Visit the must-see highlights then discover little-known attractions most tourists never hear about.
All-inclusive comfort
Get more value with all-inclusive trips featuring top-rated restaurants and hotels.
Small Group Size
Typically featuring a modest group of a dozen like-minded travelers, we have a maximum threshold of 16-18 in order to ensure that extra personal attention.
Tour Leaders
Simply the best in the business, our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Rwanda's Akagera National Park exploration ● Nyungwe Forest chimpanzee tracking ● Parc National Volcans gorilla trekking ● Kenya's Masai Mara Great Migration viewing ● Lake Nakuru flamingo spectacle ● Amboseli elephant encounters with Kilimanjaro backdrop
Dian Fossey's Parc National des Volcans ● Maasai Mara's endless plains ● Karen Blixen "Out of Africa" Museum ● Snows of Kilimanjaro from Kenya's Amboseli Park ● Ngorongoro Crater: natural wonder
Rwanda gorilla and chimpanzee trekking ● Kenya Maasai Mara wildlife safaris ● Kenya Amboseli elephant viewing ● Kenya Lake Nakuru flamingo sightings ● Tanzania Ngorongoro Crater exploration ● Tanzania Serengeti National Park game drives.
Dian Fossey's Parc National des Volcans ● Maasai Mara's endless plains ● Karen Blixen "Out of Africa" Museum ● Snows of Kilimanjaro from Kenya's Amboseli Park ● Ngorongoro Crater: natural wonder ● Exotic Zanzibar
Rwanda gorilla and chimpanzee trekking ● Kenya Maasai Mara Great Migration ● Kenya Amboseli Kilimanjaro views ● Kenya Lake Nakuru rhino spotting ● Tanzania Ngorongoro Crater wildlife ● Zanzibar beach relaxation
Overgrown rainforests, ancient volcanoes, elusive gorillas. Rwanda’s tiny, landlocked country holds big secrets traversable by curious adventurers undaunted by steep trails, jagged peaks, and up-close wildlife.
Breathe the chilled air of the Virunga Mountains, where ancient volcanoes give way to muddy marshes and lush grasslands. Crouch low as you sneak around the gorilla sanctuary at Parc National des Volcans, hiding behind bony bamboo trees as wild gorillas pretend they don’t see you. Kigali’s Genocide Museum pays tribute to lives lost, and tells their stories of strength and courage.
Our Rwanda tours take from the “Twin Lakes” of Ruhondo and Burera, where golden monkeys dazzle visitors as they swing from trees, to the Old Karisoke Research Station, where Diane Fossey’s legacy lives on. Allow Rwanda’s lush rainforests, humbling museums, and hidden sanctuaries to captivate your heart.
Our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Tour Leaders for Rwanda Tours
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a visa to travel to Rwanda?
Yes, the majority of visitors travelling to Rwanda need a tourist visa as well as a current passport, good for a minimum of six months beyond your entry date. Obtaining an e-visa is generally the easiest way to get one and will allow you to visit the country for up to 90 days.
Is Rwanda safe?
Rwanda is one of the safest countries in Africa, and travellers should have an easy time moving through it. Violent crimes are relatively low and not generally aimed at tourists, though petty crimes such as pickpocketing do happen. Stay with your tour guide and do not leave your group, and you should be safe.
When is the best time to visit Rwanda
The best time to visit Rwanda is when gorilla trekking is at its peak, during either the short or long dry seasons. The short season lasts from mid-December to early February, and the longer dry season runs from June to September. The weather will be warm, and gorillas will be easily seen.
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