Rwanda, easier than you think.

Rwanda — Land of a Thousand Hills

Mountain gorillas in misty highlands, an emerging culinary capital in Kigali, and Lake Kivu to recover on.

Volcanoes NP
mountain gorillas
Kigali
memorial & food scene
Lake Kivu
post-gorilla wind-down
Nyungwe
chimps & canopy walk
— About

Rwanda, handled.

Rwanda is compact, clean, and incredibly well-organised. Volcanoes National Park is two hours from the airport, gorilla permits are easier to secure than in Uganda, and Kigali itself is one of the most interesting cities in Africa right now. We pair gorillas with Lake Kivu or Akagera for a perfect short-break safari.

— Trip inspirations

Itineraries we love.

Kigali City Day Trip
1 days

Kigali City Day Trip

Genocide Memorial, Kimironko market and a moto-tour of the hills.

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Rwanda short break
4 days

Rwanda short break

Two nights in Volcanoes, two on Lake Kivu.

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Rwanda + Zanzibar
11 days

Rwanda + Zanzibar

Gorillas, then a barefoot week on the spice islands.

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"Four days in Rwanda, and we still talk about it constantly."
Amara & Joseph, Volcanoes NP
— Where to go

Sub-regions & parks.

Volcanoes NP
Volcanoes NP
gorilla trekking
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Lake Kivu
Lake Kivu
lake-shore towns
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Nyungwe Forest
Nyungwe Forest
chimps & monkeys
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Akagera
Akagera
Big Five savanna
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— Where to stay

Hand-picked lodges & camps.

Singita Kwitonda

Singita Kwitonda

Volcanoes NP
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One&Only Gorilla's Nest

One&Only Gorilla's Nest

Volcanoes NP
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Magashi Camp

Magashi Camp

Akagera
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— When to visit

Best seasons for each moment.

Gorilla trekking
Jun – Sep · Dec – Feb
Chimpanzees in Nyungwe
Year-round
— Travel guides

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— Tours

Rwanda tours.

No tours available for Rwanda yet — get in touch and we'll craft one for you.
— Honeymoons

Rwanda honeymoons.

No honeymoon packages for Rwanda yet — ask us to design one just for the two of you.

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— The letter

Once a month, quietly good ideas.

Field notes, seasonal openings, and the kind of small recommendations we'd send to a close friend. No spam, ever.