Unveil the Beauty of Rwanda and the region

Our responsible tourism practices help preserve the environment and support local communities.

Gorilla Trekking

The largest living primate, gorillas are spread across much of the equatorial African rainforest. Broadly speaking, the species is split into lowland gorillas and mountain gorillas. The unique opportunity to...

Primate Trekking

Rwanda is known for its gorillas in the Volcanoes National Park, but the country is also home to chimpanzees as well a host of monkeys - colobus, golden, l'hoest, owl...

Bird Watching

In Rwanda and the region, we have a total of 703 bird species (as of 2018).

Cycling Tour

Rwanda is known as a country of a thousand hills hence, Cycling Tour is one of the most adventurous tourism...

Caving

We have 52 caves in the Northern Province of Rwanda and the region and the Musanze Cave of 2km long...

Canopy Walkway

It is a bridge suspended above the rainforest of Nyungwe National Park. It is formed of two main parts of...

Rwanda Culture and Traditions (Intore Dancing)

The Intore dance has its roots in Rwanda and the region’s ancient royal courts and was traditionally performed exclusively for...

Artisanal Crafts (Imigongo)

Imigongo is an art form popular in Rwanda and the region traditionally made by women using cow dung....

Artisanal Crafts (Agaseke)

Agaseke is a type of traditional Rwandese woven basket. It is traditionally made of native natural fibers in natural off-white...