Tours in Kigali

Discover the Unique Flavor of Traditional Rwandan Culture! Experience Rwanda's vibrant heart in Kigali. Enjoy: Cooking Class: Learn to make traditional Rwandan dishes with local ingredients. Live Art Session: Watch a local artist bring Rwandan stories to life. Basket Weaving Workshop: See artisans weave intricate baskets and purchase unique souvenirs. Dance Performance: Enjoy a lively traditional Rwandan dance. Language Course: Learn basic Kinyarwanda phrases. Join us for a day of learning, creativity, and connection.

Our Guide will pick you up from your city residence and drive through the Modern City as he heads to the Old Town where you get to see both sides of the City. Drive up Mt Kigali for a chance to view the whole City as well as enjoy horse back riding as you stopover for photos at different sites. Optionally indulge in other activities at your venue or head back to the city for lunch (own account). Drop off at your residence after a fabulous time

Traditionally shared during weddings and other celebrations, banana juice and beer has long been a central part of Rwandan parties. Although nowadays banana juice can be easily bought from the local store, the traditional technique for making your own brew is a much greater labour of love. Experience the whole process from tree to bottle.

Akagera national park is located in Eastern Rwanda on the border with Tanzania. African parks is currently managing this park and has done a great job with the conservation. In the past there were lots of conflict between people and the park but this was solved by fencing off part of the park and the introduction of community tours where visitors are encouraged to visit the communities and benefit accordingly. Akagera national park is a the only Savannah park in Rwanda and is home to several mammal species including Lions, Elephants, Giraffes, Hippos, Kobs, Zebras, Bushbucks, Waterbucks and most recently Black Rhinos have been introduces from South Africa, making Akagera national park officially a big 5 park like it was many years ago. It is also home to numerous bird species in the several habitats which include woodland, swamps, lakes and Savannah.

With the 3 day Kalinzu chimpanzee trekking and gorilla trekking at Bwindi National Park safari option, you drive from Kigali, Rwanda straight to Queen Elizabeth National Park in southwestern Uganda for overnight. Trek chimpanzees at Kalinzu forest reserve on day two and complete the tour with gorilla trekking at Bwindi National Park.

Our Talking Through Art Walking Tour offers an authentic fun, informative and uniquely personal insight into the culture, history, and daily life of Gikondo. You will have the opportunity to explore some of the hidden areas of our local community, immersing yourself in Rwandan Culture and daily life in this bustling and vibrant area of Kigali. Your Walking Tour will be led by a local guide who has lived and worked in Gikondo all his life and is a wealth of interesting information! We will lead you into one of the bustling traditional neighborhood street markets where you will be able to explore fresh local produce and enjoy the lively atmosphere. We will stop for a delicious freshly cooked sambusa snack and take a break at a nearby milk shop where you can try chilled ikivuguto, a traditional Rwandan beverage.

2 Days Chimpanzees trekking in Nyungwe forest takes you to the canopy walkway,Nature walk & hiking.The2 days Rwanda Chimpanzees trekking safari will also reward you to do the Canopy walk experience. This activity will give you a bird’s eye sight of the forest, birds and chimps.Located in the South West corner of Rwanda, Nyungwe National Park is an untouched natural rainforest that is filled with exciting biodiversity.Covering over 1000 square kilomtres, Nyungwe forest is surely one of the world’s most beautiful and pristine mountain rainforests. It’s believed to be one of Africa’s oldest forests, staying green even through the Ice Age, which explains its diversity. Home to habituated chimpanzees and 12 other primates species (including a 400-strong troop of habituated Ruwenzori Black & White Colobus), it’s also a birder’s paradise with over 300 species, including 16 endemics, and is home to 75 different species of mammal.

Akagera national park is located in Eastern Rwanda on the border with Tanzania. African parks is currently managing this park and has done a great job with the conservation. In the past there were lots of conflict between people and the park but this was solved by fencing off part of the park and the introduction of community tours where visitors are encouraged to visit the communities and benefit accordingly. Akagera national park is a the only Savannah park in Rwanda and is home to several mammal species including Lions, Elephants, Giraffes, Hippos, Kobs, Zebras, Bushbucks, Waterbucks and most recently Black Rhinos have been introduces from South Africa, making Akagera national park officially a big 5 park like it was many years ago. It is also home to numerous bird species in the several habitats which include woodland, swamps, lakes and Savannah.

Uncover Kigali's vibrant nightlife with our exclusive Food & City Tour Combo, blending culinary delights with hidden gems and famous landmarks. Explore a stunning sustainable architectural masterpiece, stroll through a bustling car-free zone, and indulge in authentic Rwandan dishes at secret local favorites. Along the way, you’ll encounter iconic city landmarks like the innovative Norrsken House, the bustling Kimironko Market, and a stop at a traditional Milk Bar, where you can sample regional dairy treats. This adventure reveals Kigali’s charm and culture under the night sky, offering a thrilling mix of food, culture, and discovery at every turn. The night wraps up with a scenic drive through Kigali’s illuminated landmarks, offering breathtaking views of the city’s skyline and iconic sites. This tour is perfect for those seeking a blend of architecture, night-time charm, and culinary exploration.

Spend one unforgettable night on the rim of a massive active volcano, and enjoy standing face to face with a magnificent mountain gorilla silverback in DR Congo Highlights · Africa Oldest Park · World Largest Gorillas · Varied Region of the continent · Eye to eye with the mountain Gorillas · Accommodation on Middle class Hotels · Largest lava lake · Overnight at crater rim · Side effects of eruption

At Uwinka Visitor Centre, the start point for the canopy activity, you will go through registration formalities for the canopy walk and a park guide will assigned. The park guide will provide a guided descent to the canopy itself along with other visitors who have registered for the same schedule, passing through nature walk trails in the forest. Remember mud-resistant hiking shoes, rain coat and pants, wooden hiking sticks are provided. The descent takes an estimated 45 minutes subject to the physical fitness of participants. Reaching the canopy, the guide will brief the guests on how to walk on the canopy, 200 metres long and hanging 60 metres from the forest floor with the top view of the forest nature. At the canopy, you take your time to appreciate the nature, take pictures and videos. The duration is subject to guest satisfaction, with the guidance of the guide. Once done, guests will hike back to the start point at Uwinka Visitor Centre where the activity ends.

We welcome you, your family & friends on this 7-day Rwanda wildlife, Volcano, Gorilla, Golden Monkey, and chimpanzee Trekking Trip. You’ll visit Akagera NP for a wildlife safari, Volcanoes NP for Bisoke Hiking, and Gorilla & Golden Monkey Trekker before visiting Nyungwe NP for a Chimpanzee Trekking and Canopy Walk experience. We can’t wait to see you!

What sets us apart from other operators is our seamless attention to detail and personalized service. We ensure an early, well-organized start to maximize your experience, with packed breakfast, comfortable 4x4 transport, and an expert guide who speaks English and or French. Our small group sizes guarantee a more intimate and immersive gorilla trekking experience, and we prioritize comfort with thoughtful inclusions like bottled water, snacks, and a late lunch after your trek. Our hassle-free document handling and unmatched dedication to customer care ensure that your day is focused solely on the adventure.

Highlights  Our tour will involve to drive to Giseny (Rubavu now ) .Arriving in Gisenyi, you will visit hot spring of Nyamyumba and tour the Gisenyi Market to have a general idea of the town. Depending on arrangement made, you can acquire material for water sports at the lake near Kivu Serena Hotel. Boat rides inside the lake to Amahoro or Napoleon Islands are organized.  : On our second day of tour will visit the tea and coffee plantation after returning in Kigali .

We offer a cultural walking tour led by our amazing Akilah student guides. This tour gives you insight into local life for young people through the eyes of Rwanda's future leaders. We meet at the Akilah Cafe for a refreshment and snack as well an introduction to Akilah's education and leadership model. We'll take a short tour of campus and then walk from Akilah to the Nyamirambo neighborhood. On our tour, we will learn about the history of Nyamirambo - one of Rwanda's oldest and culturally vibrant neighborhoods- from students who live here. We will visit local shops & explore the area where student's live. All proceed from this tour benefit our mission of educating future leaders to champion opportunity & sustainability in solving the world’s most pressing challenges.

Congratulations on choosing this unique hiking experience! This isn’t just a hike, it’s a journey into the heart of Rwanda. As you traverse the local hills and delve into the deeper parts of Rwanda’s villages, you’ll get a firsthand glimpse of life beyond the cityscape. You’ll see why Rwanda is fondly referred to as the ‘country of a thousand hills’, all while engaging with locals and learning about their daily lives and legendary tales. Whether you’re a solo traveler, part of a group, or on a family vacation, this budget-friendly tour offers a rich cultural experience that’s accessible to all fitness levels, even kids. By the end of the day, you’ll have not only gained unforgettable memories but also contributed to the growth of local entrepreneurship and eco-tourism. This is more than a tour; it’s a chance to make a difference.

The uniqueness with this itinerary is that it leaves you with a clear and general knowledge, experience and fulfilment of what Rwanda can offer as it takes you to the four corners of the country in just eight days

The essence of a trip at Rwanda is to view great primates that inhabit its beautiful nature reserve. Explore the Genocide memorial, the old Rwandan kingdom, Mosque quarter in Nyamirambo, and National Museum in Butare. Afterward, go for a gorilla trek at Volcano National Park. End the journey at leisure in Lake Kivu watching the birds on a boat ride.

There is much nightlife with a different vibes. The good folk of Kigali take their drinking and partying pretty seriously. Head out on the town for a night to remember, from Casual drinking alleys, trendy eateries, to fancy bars, while our supper clubs are among the best restaurants that put away their dinnerware and become amazing parties

Tea was introduced in Rwanda in 1952 and is now one of the country’s largest exports. The fertile volcanic soil and temperate climate make for perfect tea growing conditions. The majority of tea is cultivated on large plantations, with a small contribution from tea cooperatives and private growers. Tea plants can be seen covering the rolling hills, their rich green a striking contrast to the blue skies, dirt roads and sunshine.

The Rwandan genocide, also known as the genocide against the Tutsi, was a mass slaughter of Tutsi and moderate Hutu in Rwanda, which took place between 7 April and 15 July 1994 during the Rwandan Genocide. Ntarama and nyamata are former catholic churches. Many Tutsi people gathered here as a church was considered a place of safety. On this educational tour, you will learn the causes, reality, and consequences of the Genocide against Tutsi in Rwanda.

When you book your Gorilla Trekking Tour in Rwanda with Go Safaris Africa, you’re not just signing up for a trek—you’re embarking on a once-in-a-lifetime experience, uniquely tailored for adventure seekers, wildlife enthusiasts, and conservation-minded travelers.

The incredible mountain gorilla trekking is a must-visit and a once-a-lifetime experience while visiting Rwanda. The volcanoes national park is the oldest national park in Africa, founded in 1925, and it is home to mountain gorillas, golden monkeys, mountain elephants, buffalos, some species of antelopes, and more than 200 species of birds. By choosing gorilla trekking with Hope Tours Africa, you not only embark on an extraordinary journey but also become an integral part of a global mission to safeguard these magnificent creatures and the stunning natural landscapes of Rwanda. The stakes are high, and your participation is critical in securing a brighter future for gorillas and the communities they coexist with.

With this hiking experience, the visitor /Traveler will be flexible to choose between Volcanoes ( Mt.Muhabura , Mt.Bisoke , and Gahinga Volcanoes) . And you will have the most knowledgeable drive guides . And all the fees and taxes are handled .