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Rwanda Holidays

Rwanda, with its beautiful, rolling mountainous landscapes, was best known as Africa’s premier gorilla tracking destination, until the tragic events of 1994. However, the country has been peaceful for a decade now, and has by its own efforts achieved both reconciliation and reconstruction. Tourism has an important part to play in this recovery. You will find both the best gorilla tracking and a genuine welcome in Rwanda.

Where to visit in Rwanda

Volcanoes National Park
Volcanoes National Park (PNV), two hours drive north of Kigali, is a high altitude park which protects the largest remaining population of mountain gorilla... read more »
Lake Kivu
Lake Kivu is a beautiful high altitude lake which forms the border between the Congo and Rwanda. It’s a busy lake, always alive with traders and... read more »
Nyungwe National Park
Extending for nearly one thousand square kilometres over the mountains of southwest Rwanda, Nyungwe Forest National Park protects the largest remaining single... read more »
Akagera National Park
Akagera National Park, bordering Tanzania, has beautiful undulating plains with dense, broad-leafed woodland, lighter acacia woodland and rolling grassland... read more »
Kigali
The city centre is busy, bustling and colourful, whereas the administrative and government quarter is quieter with wide shady streets and white-walled villas... read more »

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