Wildlife and nature in Rwanda
Game drive in Akagera national park
Located in the east of Rwanda, Akagera National Park offers a diverse mosaic of savannah, woodland, and wetland ecosystems. This park is a paradise for safari enthusiasts and bird watchers alike. Embark on an exhilarating game drive through the vast savannahs and rolling hills of Akagera. As you traverse the park's varied landscapes, you'll have the opportunity to spot an impressive array of wildlife, including the Big Five: elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, and black rhinoceros. You may also see other animals such as giraffes, zebras, and the elusive big cats. Expert guides will share their extensive knowledge, enriching your experience with fascinating insights into the park’s ecology and wildlife behavior.
Bird watching in Akagera national park
Akagera National Park is a paradise for bird enthusiasts, home to over 500 species. The park's diverse habitats, from wetlands to woodlands, attract a wide variety of avian life. Spot rare and colorful species like the shoebill stork and the lilac-breasted roller during your visit. Guided bird-watching tours are available to enhance your experience, with plenty of opportunities to observe waterfowl and wading birds around the park's lakes.
Gorilla tracking in Volcanoes National Park
Embark on a memorable adventure in the misty forests of Volcanoes National Park to see majestic mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. Home to a quarter of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas, this experience offers close encounters with these incredible creatures. While the trek can be challenging, the sight of a silverback or playful young gorillas makes it a once-in-a-lifetime reward.
Golden monkey tracking in Volcanoes National Park
Embark on a unique adventure to track the endangered golden monkeys, known for their playful and energetic behavior. Found in the park's bamboo forests, these vibrant primates offer a lively contrast to the serene gorillas, providing a different yet equally rewarding wildlife experience.
Bird watching in Volcanoes National Park
Volcanoes National Park is a haven for bird enthusiasts, home to over 200 species. Highlights include the rare Rwenzori turaco and the striking blue-headed coucal. Early morning walks are especially rewarding as birds are most active during this time, offering an excellent opportunity to observe the park's diverse avian life.
Chimpanzee tracking in Nyungwe National Park
Embark on an exhilarating trek through dense forest to observe chimpanzees in the wild. Experience their natural behaviors—playing, grooming, and communicating—while guided by expert trackers who ensure a respectful and educational adventure.
Colobus Monkey Tracking in Nyungwe National Park
Track the charming black-and-white colobus monkeys in Nyungwe National Park. This experience lets you observe their playful antics and social interactions in their natural habitat. The hike offers stunning forest views and the chance to see one of Africa's most beautiful primate species up close.
Bird Watching in Nyungwe National Park
Nyungwe National Park is a haven for birdwatchers, with habitats ranging from montane forests to bamboo groves that support over 300 species. It is home to the Blue-headed Sunbird, Rwenzori Turaco, and African Green Broadbill, offering rich biodiversity and vibrant birdlife in a pristine rainforest.
Chimpanzee Tracking in Gishwati-Mukura National Park
Set off on an exhilarating chimpanzee tracking adventure with expert guides. Venture into the forest to encounter playful primates in their natural habitat, observe their social behaviors, and hear their calls echoing through the trees. This unique experience offers insight into their lives while contributing to their conservation.
Bird watching in Gishwati-Mukura National Park
Gishwati-Mukura is a birdwatcher’s paradise with over 200 species, including elusive Albertine Rift endemics. The park’s diverse habitats provide exceptional opportunities to spot rare and beautiful birds, from melodious forest dwellers to vibrant high-altitude residents.
Umusambi village in Kigali City
Umusambi Village in Kigali, Rwanda, is a unique ecotourism destination dedicated to the conservation of endangered grey-crowned cranes. Spanning 21 hectares of restored wetlands, it offers guided tours, bird watching, and educational exhibits. The site features walking trails, picnic areas, and observation points, making it ideal for nature enthusiasts and families interested in wildlife conservation and Rwanda’s biodiversity.
Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund
The Ellen DeGeneres Campus, near Volcanoes National Park, is a modern facility dedicated to mountain gorilla conservation. Opened in 2022, it honors Dian Fossey with advanced research labs and interactive exhibits on gorilla behavior and conservation. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, virtual and augmented reality experiences, and bird watching, all while supporting efforts to protect these endangered species.
Rugezi Swamp
Rugezi Swamp, in northern Rwanda, is a high-altitude wetland of 6,735 hectares known for its rich biodiversity, including the endangered Grauer's swamp warbler. It offers bird watching, guided tours, nature walks, and photography opportunities. The swamp plays a crucial role in water regulation, supports local communities, and is a key conservation area.
Museum of the environment
The Environment Museum in Karongi District, Western Rwanda, is a unique attraction that showcases the country's rich environmental heritage and biodiversity. With interactive exhibits on ecosystems, flora, and fauna, it promotes environmental awareness and sustainable practices. Set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Kivu, the museum offers both educational and recreational experiences, making it a must-visit for eco-tourists and nature enthusiasts.
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