Rwanda

Africa’s Most Accessible Gorilla Trekking

Rwanda’s unique environment and kind, welcoming people provide one-of-a-kind experiences. This is a country characterized by its impressive biodiversity, volcanoes, and highland rainforests that are home to the gorillas. Rarely experienced in isolation, a Rwanda gorilla trekking safari combines well with other East African destinations such as Uganda, Kenya or Tanzania.

There is more to green and hilly Rwanda than meets the eye: it is also home to the primate-filled Nyungwe Forest National Park, where boisterous chimpanzees frolic and the skies are filled with a myriad of birds. And in low lying eastern Rwanda, Akagera National Park offers big game viewing in a diverse savannah setting with safari heavyweights including lions and elephants. Here are some of our best reasons to go on a Rwanda safari:

1. Soul Stirring Encounters with Mountain Gorillas & Wildlife

Rwanda is home to some of the world’s greatest primate tracking, situated against a setting of rolling hills, forest canopies and majestic mountain peaks. With over half of the world’s surviving mountain gorilla population, it’s no wonder that most wildlife-enthusiasts come to Rwanda to track and spend time with these critically endangered primates up-close.

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2. Kigali: The Modern Heartbeat of Rwanda

Kigali is clean, safe and has risen from its tumultuous past to become one of Africa's friendliest cities and the perfect starting point of a Rwanda safari. From vibrant shopping malls in the city centre showcasing boutiques and coffee shops to its lively markets, this is the beating heart of Rwanda. The city is scattered over several hills and has enough to do to keep you occupied for a couple of days.

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3. Sustainable Gorilla Safaris: Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund & Ellen DeGeneres Campus 

It was on the bamboo-covered slopes of Rwanda's Virunga Volcanoes that the late Dian Fossey studied the behaviour of the endangered mountain gorilla for 20 years, followed by the filmmakers who shot Gorillas in the Mist. You can now not only experience one of the most memorable wildlife encounters on Earth but also actively participate in the gargantuan efforts to save the species – gorilla trekking and engaging with local scientists in their innovative research spaces.

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4. Convenient Travel & Easily Combined with Other Destinations 

Small, compact and easy to travel around, the main draw card of a Rwanda safari is that it has the easiest and most accessible gorilla trekking. After arriving at the capital city of Kigali, you are only a few hours’ drive away from the legendary Volcanoes National Park and its habituated but still wild gorilla families for authentic and awe-inspiring gorilla treks in Rwanda. Rwanda is also easily combined with other celebrated safari destinations from Kenya and Tanzania and their vast open plains to the white-sand beaches of Zanzibar.

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1. Kigali: Gateway to the Gorillas

The capital city of Kigali is the country’s entry and exit point for prime gorilla trekking in Rwanda. You will fly in from East Africa’s logistics hubs such as Entebbe or Nairobi and, depending on your itinerary, will either transfer straight to the Volcanoes National Park or overnight in this compact and safe city for immersive and captivating Kigali tours and safaris on offer. Your other option is to fly direct from Johannesburg in South Africa, which means it is easy to add a gorilla trek onto a Kruger, Cape Town or Victoria Falls holiday. There are also regular connections from Lusaka in Zambia; perfect for if you have been visiting the Lower Zambezi or on a walking safari in South Luangwa National Park.

Kigali is both safe and clean, as once a month residents undertake ‘Umuganda Day’ when they engage in compulsory cleaning of all aspects of the city. It is taken seriously, and Rwandans are justifiably proud of their capital. As a means of combatting litter and pollution, all forms of plastic bags are prohibited in the country. A full day in Kigali (i.e. two nights) will allow you time to visit the Genocide Memorial, which is both moving and inspiring, and to see the ‘old’ and ‘new’ parts of the capital – a notable and rewarding, must-visit tourist attraction in Rwanda.

2. Volcanoes National Park: Gorilla Treks & Bird Watching

Gorilla trekking is Rwanda's unrivalled main attraction, and the Volcanoes National Park is where to stay in Rwanda to do it. Its mountainous terrain and dense forests make for tough walking conditions, but the rewards are matchless: butterflies, birds and primates, headlined of course by families of habituated mountain gorillas. If you're aiming to seek out one of these majestic creatures, we recommend visiting over the dry months – the best time to see gorillas in Rwanda.

Volcanoes National Park is the site of primatologist Dian Fossey’s Karisoke Research Station, where she led a team to study gorillas in the wild. You can undertake about a 2-hour hike to her tomb, which is – like so much in Rwanda – both moving and inspiring, or discover more about the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund. The hike is considered one of the best, most intimate tours in Rwanda, and offers a great opportunity to look out for primates, hogs, forest elephants and a plethora of bird species. There are a few troops of habituated golden monkeys, whose antics are great fun to watch. Golden monkeys are endangered, and permits are required for trekking.

It is always worth understanding more about the indigenous culture of the area you are visiting. If you're wondering where to go in Rwanda, take a guided community walk to Iby’Iwacu village where you can experience traditional dancing, discover beer brewed from bananas, and visit a local healer.

3. Nyungwe Forest National Park: Chimps, Primates & Birds

Protecting the largest single tract of montane forest in both East and Central Africa, Nyungwe Forest National Park is the best reason you need to further explore Rwanda after your memorable bout of gorilla trekking in Rwanda. One of the oldest rainforests in Africa, Nyungwe is home to an abundance of birds, rare butterflies and beautiful orchids.

However, the stars of the show are the 13 species of primate – including chimpanzees, L’Hoest’s monkey, owl-faced monkey, and the black and white colobus – that make the park their playground. In addition to excellent hiking trails and spectacular vistas, the forest canopy walk is an excellent way of spotting blue monkeys living in the treetops. Regardless of whether you're after an immersive stay in magical scenery, or have been dreaming of spotting a chimp, Nyungwe is where to stay in Rwanda for an all encompassing African experience.

4. Akagera National Park: Savannah Game Viewing

Located in low lying eastern Rwanda, Akagera is where the tropical forests of Central Africa give way to the dry savannahs of East Africa. An appealing mix of wetlands and rolling wooded grasslands, Akagera National Park is where to stay in Rwanda for the chance to spot classic African animals including elephant, buffalo, hippo, giraffe, leopard and many antelope species. This is a relatively small park and is roughly a 3-hour drive from Kigali. In addition to guided Big 5 game drives, Akagera also offers private boat trips, sunset cruises, and night drives – activities to enjoy the most prominent wildlife-rich Rwanda destinations.

5. Lake Kivu

Located on the western border of Rwanda, Lake Kivu is a massive expanse of water ringed by verdant hills that offer excellent hiking, chimp trekking, bird watching and canopy walks. Lake Kivu has also become a benchmark for the unparalleled scenery you will encounter at the top Rwanda tourist attractions. Here you will stay at Gisenyi, a small town on the northern shore from which you can go kayaking or boating. Kivu is a tranquil place to get over jetlag from a long-haul flight or to relax after the rigours of gorilla trekking and the many other incredible tours in Rwanda.

Visiting Rwanda from January & February

During the months of January and February, high and medium-altitude regions comprising Kigali, Lake Kivu as well as Volcanoes National Park and Nyungwe National Parks, are hot in the day but cool in the evenings. Low-lying regions like Akagera National Park are hot in the day but warm in the evenings.

This is a popular time to go on a Rwanda safari and is a great opportunity to take in the breathtaking scenery of this beautiful country. The warm climate and sunshine in these months make for unforgettable forest treks. But if you are planning to visit Rwanda during this dry season, keep in mind that prices are generally higher, and you need to plan well in advance.

Travelling to Rwanda from March to May

March is the start of the rainy season, with showers continuing right through until mid-May.  Despite the wet weather, these conditions are still good to be able to trek in search of the primates that inhabit this mystical landscape. Good quality rain gear is needed to brave the dense, wet forestry areas during this period.

April follows suit with March’s wet conditions. When deciding on places to visit in Rwanda, it’s best to know that hiking around the Virungas will be tough at this time of the year.

The rains begin to ease by mid-May. This is a good month to avoid the tourist crowds, and you may have a better chance of grabbing a last-minute gorilla trekking permit. For avid birdwatchers, May falls into the breeding season and the skies are filled with colourful, winged beauties.

Visiting Rwanda from June to September

The dry season between June and September is renowned for being the best time to go to Rwanda. There is often light cloud cover during this time of year and it makes for a comfortable climate for gorilla trekking. A highlight in June in Rwanda is the annual Kwita Izina Ceremony. This is when all the baby gorillas born over the previous twelve months are named. In September, the Rwanda Film Festival is another highlight on the calendar, showcasing local filmmakers and a selection of international favourites.

Visiting Rwanda in October to December  

If you're planning to go to Rwanda between October and December, you will be arriving during the short rainy season. Short bursts of showers are common in these months that clear to reveal blue skies. You could also take advantage of lower costs on gorilla trekking permits, hotels and Rwanda lodges – if you are not willing to let a little mud and rain deter you.

Money & Spending

Rwanda's unit of currency is the Rwandan franc but we’d recommend bringing US dollars (post-2003 bills only) or euros in cash (traveller’s cheques usually attract poor exchange rates). Do any necessary banking in Kigali as few opportunities exist outside the capital – bureaux de change establishments usually offer the best exchange rates.

Credit cards – notably MasterCard – are accepted in some of the upmarket hotels and restaurants in Kigali but not in many other places.

Tipping

Tipping is not customary in most places in Rwanda, with the exception of some higher-end restaurants in town where 10% of the final bill is standard. If you are doing a gorilla trek, tipping is not compulsory but it will be greatly appreciated – amounts vary depending on the size of your group and the level of assistance required. Your porter (if you choose to take one) should usually receive the highest tip, with a second tip distributed between your guides, trackers and security personnel.

Bear in mind that some guides, porters and trackers are former poachers who now rely on tourists and travellers to make a living. Your generosity helps them see the value of keeping gorillas and chimps alive.

It is worth hiring a porter to help you during the trek: he or she can assist you over tricky parts of the hike, offer support and carry your daypack if you find yourself fatigued on the hike back. Tip your porter well for excellent service.

For in-depth tipping guidelines, enquire with one of our Africa Safari Experts – they’d be happy to share their knowledge with you.

Climate

Average year-round temperatures are about 12°C / 54°F to 27°C / 81°F.

Rainy seasons: March to April and October to mid-December. The easiest gorilla trekking is during the dry seasons from June to September, and late December to February.

Refer to ‘best time to visit Rwanda for climate charts and advice on the best times of year for gorilla trekking.

What to Pack

You'll need to be suitably equipped for gorilla trekking in Rwanda – preparation is key. When packing for your Rwanda safari, be sure to include long, thick trousers and long-sleeved tops, long socks or gaiters to wear over your trousers as protection against ants, a pair of light gloves to protect against nettles, a hat, a raincoat and of course a pair of sturdy, comfortable hiking boots (break them in before your trip).

It can get cold and damp on the mountains at altitude so pack a change of clothes and a warm fleece in your day pack, along with sunscreen and insect repellent.

Stinging nettles are one of the gorillas’ main food sources so there are bound to be thick patches of nettles when you encounter a gorilla family. We recommend wearing the thickest trousers possible to protect your legs against scratches and gardening or other gloves to protect your hands (you may have to grasp vegetation from time to time to steady yourself on the trek).

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Flights & Getting Around

For flight schedules, fares and booking terms, check directly with the airline or your chosen travel agent.

Gregoire Kayibanda International Airport: A short drive from Kigali, Rwanda’s point of entry is served by a direct flight from Brussels otherwise you’ll be flying in from Entebbe, Nairobi, Lusaka or Johannesburg.

It’s about a 2.5-hour drive from Kigali to the gorilla trekking destination of the Volcanoes National Park. Transfers in Rwanda are usually conducted in 4X4 vehicles but you can also take a helicopter flight from Kigali to Nyungwe Forest National Park.

Because Rwanda is a small country, the maximum driving distance between major points of interest is about four to five hours long. In Kigali, one of the most efficient and fun ways of getting around is on the back of a local scooter – it’s a great way to get an authentic taste of the city.

Visa & Passport Requirements

A passport valid for at least six months is required by all visitors to Rwanda. Visas are required by everyone except citizens of the USA, UK, Canada, Germany, Sweden, Hong Kong, Kenya and South Africa.

Multiple-entry tourist visas can be purchased from your nearest Rwandan embassy or consulate. Visas are valid for three months and can usually be extended in Kigali on a month-by-month payment basis.

Gorilla-trekking Permits

A gorilla-trekking permit is essential. It is important to note that children under 15 are not permitted on gorilla treks.

How physically fit do you need to be for gorilla trekking?

Gorilla trekking is a thrilling adventure, but it is not a walk in the park! The treks take place at high altitudes, ranging between 2,500 and 3,000 meters (8,000 to 10,000 feet) above sea level, where the air is thinner. You will be hiking through thick, tangled rainforest, muddy slopes, and uneven terrain.

Treks can last anywhere from one hour to six hours depending on where your assigned gorilla family is moving that day. We always recommend doing some cardiovascular training (like hiking or stair-stepping) in the weeks leading up to your trip.

History & Economy

A land of pre-colonial kingdoms and powerful, cattle-owning dynasties, this tiny Central African country escaped the ravages of the slave trade but was subsequently colonised, first by the Germans and then the Belgians. Independence arrived in 1962 but Rwanda’s post-colonial history has been a chequered one. The 1994 genocide was the nadir but since then the country has gone from strength to strength and punches well above its weight in regional affairs.

Contributing 40% of GDP and occupying 90% of the workforce, agriculture dominates the economy but it’s mostly subsistence farming with little surplus. Cash crops such as tea and coffee do generate foreign revenue as does mining for rare metals but tourism is the greatest foreign exchange earner.

Rwanda's strict policy on plastic bags and single-use plastics

Rwanda is proudly one of the cleanest and most eco-conscious nations on Earth, having implemented a strict ban on all single-use plastic bags and packaging way back in 2008. When you land at Kigali International Airport, your luggage will be scanned, and any standard plastic shopping or grocery bags will be confiscated. Even the plastic wrapping around new items should be removed before you travel. You are permitted to use durable, reusable Ziploc bags for your toiletries, provided they leave the airport with you. To match Rwanda's immaculate, green ethos, we suggest using reusable cloth bags or packing cubes.

Are e-cigarettes or vapes allowed into the country?

It is important to note that e-cigarettes, electronic nicotine delivery systems, and vapes are banned in Rwanda. Customs officials at the airport routinely confiscate these items upon arrival. If you are a smoker, it is best to stick to traditional tobacco products, being mindful to only smoke in designated outdoor smoking areas at your hotels and safari lodges.

People & Culture

A green and fertile country, Rwanda has long been settled. With over 11 million people crammed into an area smaller than Belgium, it is one of the most densely populated countries in Africa. Its earliest inhabitants were the pygmoid Twa, hunter-gatherers who were subsequently displaced by migrating Hutu farmers who now make up over 80% of the population. Next to arrive were the cattle-raising Tutsis who dominated traditional power structures until independence. Note that as a consequence of its history, modern Rwanda tends to ignore such ethnic labels.

A young population (over 40% is aged under 15) the majority of Rwandans are Catholics with Protestants close behind. The country’s official languages are Kinyarwanda, French and English and Rwanda is generally seen as an easy, safe and friendly country to travel around. Music (particularly drumming) and dance dominate the cultural scene and there is a strong oral tradition ranging from poetry to folk stories.

Landscape & Wildlife

Known as the ‘Land of a Thousand Hills’, landlocked Rwanda sits literally at the heart of Africa. A country of volcanoes, thickly forested mountain ranges, lakes and rivers, its position on the Albertine Rift Valley puts it at the heart of one of the most bio-diverse environments in the world although much of Rwanda’s hill country and grasslands have been turned over to terraced agriculture and the country’s large animals are restricted to its three reserves.

Most famous of these reserves is the Volcanoes National Park, home to half the continent’s remaining mountain gorillas and Rwanda’s famous gorilla trekking industry. Nyungwe Forest is a haven for other primates including chimpanzees while the little-visited Akagera National Park in Rwanda’s flatter and hotter east is the country’s sole savannah reserve. Birdlife is prolific throughout the country with around 670 species recorded.

Can you bring and use a drone in Rwanda’s national parks?

The use of recreational drones is strictly prohibited in Volcanoes National Park, Nyungwe Forest, and Akagera National Park. Drones can easily startle the gorillas, chimpanzees, and other wildlife, causing them immense stress or disruptive behavior.

Furthermore, because Rwanda’s parks border neighboring countries, drone airspace is tightly regulated for security reasons. Unless you have a highly specialized commercial filming permit secured months in advance from the Rwanda Civil Aviation Authority, it is best to leave your drone at home and let your camera lens do the work.

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Rwanda Safaris: What Are Your Options

As a fairly compact country, the best places to visit in Rwanda are not too difficult to reach, nor take too long to get to. From the main city and capital, Kigali, Volcanoes National Park and the sought-after mountain gorillas are but a few hours' drive. So, what are your safari options in Rwanda? We break it down below:

How Much Does A Safari Cost In Rwanda?

A Rwanda safari typically ranges from $900 to $3,960 per person per night based on double occupancy, depending on the level of luxury, season, and type of experience. Mid-range options start around $2,040, while luxury safaris and 5-star stays near gorilla trekking areas can reach up to $3,960. Costs are influenced by accommodation location, whether gorilla permits are included, and the level of exclusivity.

Rwanda Safari Tour Costs

As with any holiday, what you choose to do, and where you go will impact the general cost of your safari. The below table breaks down costs for Rwanda safaris calculated per person per night sharing in both low and high season:

* Please note: all the costs are guidelines only and an average for per person, per night, sharing a room in High and Low Season. They exclude international flights, visas and optional activities. Note that conservation fees, levies and permits are all subject to change. Peak or High Season generally runs over Christmas and New Year, and from about July to October.

Rwanda Accommodation Costs

Rwanda accommodation is often divided into two categories, the first being hotels in the capital, Kigali, and safari lodges and camps found in Rwanda's parks and reserves. As Volcanoes National Park is the most popular area for gorilla trekking, staying here is ideal for guests who hope to enjoy forest views, adventurous activities, and the chance to see primates. Accommodation costs will largely depend on the level of comfort and location of a camp or lodge as well as if they offer gorilla treks from the property.

Rwanda Accommodation Prices

* Please note: all the costs are guidelines only and an average for per person, per night, sharing a room in High and Low Season. They exclude international flights, visas and optional activities. Note that conservation fees, levies and permits are all subject to change. Peak or High Season generally runs over Christmas and New Year, and from about July to October.

How Does The Time Of Year Affect The Cost Of A Rwanda Safari?

The time of year plays a key role in determining the cost of a Rwanda safari, especially for those planning gorilla trekking adventures. Peak travel months, such as June to September and late December to February, fall within the dry seasons - the most desirable times for trekking due to clear trails, comfortable hiking conditions, and lower malaria risk. As a result, prices for accommodation and permits are typically higher during these months. In contrast, the shoulder seasons, when rain is more common, may offer lower rates and fewer tourists, but trekking conditions can be muddy, cooler, and less predictable, with occasional delays or cancellations.

Additional Costs

It's important to note that ‘all-inclusive' may not be as comprehensive as you first expect. In Africa, and on safaris, that can mean a range of things and it's always worth clarifying what is not included. One of the first things to do is consult our blog on visa free African countries for US citizens as that may tick off one of the boxes regarding associated costs already. What possible additional costs could you come across? Have a look at our list below:

Should you wish to plan your next great adventure with the help and guidance of one of our Africa Safari Experts, they will be able to advise you on all of the above and ensure each of your transfers is organised ahead of time and occurs as seamlessly as possible – just remember, in travelling, anything can happen and sometimes delays are unavoidable.

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