Kigali City

Akagera National Park

Lake Kivu

Lake Kivu is Rwanda’s largest water body, offering a serene, Mediterranean-style escape amidst the Albertine Rift. It is a destination defined by leisure and adventure, where visitors can transition from island-hopping and kayaking to trekking the Congo Nile Trail. With its safe, crocodile-free waters, vibrant lakeside resort towns, and the enchanting tradition of its nocturnal fishermen, it provides a tranquil contrast to the intense rainforest trekking of Rwanda's national parks.

Nyungwe National Park

Nyungwe National Park is a massive, ancient mountain rainforest in southwestern Rwanda, celebrated as one of Africa’s most important conservation sites. It is a premier destination for primate trekking, particularly for chimpanzees and massive troops of colobus monkeys. Beyond its wildlife, the park is famous for its high-altitude canopy walkway, offering panoramic views of the dense forest floor and mist-covered peaks. With over 300 bird species and a vast network of hiking trails leading to waterfalls and tea estates, it serves as a lush, biodiversity-rich escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers.