5 articles to prepare your trip
An orderly capital at 1,567 meters altitude, Kigali serves as the country's gateway and provides, through its Gisozi Memorial, the key to understanding the entire Rwandan journey.
1,122 km² of savanna, lakes and marshes 2.5 hours from Kigali, Rwanda's only national park where you can see the Big Five since the reintroduction of lions and rhinoceros.
1,019 km² of highland forest in southwestern Rwanda, thirteen primate species and a canopy walk suspended 50 m above the forest canopy.
90 km of intricate shoreline at 1,460 m altitude, warm waters free of bilharzia and three gateway towns (Rubavu, Karongi, Rusizi) for a peaceful stop after gorillas or Nyungwe.
At the foot of the Virunga range, Volcanoes National Park is home to twelve habituated gorilla families, between bamboo forests and peaks rising above 4,000 m.
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