Rwanda Wildlife Tours to the various safari parks offer memorable game viewing experiences that are inclusive of mountain gorilla trekking. The Akagera National park in the east of Rwanda is the best gazetted wildlife safari park that presents a congregator habitat for big numbers of wild animals and flora that make it the ideal spot to undertake amazing wildlife safaris
The Akagera National Park features a myriad of wild game including; savanna elephant, topi, Cape buffalo, zebra, roan antelope, defassa waterbuck, eland, duiker, bohor reedbuck, oribi, klipspringer, impala, and bushbuck which combine to make wild game viewing on a Rwanda wildlife tour .
Rwanda wildlife tours takes you to the land of a thousand hills, one of the cleanest and unique destinations in Africa. A small country with a dark history, dotted with stunning hills, is gifted with only three national parks namely Volcanoes, Nyungwe and Akagera national park with many wildlife species. Rwanda Wildlife Tours begin with the endangered Mountain gorillas which are housed in the famous Volcanoes national park.
Tracking some of the 880 Mountain gorillas that are the only Apes left in the wild offers an ultimate wildlife safari memory which is an experience of its own. We offer gorilla trekking safaris in Rwanda that take visitors to the natural habitat of the gorillas the hilly forested areas of Volcanoes national park.
Rwanda wildlife tours – Major activities
Some of the major activities while on a Rwanda wildlife tour are:-
- Mountain gorilla trekking at the Volcanoes National Park
- Visiting the capital Kigali in our 1 day Kigali city tour package
- Cultural and community tours and visits to places like the Iby’iwacu cultural village for traditional dances
- Wildlife safari and Game driving at the Akagera National Park
- Bird watching in Rwanda – Nyungwe forest and Lake Kivu
- Biking along The Congo Nile Trail
- Chimpanzee and golden monkey tracking
- Visiting the genocide memorial centers like Gisozi, Murambi, Nyamata, Bisesero and Ntarama
- Hiking Mount Karisimbi and Bisoke.
- Visiting the grave of Dian Fossey and her former Karisoke Research Centre
- Sport fishing in Rwanda