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~Return economy airfares with RwandAir from Johannesburg to Kigali Airport (Including airport taxes)
~Airport transfers from Kigali Airport to the hotel
~1 night – Park Inn by Radisson Blue (Kigali)
~Dinner & breakfast
~Kigali activities included:
~Genocide museum
~Kimironko Market
~Lunch at Repub Lounge
~Transfer to the Nyungwe Forest area.
~On the way visit the Kings Palace Museum
~Lunch in Butare
~3 nights – Mantis Kivu Marina Bay Hotel
~Breakfast, lunch & dinner
~Nyungwe Forest activities included:
~X1 Chimpanzee trekking permit per person
~Canopy Walk in Nyungwe Forest
~Boat excursion on Lake Kivu
~Transfer Volcanoes National Park
~2 nights – Virunga Inn Resort & Spa
~Breakfast, lunch & dinner
~Volcanoes activities included:
~X1 Gorilla trekking permit per person
~Transfer to Kigali
~Kigali activities included:
~Coffee tour
~Farewell dinner
~4×4 Safari vehicle (maximum 6 clients per vehicle)
~Bottled water in vehicles
~Services of your professional and knowledgeable Rwanda English-speaking driver-guide.
~Comprehensive support from our operational office in Rwanda for the duration of the safari
~Travel information pack
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~Entry visa to Rwanda (SA passport requires a visa for Rwanda – FREE of Charge)
~Travel Insurance (Highly recommended)
~Meals and drinks not specified
~Activities not specified
~Laundry services
~Gratuities – our recommendations.
~Driver/guide – suggested at US$10 per person per day.
~Chimp trekking:
~Trekking guide: US$10 per client
~Guide, trackers & security guards: Between US$10 – US$15 per client
~Porter – US$15 (if you need assistance on your hike)
~Gorilla trekking:
~Trekking guide: US$10 per client
~Guide, trackers & security guards: Between US$10 – US$15 per client
~Porter – US$15 (if you need assistance on your hike)
~Hotel staff – at your discretion
~Porters carrying suitcase/s – recommend US$1 per suitcase.
~All expenses of a personal nature
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National Parks
Nyungwe National Park
Extending for 970 sq. km across the majestic hills of southeast Rwanda, Nyungwe National Park is the largest and one of the most ancient block of mountain forest in East and Central Africa, dating back to before the last Ice Age. An extensive network of well-maintained walking trails leads through Nyungwe forest to various waterfalls and viewing points. A comfortably rustic rest house and perfectly situated campsite lie alongside the main road, and the reserve can readily be visited as a day trip from the towns of Butare and Cyangugu. Nyungwe National Park does, however, deserve more time. Anyone who would like to track chimps and see several varieties of smaller primate will need to spend two days there – and dedicated bird watchers might never want to leave!
Nyungwe is renowned for its 13 species of primates and in particular is a great location for a chimpanzee safari in Rwanda and viewing 9 different species of monkey including the Ruwenzori Colobus and the handsome L’Hoests monkey. Nyungwe also have many smaller predators including the golden cat, wildcat, serval cat, the side-striped jackal and three types of mongoose.
Volcanoes National Park
Volcanoes National Park is part of the Virunga Mountains, which is a range of six extinct and three active volcanoes situated in Rwanda, Uganda, and The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In the heart of Africa, so high up that you shiver more than you sweat, are volcanoes (the Virunga’s) towering up in the air for almost 3,000m, virtually covered in rich, green rainforest. Situated in the far northwest of Rwanda, the Parc des Volcano’s protects the steep slopes of this magnificent mountain range – home of the rare mountain gorilla – and the rich mosaic of montane ecosystems, which embrace evergreen and bamboo forest, open grassland, swamp, and heath. An exciting trek through the cultivated foothills of the Virunga’s offers splendid views in all directions. This is the best location to track the rare and captivating mountain gorillas (Gorilla Beringei). The guides can generally find the gorillas within one to eight hours of starting, but this often involves a lot of strenuous effort scrambling through dense vegetation up steep muddy slopes. An encounter with a silverback male gorilla at close quarters can be a hair-raising experience; however, they are remarkably non-aggressive animals, entirely vegetarian, and usually quite safe to be around.
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