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Short answer: Rwanda is the easiest place in Africa to trek mountain gorillas, in Volcanoes National Park a few hours from Kigali. Add golden monkeys, chimpanzees in Nyungwe, Big Five game drives in Akagera and relaxing time at Lake Kivu.
Rwanda is where adventure meets intimacy in the wild. Towering volcanoes, misty rainforests, and serene lakes create a landscape that is both dramatic and breath taking, setting the stage for experiences found nowhere else on Earth.
The country’s most iconic residents, the mountain gorillas, move gracefully through the lush slopes of Volcanoes National Park. Trekking alongside these gentle giants is a once-in-a-lifetime encounter up close, unhurried, and deeply personal. Beyond gorillas, the forests host golden monkeys, chimpanzees, and a kaleidoscope of birdlife, making every step a chance to witness rare and extraordinary wildlife.
Rwanda’s national parks offer more than gorillas. From the rolling savannahs of Akagera to the clouded heights of Nyungwe Forest, wildlife thrives in protected, uncrowded spaces. Private guides ensure each encounter is authentic, allowing you to experience nature on your own terms, without rush or interruption.
Luxury in Rwanda blends seamlessly with conservation. Eco-lodges, boutique camps, and lakeside retreats provide comfort while supporting communities and preserving habitats. Every journey here is not only unforgettable but also purposeful, contributing to the protection of Rwanda’s extraordinary natural heritage.
Where can you see gorillas in Rwanda?
In Volcanoes National Park.
Can you see the Big Five in Rwanda?
Yes, in Akagera National Park.
How many days do you need in Rwanda?
Four to seven days covers gorillas, chimps and a lake or savannah stay. See our gorilla trekking guide.
Contact our safari specialists to start planning your trip.
Trek mountain gorillas in their misty rainforest home
Encounter golden monkeys, chimpanzees, and rare wildlife
Explore Nyungwe Forest and Akagera National Park in private safaris
Stay in eco-luxury lodges that support conservation and communities
June – September: Dry season with cooler temperatures, ideal for gorilla trekking, golden monkey encounters, and comfortable rainforest hikes
December – February: Dry season with clear skies, perfect for chimpanzee trekking, birdwatching, and savannah safaris in Nyungwe and Akagera
Crafting your journey from a curated portfolio of 500+ exclusive lodges and safari operators, we ensure luxury, comfort, and authenticity at every step.