- Comfortable and Private car for transportation
- All domestic flights if needed
- All transportation and logistics arrangements.
- Airport Transfers
- English speaking driver/guide
- Private sightseeing tours
- 5 nights in well-selected Accommodations
- 5 breakfasts
- 1 dinner
- 1 Lunch
- All Entrance fees to monuments and museum
OVERVIEW
Join us on our mesmerizing 6 Days tour of Rwanda, where each day unfolds a tapestry of cultural richness, wildlife encounters, and breathtaking natural wonders. Our thoughtfully designed tour promises an immersive experience, guiding you through the very soul of this vibrant country. From its compelling history to its cherished traditions, every moment is a discovery, and every destination reveals a new facet of Rwanda’s allure.
Our meticulous tour ensures that each day is a chapter in a story that celebrates the diversity and beauty of this East African gem. Whether delving into the heart-wrenching history, partaking in local traditions, or marveling at the pristine landscapes, every experience is tailored to captivate your senses.
At the core of our philosophy is the belief in customization, acknowledging that every traveler is unique. If this meticulously crafted itinerary isn’t an exact fit for your desires, fear not! Contact us, and let’s collaborate to tailor your dream Rwandese escape. Your journey, your preferences – let’s create an adventure that resonates uniquely with you.
Highlights
- Discover the heart of Kigali and East Africa’s culinary delights.
- Sharpen your bargaining skills in Kigali’s bustling Kimironko Market.
- Traverse Nyungwe Forest National Park for an intimate encounter with playful chimpanzees, surrounded by lush greenery.
- Explore the renowned park, home to Dian Fossey’s research station, offering insights into mountain gorilla conservation.
- Pay homage to Rwanda’s history with visits to memorials and museums dedicated to the 1994 genocide, witnessing the country’s resilience.
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive Kigali, Rwanda - A Warm Welcome to Your Rwandese Adventure:
As you step onto Rwandan soil, the embrace of Kigali welcomes you to a journey where every moment is a chapter in the unfolding tale of this captivating land. Our team, dedicated to crafting unforgettable experiences, extends a heartfelt welcome. A seamless transfer whisks you away to your city hotel, a haven of comfort that allows you to shake off travel fatigue and set the stage for the vibrant encounters that await.
From the bustling airport to the tranquil hotel lobby, each step immerses you in the essence of Rwanda, setting the tone for the cultural immersion, wildlife encounters, and breathtaking landscapes that define your Rwandese adventure.
Day 2: Kigali City Tour, Transfer to Nyungwe Forest National Park - Unveiling Cultural Treasures
Embark on a journey into the heart of Kigali, a city that tells the tales of resilience, growth, and cultural vibrancy. Our city tour goes beyond the surface, unraveling the threads of history, art, and modern life woven intricately into Kigali’s fabric. Meander through vibrant streets, where each corner whispers stories of the past and aspirations for the future.
Explore award-winning museums that house the echoes of Rwanda’s journey, delve into the rhythmic beats of the burgeoning music scene, and tantalize your taste buds with the flavors of East Africa. As the city reveals its cultural treasures, a sense of connection blossoms, laying the foundation for the adventures that lie ahead.
Having absorbed the city’s essence, a transition to Nyungwe Forest National Park unfolds seamlessly. Nature’s allure beckons, promising an immersion in the lush landscapes that characterize Rwanda’s wilderness.
Day 3: Chimpanzee Tracking, Nyungwe Forest National Park - Dawn of Wildlife Encounters
With the dawn’s gentle touch, gear up for a day that promises to be etched in your memory. Nyungwe Forest National Park, a verdant haven, becomes the canvas for your wildlife adventure. The rhythmic sounds of the forest accompany a dawn trek, leading you deeper into nature’s embrace.
Chimpanzee tracking unfolds, offering a glimpse into the lives of these remarkable beings. The forest comes alive with their playful antics, forging a connection between humans and nature. In this biodiverse sanctuary, the tapestry of life reveals itself, showcasing the interconnectedness of all living things.
Day 4: Transfer to Volcanoes National Park, Dian Fossey Museum - Honoring a Conservation Legacy:
The journey takes a poignant turn as you travel to Volcanoes National Park, a testament to Rwanda’s commitment to conservation. Dian Fossey’s legacy echoes through the park’s hills, and a visit to the Dian Fossey Museum becomes a pilgrimage to the roots of mountain gorilla conservation.
Explore the museum, retracing the footsteps of a conservation pioneer. Gain insights into the challenges and triumphs that shaped the destiny of Rwanda’s iconic mountain gorillas. The park, cradled by majestic volcanoes, sets the stage for encounters that transcend the boundaries between humans and our awe-inspiring primate cousins.
Day 5: Bisoke Hike in Volcanoes National Park - Summiting Majesty
Lace up your hiking boots for a day that promises not just physical exertion but a communion with the grandeur of nature. The challenging ascent to the summit of Mt. Bisoke becomes a metaphorical journey, mirroring life’s climbs and rewarding you with panoramic vistas that extend to the horizon.
At the summit of this active volcano, surrounded by the majesty of the landscape, a profound sense of accomplishment settles in. The descent, a journey of discovery, unveils hidden gems, ensuring that your immersion in the heart of Volcanoes National Park is complete.
Day 6: Golden Monkey Trekking, Transfer to Kigali - Playful Encounters and Farewel
Your Rwandese Tour reaches its final chapter, yet it holds a playful encore with the Golden Monkeys. Inhabitants of the volcanic slopes, these unique primates become the final characters in your wildlife immersion. Engage in heartwarming encounters, savoring the moments of connection that transcend language.
As the day unfolds, your return to Kigali is not just a physical journey but a reflective passage. Fond farewells bid adieu to the landscapes and experiences that have become cherished memories. The journey may end, but the echoes of Rwanda continue to resonate, leaving you with a profound appreciation for the beauty, resilience, and warmth that define this extraordinary land.
Accomodations
To combine luxury and affordability, we offer accommodations ranging from 4-star comfort to the world’s most exquisite hotels and resorts. When you inquire about the package that suits you best, we will share a list of related accommodations, and we are always open to your suggestions.
Luxury Package
For our luxury packages, we provide a superb array of accommodations ranging from 4-star to 5-star hotels. Our selection includes renowned establishments such as NH Collection, Crowne Plaza, Hilton Garden Inn, Radisson Hotels, and other comparably luxurious yet affordable options
Premium Luxury
When booking our premium packages, you will enjoy stays in superior, deluxe rooms, or suites within carefully selected 5-star accommodations, such as Hyatt Regency, Marriott, Sofitel, and Hilton Hotels & Resorts. In addition to our promised excellent service, rest assured that your experience will embody the epitome of luxury.
VIP Package
Upgrade to VIP accommodations for an exclusive stay at handpicked, breathtaking venues at your destinations, including top-notch options such as: Four Seasons, Relais & Châteaux, The Oberoi Hotels and Resorts, and similar elite choices.
Special Offers & Discounts
All prices are for a luxury private tour designed for two travelers, featuring premium services.
- Early Bird Special: Enjoy a 10% discount per person when booking four months before the tour.
- Free Upgrades: Enjoy accommodation upgrades during your destination’s low seasons at no extra cost
- Children under 6 years old: travel for free.
- Kids under 12: receive a 50% discount.
- Groups of 4 travelers: enjoy a 10% discount.
- Groups of 6 or more: receive a 15% discount
- Groups of ten or more: get a 20% discount.
- Same family of 4 or more: receives an additional 5% off.
Included
Included
Excluded
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- International Flights Tickets
- Meal not mentioned
- Alcohol Drinks
- Any personal expenses
From $2,090.00/Person
ACCEPTED PAYMENT
The best time to visit Rwanda is during the dry seasons, which are from mid-December to early February and from June to September. These periods offer more stable and pleasant weather for exploring the country. The dry seasons are particularly advantageous for gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park and other outdoor activities. The wet seasons, from mid-February to May and from October to mid-December, can bring heavy rainfall, making travel and trekking more challenging. However, visiting during the wet season has its own advantages, such as lush green landscapes and fewer tourists. If you’re specifically interested in gorilla trekking, it’s worth noting that permits can be limited, so it’s advisable to plan and book well in advance regardless of the season.
The ideal duration for a trip to Rwanda depends on your interests and the specific activities you plan to engage in. Here are some general guidelines:
Gorilla Trekking: If your main focus is gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park, you should allocate at least 2 to 3 days for this activity. This includes the trekking experience itself and the possibility of visiting different gorilla families on consecutive days.
Wildlife and Nature: If you want to explore other national parks and wildlife areas, such as Akagera National Park for safari experiences, you might want to add a few more days to your itinerary. A total of 5 to 7 days could allow you to cover various wildlife and nature experiences.
Cultural and Historical Exploration: If you’re interested in Rwanda’s cultural and historical aspects, particularly in Kigali, you might need an additional day or two to visit museums, memorials, and other cultural sites.
In summary, a well-rounded trip to Rwanda could range from 5 to 10 days, depending on your interests and the depth of exploration you desire. It’s always a good idea to plan ahead and tailor your itinerary based on your preferences and the specific attractions you want to experience in this diverse and vibrant country.
Yes, English is one of the official languages of Rwanda. The other official languages are Kinyarwanda, French, and Swahili. English is commonly used in government, education, and business, and many Rwandans are proficient in the language. This makes it relatively easy for English-speaking travelers to communicate and navigate their way around the country. In urban areas and tourist destinations, you’ll likely find that English is widely spoken, and you should be able to communicate effectively with locals and service providers.
Rwanda is best known for several distinctive aspects:
Mountain Gorillas: Rwanda is renowned for its efforts in gorilla conservation, particularly in Volcanoes National Park. Tourists from around the world come to Rwanda for the opportunity to engage in gorilla trekking and observe these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.
Land of a Thousand Hills: The country’s stunning landscapes, characterized by rolling green hills, have earned Rwanda the nickname “Land of a Thousand Hills.” The scenic beauty is not only breathtaking but also contributes to the unique charm of the country.
Genocide Memorial: Rwanda is unfortunately known for the tragic genocide that occurred in 1994, during which a significant portion of the population was brutally massacred. The Kigali Genocide Memorial serves as a poignant reminder of this dark chapter in Rwandan history and honors the memory of the victims.
Remarkable Recovery: In the years following the genocide, Rwanda has made remarkable strides in terms of reconciliation, economic development, and stability. The country’s recovery and progress have been impressive, earning it recognition for its resilience and determination.
Efforts in Conservation: Rwanda places a strong emphasis on conservation efforts, not only for mountain gorillas but also for other wildlife. National parks like Akagera offer opportunities for safari experiences, showcasing the country’s commitment to preserving its natural heritage.
Cultural Heritage: Rwanda has a rich cultural heritage, with traditions and customs that are celebrated through music, dance, and festivals. The vibrant culture of the country is an integral part of its identity.
Overall, Rwanda is known for its natural beauty, conservation efforts, cultural richness, and the resilience of its people in the face of historical challenges.