personalized night out, exploring Kigali’s vibrant energy, music, and culture perfect for solo travelers, couples, or groups looking for an unforgettable evening

The private full day tour offers exclusive access to hidden gems, expert local guides, and unforgettable cultural experiences perfect for travelers seeking authenticity and adventure off the beaten path

Designed for those seeking a profound understanding of Rwanda's complex past, our Political and Historical Tour takes you on a thought-provoking expedition to prominent memorials and museums. These sites serve as powerful testaments to Rwanda's history and political landscape, offering a comprehensive narrative of the nation's journey. This tour is more than just a historical overview; it's an opportunity to engage with Rwanda's past and present, fostering a deeper appreciation for the country's resilience and progress. By the end of your journey, you'll gain invaluable insights into Rwanda's transformation, making this tour an essential experience for history enthusiasts, political science students, and anyone seeking to understand the complexities of nation-building in the face of adversity.

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.