Nyungwe National Park

Nyungwe National Park, located in southwestern Rwanda, is one of the best-preserved rainforests in Africa. Spanning 970 km², it is home to incredible biodiversity, including 13 species of primates, over 275 bird species, and countless plants and animals unique to the region. Experience thrilling activities like canopy walks, primate trekking, nature hikes, and bird watching. With its rich wildlife and stunning landscapes, Nyungwe offers an unforgettable ecotourism adventure. Ready for an immersive rainforest experience? Contact us today to plan your visit!

Tour details

Best Time to Visit Nyungwe National Park is perfect for visiting all year. The dry season (June to September, December to February) offers easier trekking, while the wet season (March to May, October to November) enhances the lush rainforest experience and brings wildlife closer for viewing.
What to Bring Comfortable shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and a rain jacket, as the rainforest can be wet. Don’t forget your camera!
Activities Canopy walks, primate trekking (including chimpanzees), nature walks, bird watching, and butterfly spotting are popular activities.
Transportation Private 4x4 vehicles are available from Kigali to Nyungwe National Park.
Accommodation Stay at eco-lodges or campsites within or near the park.
Languages Spoken English, French, Kinyarwanda
Visa Requirements Please visit the Rwanda immigration website or contact us for assistance.
Currency RWF, USD