Volcanoes National Park

Against the scenic backdrop of bamboo groves, rain forests and steep volcanoes, this is one of the best places in the world to track gorillas.  In addition, you can spot endangered golden monkeys here.

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Nyungwe Forest National Park

A park with an incredible biodiversity, Nyungwe Forest is one of the oldest rain forests on earth.  Thirteen species of primates make their home here, including chimpanzees which are easily tracked.   Uwinka Overlook features East Africa's highest canopy walk.

Kigali

Easily tacked on to the start or end of a gorilla trek, a tour of Kigali, one of Africa's most attractive, cleanest and safest capitals is worth your while.

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Akagera National Park

Akagera National Park is Rwanda's conservation success story.  Once deplated of wildlife it is now one of the few parks in East Africa where you can see the Big Five.  Elephants, buffalo, giraffe and plenty of antelope are easily spotted while lion and leopard are more elusive.  One of Africa’s prettiest national parks - think lakes, papyrus swamps, savannah and rolling hills - it has rhino as well.

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Beaches in the heart of Africa

The western border of Rwanda is made up by Lake Kivu and at the town of Gisenyi you will find great beaches and comfortable hotels to make a beach holiday this far from the ocean a reality.