An immersive cross-border safari through Rwanda and Uganda, combining savanna wildlife, primate encounters, volcanic landscapes and meaningful cultural experiences.
More than
just travel
Adventure with purpose
Detailed itinerary
Every day retains the activities, transfers, experiences, and practical notes from the original itinerary.
01Kigali International Airport
Kigali is one of Africa's cleanest and safest capitals, blending modernity with tradition.
02Cross border to Uganda
Lake Mburo is Uganda's smallest savanna park, with a high wildlife density and the country's only national-park zebra population.
03–04Two full safari days
This 1,978-square-kilometre park combines savanna, wetlands, forest and lakes, supporting 95 mammal and over 600 bird species.
05Kalinzu Forest to Bwindi
Kalinzu protects about 320 chimpanzees in six communities and offers an intimate, less-crowded tracking experience.
06Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
Bwindi protects about 459 mountain gorillas—nearly half the global population—and permit fees directly support their conservation.
07Cultural & relaxation day
Lake Bunyonyi sits around 900 metres above sea level, is considered Africa's second-deepest lake and is free from bilharzia.
08–09Volcano adventure
The Mount Bisoke round trip normally takes six to seven hours and requires good fitness.
10Volcanoes National Park
Endangered golden monkeys survive only in the Virunga massif, making this a uniquely regional wildlife encounter.
11Return to Kigali
The Kigali Genocide Memorial honours victims while documenting Rwanda's history and extraordinary path toward reconciliation.
Unforgettable experiences
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Tour details & accommodations
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Kigali · 1 night
A welcoming Kigali base close to the airport.
Tour features
A guided journey arranged around your group
Choose a start date that suits your plans
Adjust the experience with our trip planners
Personal support for individual adventurers
Primate permits are limited and should be secured well in advance. Gorilla trekking has a minimum age requirement of 15 years.
Good to know
Documentation, packing, health, fitness, and activity guidance retained from the original package.
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