4 Days Rwanda Gorillas & Wildlife Safari

Gorilla tracking Rwanda & Akagera Wildlife Tour

The 4-day Rwanda safari in Rwanda includes Gorilla trekking in Volcanoes national park, Game drives in Akagera national park and Kigali city tour. The safari starts and ends in Kigali.

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Brief Itinerary

• Day 01: Arrival, Airport pick-up
• Day 02: Transfer to Akagera national park
• Day 03: Game drive in Akagera national park
• Day 04: Transfer back to Kigali

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Detailed Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Airport pick-up

On arrival at Kigali airport, our company representative will pick you and transfer to the lodge for a rest. Overnight stay at Mille Colline / Kigali Serena Hotel / The Manor Hotel.

Day 2: Transfer to Akagera national park

After breakfast transfer transfer  to Akagera national park for an afternoon boat cruise on lake Ihema. Expect to see buffaloes, crocodiles, hippos, numerous water birds among others. Overnight stay at Akagera Safari Lodge

Day 3: Game drive in Akagera national park

After a morning breakfast enjoy a game drive in Akagera national park. Expect to encounter some members of the Big Five including the Hippos, elephants, buffaloes, etc; giraffes, warthogs, waterbucks and different antelope species. Overnight stay at Akagera Safari Lodge.

Day 4: Transfer back to Kigali

On reaching Kigali, visit the Gisozi Genocide Memorial site, the handicrafts shops, etc. Later our tour guide will transfer you to Kigali airport for you scheduled flight.

End of safari.

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Where to Stay

Manor Hotel Kigali

The Manor Hotel Kigali is a 4 star hotel located in the upmarket neighborhood of Nyarutarama Kigali.

If you are looking for a place to relax, pamper yourself and enjoy great food, there is no better place in Rwanda than the Manor Hotel.

Akagera Game lodge

Akagera Game Lodge is currently the only accommodation option within Akagera National Park. More of a hotel than a traditional safari lodge, it has fantastic views over Lake Ihema, with a large swimming pool perched on the edge of the savannah. However, plans to upgrade and expand were been put on hold due to the recession, and the site is dotted with unfinished buildings. At present, fewer than half the 64 rooms are in use, although we understand that work is expected to recommence in 2012.
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