Rwanda Safaris

One of Rwanda’s most famous safaris, gorilla trekking allows visitors to experience a close encounter with endangered mountain gorillas, an awe-inspiring and unique adventure.

Nyungwe Forest is home to numerous primates, including chimpanzees. Trekking through the dense forest offers a chance to observe these intelligent creatures in their natural environment.

Located in Akagera National Park, Lake Ihema offers serene boat safaris where you can spot hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species while gliding across the tranquil waters.

This safari focuses on the playful and rare golden monkeys, which inhabit the bamboo forests of Volcanoes National Park, offering a lighter but equally rewarding primate experience.

With over 700 bird species, Rwanda is a paradise for bird enthusiasts. Akagera, Nyungwe, and even the wetlands near Kigali are hotspots for spotting colorful and exotic birds

Night safaris in Akagera offer a unique opportunity to spot nocturnal animals like hyenas, leopards, and bush babies, showcasing a different side of the park’s ecosystem.

While not a traditional safari, this elevated walkway offers breathtaking views of the forest and its inhabitants, including birds, monkeys, and other wildlife.

This newly established park combines hiking with wildlife spotting, offering a chance to see primates, birds, and lush vegetation while trekking through beautiful landscapes.

Combine wildlife viewing with cultural experiences, such as visiting local communities near the parks, to learn about Rwanda’s conservation efforts and the symbiotic relationship between people and nature.