Rwanda Sports

Popular destinations like Mount Bisoke, Karisimbi, and Nyungwe Forest National Park offer hiking trails that range from easy walks to challenging climbs, allowing tourists to explore Rwanda’s stunning natural beauty.

Lake Kivu provides a serene setting for kayaking. Tourists can paddle along its calm waters, enjoying views of the lush coastline and nearby islands..

Football is immensely popular in Rwanda, and tourists can join informal matches in local communities or attend a professional game at stadiums like the Amahoro National Stadium in Kigali.

While not a conventional sport, gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park is a physically demanding activity that combines adventure with wildlife conservation.

Adventure seekers can experience Rwanda’s first canopy walk and ziplining in Nyungwe Forest, offering thrilling views of the rainforest while testing their courage.

Tourists can play casual basketball games with locals or attend a Basketball Africa League (BAL) game to experience Rwanda’s growing basketball scene.

Rwanda’s high-altitude environment and scenic routes make it a great destination for running. Organized running events like marathons and casual jogs through Kigali’s clean streets are popular among visitors.

For a more relaxed experience, tourists can go fishing on Rwanda’s lakes, enjoying both the sport and the serene surroundings.

Beach volleyball is particularly enjoyable along the shores of Lake Kivu, offering tourists a chance to engage in fun, social games with locals or fellow visitors.