Rwanda

If there is one country that is committed to the conservation of it wild places with a laser-sharp focus, it is Rwanda – “the land of a thousand hills”. When you visit Rwanda, you get the opportunity to experience the country’s efforts at not only conservation but renewal given Rwanda’s grim past. At the end of your trip, you will feel that your tourism dollars will add to the country’s remarkable story of conservation and sustainable tourism – all crucial to the protection of wildlife/ nature.

If you are planning your first Rwanda safari, prepare to be amazed by Rwanda’s topography of hills and valleys. From tracking the majestic mountain gorillas in Volcanoes National Park to game drive encounters with wildlife in Akagera National Park, home to the Big Five and a chimpanzee trek and canopy walk in Nyungwe National Park. Suffice to mention the Rwanda capital Kigali – one of Africa’s most exciting capital cities, the people and their vibrant culture, a thriving arts scene and a lot more. Out of the ashes of genocide, Rwanda has remade herself as a nature tourism hotspot thanks to her conservation efforts and sustainable tourism model.