Rwanda
Best Time To travel
June - September; December - February
Duration From
7 Days
Price From (USD)
9950
The Heart of Safari
The land where safari began.
Rwanda's Great Landscapes
SignatureVolcanoes National Park
Bamboo-covered volcanic slopes shelter mountain gorillas and golden monkeys. Expert trackers and controlled permits keep encounters intimate and conservation-led.
SignatureNyungwe Forest National Park
Ancient montane rainforest renowned for chimpanzee tracking, colobus troops, forest walks and exceptional biodiversity.
SignatureAkagera National Park
A remarkable restoration where savannah, woodland and lakes support the Big Five, giraffes, hippos and prolific birdlife.
SignatureLake Kivu
A calm freshwater lake edged by green hills, ideal for kayaking, boat trips and restorative stays between active days.
SignatureKigali
Clean, creative and welcoming, Rwanda's capital offers dining, design, markets and meaningful historical context.
SignatureThe Congo Nile Trail & Highlands
Tea country, lake views and rolling highlands create a scenic route for walking, cycling and slower exploration.
Reasons to Choose Rwanda
Mountain Gorilla Encounters
A rare, deeply moving hour with one of the world's remaining mountain gorilla families.
Conservation with Results
Tourism contributes tangible value to protected areas and neighbouring communities.
Remarkably Easy Logistics
Good roads and compact distances connect the principal regions with minimal time lost.
Primates and the Big Five
Gorillas, chimpanzees and golden monkeys combine naturally with a classic Big Five safari.
Thoughtful Hospitality
Intimate lodges, polished service and excellent guides suit personalised high-comfort travel.
Culture and Context
Kigali's museums, arts and community experiences illuminate Rwanda's history and present.
When to Travel
Main Dry Season
Drier trails make this the most popular period for gorilla and chimpanzee trekking. Akagera wildlife viewing is also excellent.
Short Dry Season
Warm days and manageable forest trails create another rewarding window for primates, safari and Lake Kivu.
Long Rains
Heavier rain brings intensely green landscapes and fewer visitors; trekking continues but trails can be muddy.
Short Rains
Intermittent showers refresh the hills and forests, rewarding flexible travellers and keen birders.