Embark on an unforgettable 4-day journey through Nyungwe National Park, one of Africa’s oldest and most pristine rainforests. This adventure starts with a scenic drive from Kigali, Rwanda’s capital, through stunning landscapes of rolling hills and lush tea plantations. Along the way, enjoy a cultural stop in Huye (Butare) to explore Rwanda’s rich heritage at the National Museum of Rwanda.
Experience thrilling chimpanzee trekking in Nyungwe’s dense rainforest, guided by experts to witness these fascinating primates in their natural habitat. Enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the forest canopy on a Canopy Walk, and explore the Gisovu Tea Estate, renowned for its high-quality tea production. Discover one of Africa’s largest groups of Angolan Colobus monkeys and hike to the beautiful Isumo Waterfall, where you can relax amidst the vibrant flora and fauna. Conclude your adventure with a bird-watching tour to spot rare and endemic species like the Great Blue Turaco.
Stay at the Nyungwe Top View Hill Hotel, known for its stunning views and serene environment, and indulge in local cuisine and cultural experiences, including traditional Rwandan dance and music. This package includes guided tours, all meals, private transportation, and park entry fees, ensuring a hassle-free and immersive experience in one of Rwanda’s most spectacular natural wonders
Morning: Arrive at Kigali International Airport and meet your guide. Begin the scenic drive to Nyungwe National Park, traveling through Rwanda’s lush rolling hills and tea plantations.
Afternoon: Stop in Huye (Butare) for lunch and visit the National Museum of Rwanda to explore Rwanda’s history and cultural heritage.
Evening: Arrive at Nyungwe Top View Hill Hotel, known for its panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Check-in, relax, and enjoy a welcome dinner at the hotel.
Early Morning: Start your day with an early breakfast, then set off for an exciting Chimpanzee Trekking experience in Nyungwe Forest. Trek through the dense rainforest with expert guides to locate a troop of wild chimpanzees and observe their dynamic behavior in their natural habitat.
Midday: Return to the hotel for lunch and relaxation.
Afternoon: Head out for the Canopy Walk, a thrilling experience 50 meters above the forest floor, providing incredible views and opportunities to spot a variety of birds, butterflies, and primates.
Evening: Return to the hotel for dinner and unwind with an evening of relaxation, enjoying the tranquil forest atmosphere.
Morning: After breakfast, drive to the Gisovu Tea Estate, located at the northern border of Nyungwe Forest. The estate, situated at 7,500 feet above sea level, is known for producing some of the best tea in Africa. Tour the tea plantation, learn about the tea production process, and enjoy a tasting session with a breathtaking view of the lush tea fields contrasting with the Nyungwe forest.
Midday: Enjoy a picnic lunch on the estate grounds.
Afternoon: Return to Nyungwe National Park for a Colobus Monkey Trek. Nyungwe hosts one of the largest groups of Angolan Colobus monkeys in Africa, often seen in groups of several hundred. Enjoy the unique opportunity to observe these striking black-and-white monkeys in their natural environment.
Evening: Return to the hotel for dinner and an optional evening cultural experience, including traditional Rwandan dance and music.
Morning: After breakfast, depart for the Isumo Waterfall Hike. Trek through the lush forest trails to reach the beautiful Isumo Waterfall, surrounded by vibrant flora and the sounds of the forest.
Midday: Enjoy a picnic lunch by the waterfall.
Afternoon: Engage in a Bird Watching Tour with a local guide. Nyungwe is home to over 300 bird species, including rare and endemic species such as the Great Blue Turaco and the Red-collared Mountain Babbler, making it a paradise for bird lovers.
Late Afternoon: Return to the hotel, check out, and begin the scenic drive back to Kigali.
Evening: Arrive in Kigali and transfer to Kigali International Airport for your departure flight.
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