Rwanda

Rwanda is a place of quiet power - where mist clings to volcanoes, gorillas move through ancient forests, and every journey feels rooted in purpose. It’s small, stunning, and unlike anywhere else in Africa.

The Land of a Thousand Hills, and a Thousand Encounters

In Rwanda, safari takes a slower, more intentional pace. It’s a place where mist clings to the trees, gorillas move through the undergrowth, and every step into the forest feels like entering a world few ever see.

This is not about covering ground quickly—it’s about presence. In Volcanoes National Park, bamboo groves and volcanic slopes lead to rare gorilla encounters. Nyungwe hums with birdsong and the chatter of chimpanzees, while Akagera opens up into wide savannahs and shimmering lakes, where elephants, lions, and shoebills roam.

Rwanda is thoughtful travel at its finest. Conservation is deeply rooted, lodges blend into the landscape, and the people welcome you with quiet warmth.

Whether you’re trekking gorillas in the mist, sipping coffee in the highlands, or on a lakeside game drive in Akagera, this is safari reimagined - intimate, soulful, and unforgettable.

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WHY WE LOVE IT

Rwanda is quietly powerful - deeply personal, beautifully wild, and unlike anywhere else in Africa. From misty forests to meaningful encounters, it’s a safari that stays with you.

Close-Up, Not Drive-By

This is safari at eye level. Trekking gorillas through the forest. Locking eyes with a chimp in the canopy. Game drives beside shimmering lakes in Akagera. Every encounter feels unfiltered, personal, and unforgettable.

Land of Mist and Mountains

Volcanoes, highland rainforests, terraced hills, and deep blue lakes - Rwanda’s landscapes are full of contrast and quiet drama. Whether you're hiking, trekking, or just watching the clouds roll in, the scenery never stops shifting.

Stories That Stay With You

From village encounters to the Kigali Genocide Memorial, Rwanda is a place of resilience and grace. There’s strength in the stillness here - and a depth to the culture that invites connection rather than performance.

Small Country, Big Impact

From pioneering conservation to sustainability at every level, Rwanda is leading the way in thoughtful tourism. With limited permits, low-impact camps, and warm local hospitality, the experience feels intimate - for you and the land you’re exploring.

A gorilla holding a bamboo in Volcanoes National Park.

Just a Taste of What’s Possible

From mist-draped mountains to lakeside slowdowns, Rwanda’s rhythm is unhurried, immersive, and full of moments that move you. Here’s how a journey could unfold - deep in nature, rich in meaning, and impossible to forget.

Trek Gorillas in Volcanoes National Park

Rise early for one of Africa’s most profound wildlife encounters. Led by expert trackers, you’ll venture into the forested slopes of Volcanoes National Park in search of a habituated gorilla family. As the mist lifts and you lock eyes with a silverback just metres away, it becomes clear - this isn’t just a sighting, it’s a moment that stays with you.

Go Deep into the Forests of Nyungwe

Head south by helicopter or road to the lush rainforests of Nyungwe. Track chimpanzees at dawn, walk a suspension bridge high in the canopy, and explore trails rich in primates, orchids, and birdlife. Return each evening to forest-fringed comfort and impeccable service.

Lakeside Slowdown or a Classic Safari Twist

End your journey lakeside, with gentle boat rides, golden sunsets, and a slower rhythm on the shores of Lake Kivu. Or fly east to Akagera for classic game drives and big game sightings in a landscape of open savannah and mirrored lakes - a fitting finale to an adventure like no other.

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