
Enjoy an extraordinary journey through Rwanda, the “Land of a Thousand Hills.” Begin in the vibrant city of Kigali before heading to Volcanoes National Park for the once-in-a-lifetime experience of gorilla trekking. Encounter golden monkeys in their natural habitat and immerse yourself in the culture of local communities. Experience a seamless and immersive safari adventure in one of Africa’s most scenic landscapes.

Upon arrival at Kigali International Airport, a Nurture Africa Safaris representative will meet you outside the customs and immigration hall. Enjoy a transfer to Serena Hotel Kigali for check-in and a relaxed evening in Rwanda’s capital.
After breakfast, explore Kigali on a guided city tour, including a visit to the Genocide Memorial, which offers deep insights into Rwanda’s history and resilience. Continue with a cultural experience in Nyamirambo, where a guided tour showcases vibrant local markets and community life. Enjoy lunch at the historic Hotel des Mille Collines before departing for Volcanoes National Park, a scenic drive of approximately three hours.
Wake up early and transfer to the Volcanoes National Park headquarters for a 6:30 am briefing before beginning your gorilla trekking adventure at 8:00 am. Trek through lush rainforests guided by expert rangers to find a habituated gorilla family. Spend an unforgettable hour observing these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.
After the trek, visit the Gorilla Guardians Village to learn about the culture and traditions of local communities. This initiative, led by ex-poachers turned conservationists, offers a meaningful perspective on Rwanda’s wildlife conservation efforts.
After breakfast, return to the park headquarters for a briefing on golden monkey tracking. These playful primates leap through the bamboo forests, providing excellent photography opportunities. Following the trek, depart for Kigali International Airport for your international flight home.
As your safari comes to an end, we hope you take home lasting memories of Rwanda’s wildlife and cultural heritage.



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