Rwanda Safari: memorable lifetime adventures

With just a 2 hour drive on road from Kigali is Volcanoes National Park Located in northwestern Rwanda bordering Virunga National Park in DR. Congo and Mgahinga National Park in Uganda, this park  is part of the Virunga Mountain Range and home to the World`s Endangered Mountain Gorillas, 5 of the 8 beautiful Virunga Volcanoes, the rare Golden monkeys, numerous bird species, and having a historic connection to the American primatologist Diane Fossey who grave yard is in between Mount Karisimbi & Mount Bisoke at her originally established Karisoke Research Center where she could do her Gorilla studies from. Without any doubt the number one thing you can enjoy in this National Park is Gorilla Trekking as there are twelve habituated Mountain Gorilla Groups that tourists encounter with. Apart from visiting the Gorillas, there are Volcano Hikes, Diane Fossey Tomb Hike, Bird Watching, Golden Monkey Trekking and other after-trekking activities such as Cave Exploration specifically the Musanze Caves, Cultural encounters around the park like visiting the Ibyi`wacu Cultural Village, visiting Lake Kivu for a Boat Ride/Canoe Ride, Musanze City Tourand many other thrilling activities of your interests.

Lake Kivu is one of Rwanda's most popular tourist attractions and is Rwanda's largest watershed, surrounded by various resort towns with precious beaches such as Gisenyi and Kibuye. These resort towns have many guesthouses/hotels, restaurants, and vast waterfront sandy beaches for visitors looking for a little rest and relaxation. Whether swimming in the wild, visiting the lake's various islands by boat or canoe, or enjoying water activities such as kayaking, Lake Kivu is the perfect place to relax in Rwanda. Hiking steep hills while interacting with the local community, picnicking, coffee and tea plantation tours, and biking the Congo Nile Trail are just a few of the other activities on offer when visiting Lake Kivu.

Tucked away in a remote corner of southwestern Rwanda, bordering Burundi to the south, Lake Kivu and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the west, Nyungwe National Park is one of the world's best preserved, oldest and most pristine mountain tropics. One of the rainforest. Vast areas of montane rainforest host many primate chimpanzees, owl faces, colobus monkeys, hundreds of species of birds, some mammals, numerous hiking trails for nature lovers and beautiful waterfalls , home to exclusive canopy walk trails you won't find anywhere else. You can find any of Rwanda's national parks and the variety of tea plantations  outside the gates of the park  that surrounds it lends it its magnificent biodiversity. Participating in many activities  will not only bring you incredible joy and fun, but also complete satisfaction with  adventure and nature, filling your heart with wonderful memories.