According to your flight, we will walk around the city visiting interesting neighbourhoods, small markets, and get the feeling of the city.

Start the trip heading to the southern province, along the way visit the King palace in Nyanza, get to see and learn about different ancient traditional ways of living in Rwanda and inyambo the royal cows. Later on, you continue with an amazing rain forest drive in Nyungwe forest to your hotel.

A special day where you will start early in the morning to trek the unique creation known as the Chimpanzees and may see the family while eating and playing. After lunch and a short rest, you will do a Canopy walk, the only one high and longest bridge in Africa. From there you can really sense the size and how magnificent this Natural Forest is. The view is amazing.

Before starting the day, driving to the north of Kivu Lake, you will visit an island in Rusizi called Nkombo, where you can experience the island day-to-day life. You will continue the road north with another stop over at Kibuye, for a boat trip and stop to climb up to Napoleon Island, for a great hilltop view.

From there you will resume to the northern town in Kivu Lake, Gisenyi, to end the day with the traditional daily Night fishing with the local fishermen.

Start the day with a famous Congo Nile trail along with the local guide, through the tropical Kivu Belt Region on the shores of Lake Kivu visiting the villages, local churches and school. Saying goodbye to Kivu Lake and heading to the volcanoes, visit the twin lakes, where you will get an opportunity for the magnificent scenery of the lakes surrounded by the volcanoes.

Continue to explore the region by canoeing in Mukungwa River, with the incredible scenery, birds and locals jumping in the water.

In the afternoon, Visit Dian fossey center in Kinigi, one of the living memories of Dian Fossey and learn many things regarding mountain gorillas and their protection. Afterwards, hit the road back to Kigali.

According to the flight time, a full day in Kigali city where you might visit the Genocide memorial, art galleries and the bustling Kimironko market to pick up some last-minute souvenirs.