Volcanoes National Park
Volcanoes National Park protects Rwanda’s Virunga mountain habitat and is the country’s centre for mountain gorilla trekking, golden monkey tracking and volcanic hiking.
Rwanda’s Distinct
Wild Places.
Four protected landscapes, each with its own ecology, wildlife and reason to travel.
Explore By Destination
These are real operating regions used to organise every itinerary on the site.
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Akagera National Park
Akagera is Rwanda’s savannah national park, combining open plains, woodland, lakes and papyrus wetlands. Guided drives and Lake Ihema boat trips reveal a distinctly different side of the country.
Nyungwe National Park
Nyungwe is an ancient montane rainforest in southern Rwanda, known for chimpanzee tracking, colobus monkeys, forest hiking and the canopy walkway.
Lake Kivu
Lake Kivu’s Rwandan shoreline offers a restorative pause between wildlife experiences, with lakeside stays, boat trips and views across one of Africa’s Great Lakes.
Kigali
Kigali is Rwanda’s capital and the arrival point for most journeys. Thoughtful city visits can include the Kigali Genocide Memorial, local markets, galleries and contemporary Rwandan life.
Musanze Cave
View destination and tours →Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Bwindi is Uganda’s montane rainforest in the far south-west, home to roughly half the world’s mountain gorillas and four trekking sectors.
Lake Bunyonyi
Lake Bunyonyi, near Kabale in south-west Uganda, is a deep lake of small terraced islands between the Bwindi forest and the Rwandan border.