1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide – Ultimate 7-Day Safari
A 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide helps you discover just how much of the Land of a Thousand Hills can be experienced in seven carefully planned days. Rwanda combines mountain gorilla trekking, remarkable Big Five wildlife, golden monkey tracking, scenic highland drives, cultural experiences and peaceful lakeside escapes. Whether you are travelling as a couple, a family, a photographer or a private group, a thoughtful itinerary makes it possible to enjoy the country’s most celebrated attractions without turning your holiday into a race between destinations.
At Nextgen Safaris Africa, we design private Rwanda safari holidays around your interests and preferred accommodation. Our recommended one-week circuit combines a Kigali city experience, game drives in Akagera National Park, mountain gorilla trekking in Rwanda, golden monkeys in Volcanoes National Park and relaxation beside Lake Kivu. This route balances city culture, savannah wildlife, rainforest primates and beautiful scenery while remaining practical for a seven-day visit.
Our 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide covers the full day-by-day journey, recommended lodges, optional activities, safari costs, permits, the best months to travel and alternative routes through Nyungwe National Park. Visitors interested in a premium holiday can also explore our connected network’s luxury gorilla safari experiences, while families and budget-conscious travellers can compare the possibilities offered by Rwanda family holidays and Rwanda budget safaris.
Highlights of a 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda
This 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide combines Rwanda’s major wildlife attractions with cultural discovery and time to relax. The activities below can be adjusted to suit your travel dates, fitness, preferred lodge category and available permits.
- Mountain gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park
- Big Five game drives in Akagera National Park
- Guided golden monkey tracking in the Virunga mountains
- Kigali city tour and respectful visit to the Genocide Memorial
- Optional boat safari on Lake Ihema in Akagera
- Scenic relaxation and optional boat outing on Lake Kivu
- Private 4×4 Land Cruiser and professional safari driver-guide
- Premium, mid-range or luxury lodges selected to match your budget
- Beautiful landscape and wildlife photography opportunities
- Flexible arrangements for couples, honeymooners and families
Brief 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Itinerary
Accommodation: one night in Kigali, two nights in Akagera, two nights near Volcanoes National Park and one night at Lake Kivu. This makes six nights in total. Arrival and departure flight times determine whether the Day 2 city tour or Day 7 lakeside activities need adjusting.
Detailed 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival at Kigali International Airport – Welcome to Rwanda
Begin your one-week Rwanda holiday at Kigali International Airport, where your Nextgen Safaris driver-guide welcomes you and assists with your private hotel transfer. Kigali is surrounded by green hills and is an ideal place to recover from international travel before your wildlife adventure. Depending on your arrival time, you may enjoy a short orientation drive or simply relax at your hotel and discuss the activities planned for the coming days.
For guests seeking premium accommodation, Kigali Serena Hotel offers a comfortable introduction to the journey. Travellers arriving earlier may request a short visit to local viewpoints or a relaxed introduction to the city, while those arriving late can begin sightseeing the following morning. Our Kigali City Tour guide explains the capital’s main cultural and historical attractions, including the Kigali Genocide Memorial, art galleries and neighbourhood markets.
Day 2: Kigali City Tour and Scenic Transfer to Akagera National Park
After breakfast, explore selected attractions in Kigali. A guided visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial offers important historical context about the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and Rwanda’s journey of rebuilding. Depending on your interests and the time available, the morning can also include a local market, craft stop or panoramic drive across the city. The memorial is a place of remembrance; the visit should be unhurried and respectful.
Continue east on a private road transfer to Akagera National Park, Rwanda’s outstanding savannah wildlife destination. The journey from Kigali generally takes around two and a half to three hours to the southern park area, depending on traffic and the lodge location. As the countryside opens into grassland, lakes and wetlands, check in to your lodge and relax before the next day’s safari. A short afternoon game drive may be possible if arrival time and park arrangements permit.
Recommended accommodation: SALT of Akagera, subject to availability and the confirmed programme.Day 3: Akagera National Park – Big Five Game Drive and Lake Ihema Boat Safari
Start early for a guided game drive through Akagera’s diverse savannah, woodland and wetland habitats. The park offers opportunities to search for lions, elephants, buffaloes, rhinoceroses, leopards, giraffes, zebras and numerous antelope and bird species. Your driver-guide will select suitable wildlife-viewing routes according to park conditions and the time available. No particular animal sighting can be guaranteed, but the diversity of habitats makes Akagera rewarding for both first-time safari visitors and wildlife photographers.
Depending on the confirmed schedule, the afternoon can include a boat excursion on Lake Ihema, a beautiful wetland environment where hippos, crocodiles and waterbirds are often observed. A lake excursion offers a slower, water-based contrast to the morning game drive and is a memorable addition to a Rwanda Big Five safari. Return to the lodge for dinner and an overnight stay, enjoying the quiet atmosphere of Akagera after your first full day of wildlife viewing.
Day 4: Transfer from Akagera to Volcanoes National Park – Journey to the Virunga Mountains
Enjoy breakfast before departing Akagera for Rwanda’s northern highlands. The route generally travels back through or around Kigali before continuing to Musanze and the communities surrounding Volcanoes National Park. Allow most of the day for the transfer, with approximately five to six hours of driving as a planning allowance depending on the exact start and end points, traffic and stops. This day is intentionally designed around comfortable travel rather than combining the journey with a major wildlife activity.
As you approach the Virunga mountain region, the landscape becomes greener and more mountainous, with farms, villages and dramatic volcanic silhouettes. Check into your selected lodge near the gorilla trekking headquarters, then relax and prepare your walking boots, rain jacket and daypack for the next morning. Visitors interested in the destination can read our partner guide to gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park.
Recommended accommodation: Sambora Kinigi or a preferred luxury lodge in the Volcanoes National Park area.Day 5: Mountain Gorilla Trekking in Volcanoes National Park
This is the signature wildlife experience in our 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide. After an early breakfast, transfer to the designated park briefing location for registration, a briefing on gorilla conservation and the allocation of a trekking group. Accompanied by professional park guides and trackers, walk into the foothills of the Virunga volcanoes in search of a habituated mountain gorilla family. The distance and difficulty of each trek depend on gorilla movements, terrain and prevailing weather conditions.
After reaching the gorillas, visitors normally enjoy up to one hour observing them at a respectful distance while following park regulations. Watching a silverback, mothers and young gorillas in their natural forest environment is an unforgettable experience. Afterwards return to the lodge for lunch and relaxation. The published standard Rwanda gorilla trekking permit is US$1,500 per foreign visitor; the minimum trekking age is 15. Explore luxury gorilla trekking in Rwanda and Rwanda gorilla trekking tours for planning inspiration.
Day 6: Golden Monkey Tracking and Scenic Transfer to Lake Kivu
After breakfast, return to the Volcanoes National Park area for golden monkey tracking. This activity introduces visitors to the energetic golden monkeys living in bamboo-rich habitats on the volcanic slopes. With an experienced park guide, walk through scenic vegetation while searching for these colourful primates and observing their movement and feeding behaviour. Golden monkey tracking is a rewarding complement to the previous day’s gorilla trek and is especially popular with photographers. The published foreign visitor permit rate is US$100, and the minimum participant age is 12.
After the activity, return to your lodge for lunch or refreshments before travelling toward Lake Kivu, generally to the Rubavu lakeshore. The drive reveals another beautiful side of western Rwanda, with mountain views, small settlements and scenic roads. Check into Lake Kivu Serena Hotel, enjoy the lakeside atmosphere and spend the evening relaxing. Visitors can explore our partner’s Lake Kivu safari and relaxation guide or our golden monkey safari information for details on combining these experiences.
Day 7: Lake Kivu Relaxation, Return to Kigali and Departure
Begin the last day of your Rwanda safari with breakfast overlooking Lake Kivu. Depending on your flight schedule, enjoy a leisurely morning beside the water, take photographs or arrange a short boat excursion when suitable. The lake’s scenery and calm atmosphere provide a welcome contrast to Akagera’s savannah wildlife and the forest trekking experiences of Volcanoes National Park. It is an attractive ending for honeymoon couples, families and travellers who enjoy a combination of adventure and relaxation.
After checkout, travel by private vehicle to Kigali for your international departure. Allow approximately three to four hours for the transfer from Rubavu to Kigali, with additional time for traffic, comfort stops and airport check-in. If your flight departs early, the Lake Kivu overnight or return journey can be adjusted to preserve a practical travel schedule. Your 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide concludes with memories of gorillas, golden monkeys, Big Five wildlife, beautiful highlands and Rwanda’s welcoming hospitality.
What Is Included and Excluded in a 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda?
Our suggested seven-day private safari is designed to include the main services needed for a well-coordinated holiday. All inclusions should be confirmed in your individual Nextgen Safaris quotation, particularly permits and optional boat activities.
- Six nights in selected hotels and safari lodges.
- Meals according to the confirmed lodge arrangements.
- Private 4×4 Land Cruiser with an English-speaking safari driver-guide.
- Arrival and departure airport transfers.
- One Rwanda mountain gorilla trekking permit per eligible traveller.
- One golden monkey tracking permit per eligible traveller.
- Akagera National Park entrance fees and scheduled game drives.
- Lake Ihema boat safari when listed in the final itinerary.
- Private road transfers between Kigali, Akagera, Volcanoes National Park and Lake Kivu.
- Drinking water during transfers and safari coordination by Nextgen Safaris Africa.
- Visa fees.
- International flights.
- Tips and gratuities.
- Travel insurance.
Best Places to Visit During a 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda
The ideal destinations depend on your interests and available days. The five locations below make up our recommended seven-day route, while Nyungwe National Park is a rewarding alternative for travellers who prefer chimpanzee tracking and rainforest walks. You do not need to fit every national park into one week to experience Rwanda meaningfully.
Kigali City – History, Culture and Arrival
Kigali is the natural starting point for most international Rwanda holidays. The capital offers a mix of contemporary culture, markets, restaurants, galleries and meaningful historical sites. A respectful visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial provides important context for understanding the country, while local neighbourhoods and scenic city viewpoints show another side of daily life. Our Kigali City Tour can be planned as a half-day or an arrival-day experience depending on your flight time.
Akagera National Park – Big Five and Lake Ihema
Akagera brings classic African wildlife viewing to the 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide. Its open savannah, wooded hills, lakes and wetlands provide habitat for elephants, buffaloes, rhinos, giraffes, zebras, lions, leopards and many birds. Guided game drives provide opportunities for wildlife photography, while Lake Ihema offers boat outings among hippos and crocodiles. Learn more about wildlife in Akagera National Park before selecting activities.
Volcanoes National Park – Mountain Gorilla Trekking
Volcanoes National Park protects remarkable mountain gorilla habitat on the slopes of the Virunga volcanoes. Guided treks pass through highland vegetation in search of habituated gorilla families, with up to one hour of observation after locating them. The encounter is subject to a valid trekking permit and park regulations. See our luxury Rwanda gorilla trekking options or browse Volcanoes National Park trekking information.
Golden Monkey Tracking – Virunga Bamboo Forest
Golden monkey tracking is an excellent second primate adventure in the Volcanoes National Park area. The active monkeys move among bamboo and lush mountain vegetation, providing lively encounters that differ from the quieter observation of mountain gorillas. Because the activity can take place on the morning after a gorilla trek, it fits naturally into a seven-day Rwanda safari before the journey to Lake Kivu. Explore our golden monkey safari guide when choosing activities.
Lake Kivu – Lakeside Relaxation and Scenic Views
Lake Kivu is a lovely destination for relaxing after several days of trekking and game drives. Rubavu offers beaches, lakeshore accommodation, gentle scenery and optional boat experiences, with views of the surrounding hills. For visitors interested in quieter moments, photography and romantic escapes, Lake Kivu complements the more active parts of the itinerary. Explore Lake Kivu travel experiences for inspiration.
Nyungwe National Park – Chimpanzees and Canopy Walkway (Alternative Route)
Nyungwe National Park is one of Rwanda’s most important montane rainforest destinations. Guided chimpanzee tracking, birdwatching, forest hiking and the canopy walkway make it appealing to primate enthusiasts and nature photographers. Because the park lies in southwestern Rwanda, it is better included in a differently structured seven-day itinerary rather than added to the complete Akagera–Volcanoes–Lake Kivu route. Visitors with extra time can explore Nyungwe chimpanzee trekking or consider our extended Rwanda discovery itinerary.
Alternative 7-Day Rwanda Vacation Itineraries
Not everyone wants the same type of holiday. Our 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide can be adapted for classic game drives, primate encounters, romantic retreats or a deeper exploration of Rwanda’s rainforests. The four options below are suggested itinerary concepts; final routes and activities are confirmed before booking.
7 Days Rwanda Big Five, Gorillas and Lake Kivu Safari
Our recommended route combines Akagera’s savannah wildlife, gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park and a lakeside night at Lake Kivu. It suits first-time visitors wanting wildlife variety in a compact timeframe.
- Akagera game drives
- Mountain gorilla trekking
- Golden monkey tracking
- Lake Kivu relaxation
7 Days Rwanda Gorillas, Chimpanzees and Rainforest Safari
A primate-focused alternative that replaces Akagera with Nyungwe National Park. Explore chimpanzee habitats and the canopy walkway before travelling north toward the mountain gorillas of Volcanoes National Park.
- Nyungwe chimpanzee tracking
- Rainforest canopy walkway
- Gorilla trekking in Volcanoes
- Scenic cross-country transfers
7 Days Luxury Rwanda Gorilla and Lake Kivu Honeymoon
Designed for couples who prefer beautiful hotels, a gentler pace and personalised private transfers. Combine a gorilla trek and optional golden monkeys with romantic lodge stays and extra time beside Lake Kivu.
- Luxury Kigali and mountain accommodation
- Private gorilla trekking arrangements
- Romantic lakeside relaxation
- Private 4×4 transfers
7 Days Rwanda Gorillas, Golden Monkeys and Cultural Safari
A flexible northern Rwanda holiday with more time near Volcanoes National Park, a guided Kigali cultural experience and scenic lakeside or community activities. A good option for travellers who want fewer long drives.
- Kigali cultural and historical sites
- Mountain gorilla trekking
- Golden monkey tracking
- Flexible Musanze and lakeside experiences
For additional inspiration, browse our Rwanda safari and gorilla tour collection or explore exclusive luxury gorilla holidays through our approved safari network.
How Much Does a 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Cost?
The cost of a one-week Rwanda holiday depends on the gorilla permit, accommodation category, number of travellers, private vehicle, park entrances and optional activities. The gorilla permit is a significant fixed element of the budget for many international visitors, while luxury lodges and private air transfers can change the total considerably. This 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide therefore separates confirmed published permit rates from components that require a personalised quotation.
| Safari Cost Component | Published Fee / Pricing Basis | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Rwanda mountain gorilla permit | US$1,500 per foreign visitor | One gorilla tracking day in Volcanoes National Park; other eligible visitor categories may differ. |
| Rwanda golden monkey permit | US$100 per foreign visitor | One golden monkey tracking experience; eligibility and age rules apply. |
| Akagera entry and guided activities | Quoted according to current park tariffs | Game drives, park entry and boat safari arrangements depend on the chosen programme. |
| Six nights of accommodation | Mid-range / luxury / premium options | Rates depend on lodge, room sharing and season. |
| Private 4×4 Land Cruiser and guide | Quoted for group size and route | Includes the confirmed road circuit and guiding arrangements. |
| Meals, transfers and other experiences | Included according to final quotation | Clearly itemised before booking. |
A seven-day trip with a shared room and comfortable mid-range lodges will generally cost less than a high-end private safari using premium properties and additional helicopter services. Instead of presenting an unverified all-inclusive price, Nextgen Safaris supplies a quotation reflecting your actual dates, permits and preferred accommodation. For a personalised proposal, contact our safari reservations team.
Accommodation Options for a 7-Day Rwanda Vacation
Choosing the right accommodation makes a significant difference to the comfort of your Rwanda holiday. The recommended itinerary uses Kigali Serena Hotel for the arrival night, SALT of Akagera for the wildlife portion, Sambora Kinigi near Volcanoes National Park and Lake Kivu Serena Hotel for the lakeside stay. These are suggested properties rather than guaranteed reservations; the final selection depends on availability and your budget.
Travellers seeking an exclusive luxury experience can consider higher-end properties in the Volcanoes area, while guests following a Nyungwe alternative itinerary may choose One&Only Nyungwe House or another suitable lodge. For honeymooners, families and private groups, Nextgen Safaris can adapt room configurations, meal arrangements and transport. Explore our Rwanda safari collection and luxury gorilla lodge experiences when deciding on your preferred travel style.
Best Time for a 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda
June to September – Popular Gorilla Trekking and Wildlife Season
June to September is a popular period for Rwanda safaris because rainfall is often relatively lower across many tourism regions. Forest paths may be easier to negotiate, and game drives in Akagera can be rewarding. Demand for gorilla permits and premium lodges can be high, so arranging accommodation and activities early is advisable.
December to February – Another Attractive Travel Window
December to February is also suitable for mountain gorilla trekking, golden monkeys, Kigali sightseeing and Akagera wildlife viewing. Conditions change with altitude and local weather, but many visitors appreciate combining cooler highland mornings with warm savannah afternoons during this period.
March to May and October to November – Green Scenery
Wetter seasons can bring vivid green landscapes, atmospheric mountain scenery and good photographic opportunities. Gorilla and golden monkey tracking generally operate through the year, although trails can be muddy and demanding after rain. The right month for your trip depends on the experience you value most rather than a single universal best season.
Practical Travel Tips for a One-Week Rwanda Holiday
Gorilla Permits and Early Booking
Gorilla trekking permits are limited and should be arranged before committing to non-refundable accommodation and transport. The minimum tracking age is 15, and visitors must follow park health and wildlife rules. Our Rwanda gorilla trekking resource offers additional planning context.
Rwanda Visa and Entry Documents
Rwanda offers visa-on-arrival arrangements for visitors from all nationalities, but the cost, permitted stay and any exemptions depend on nationality and travel circumstances. Check current immigration requirements before departure and travel with a valid passport, confirmed itinerary and required health or travel documentation.
Transport and Travel Times
Private road travel is usually the most practical way to connect Kigali, Akagera, Volcanoes National Park and Lake Kivu in one week. Road times vary with departure points, traffic and stops. Helicopter transfers may be arranged for selected routes when available, but they are optional premium services rather than standard inclusions.
What to Pack for Rwanda
Bring broken-in hiking boots, long trousers, gardening or trekking gloves, a lightweight waterproof jacket, insect repellent, sun protection and a small daypack. For Akagera, comfortable neutral-coloured clothing and binoculars are helpful. Travellers should also carry necessary personal medication and allow for cooler conditions near the volcanic highlands.
Why Choose Nextgen Safaris for Your 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda?
Private Safari Planning and Practical Routes
Nextgen Safaris plans private journeys around your actual arrival times, confirmed permits and preferred accommodation rather than assembling an unrealistic list of attractions. Our 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide follows a route that gives meaningful time to Kigali, Akagera, Volcanoes National Park and Lake Kivu, with Nyungwe reserved for alternative itineraries or longer trips.
Professional Guides and Comfortable Transport
Experienced English-speaking driver-guides, private safari vehicles and carefully arranged transfers help visitors enjoy Rwanda’s landscape and wildlife with less logistical stress. The route and pace can be adapted to the needs of honeymooners, families, photographers and private groups.
Thoughtful Lodges and Personalised Experiences
We recommend hotels and safari lodges according to your comfort preferences and confirmed activities, from Kigali Serena and Sambora Kinigi to selected lakeside and wildlife properties. Travellers seeking extended or multi-country adventures can consider our luxury Uganda and Rwanda safari holidays.
Frequently Asked Questions About a 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda
Is one week enough to visit Rwanda?
Yes. Seven days allow a rewarding combination of Kigali, Akagera National Park, Volcanoes National Park and Lake Kivu when transfers and activities are carefully planned. Travellers who want Nyungwe as well should consider changing the itinerary or extending the trip.
What is the best 7-day Rwanda itinerary?
For first-time visitors, a practical route is Kigali, Akagera, Volcanoes National Park and Lake Kivu, returning to Kigali on Day 7. This itinerary balances classic wildlife, mountain gorilla trekking, golden monkeys and relaxation.
Can I see the Big Five and mountain gorillas in seven days?
Yes. Akagera is Rwanda’s principal Big Five safari destination, while Volcanoes National Park offers mountain gorilla tracking. Wildlife sightings are subject to natural conditions, and gorilla trekking requires a confirmed permit.
How much does a Rwanda gorilla trekking permit cost?
The published standard permit for a foreign visitor costs US$1,500 per person for one gorilla tracking experience. Fees for eligible citizens and residents can differ, and current rates should always be reconfirmed before booking.
What is the minimum age for gorilla trekking in Rwanda?
The minimum age is 15 years. Families travelling with younger children can enjoy suitable alternatives such as wildlife game drives, city activities and selected lakeside experiences.
How much does golden monkey tracking cost in Rwanda?
The published standard foreign-visitor permit fee is US$100. The minimum age is 12, and advance arrangements are recommended to align the activity with your Volcanoes National Park stay.
Can I include Nyungwe chimpanzees in a 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide itinerary?
Yes, but Nyungwe is best included as part of an alternative route instead of adding it to the full Akagera–Volcanoes– Lake Kivu circuit. A seven-day itinerary pairing Nyungwe with Volcanoes National Park is suitable for primate enthusiasts.
Are private Rwanda safaris suitable for honeymooners?
Yes. Rwanda offers romantic mountain accommodation, premium Kigali hotels, private guiding and relaxation at Lake Kivu. A honeymoon itinerary can spend more time in selected locations and reduce the number of long transfers.
Can children join a seven-day Rwanda safari?
Yes. Families can enjoy Kigali, Akagera game drives and lakeside relaxation. However, gorilla trekking requires participants to be at least 15, and golden monkey tracking has a minimum age of 12.
What are the best months for a Rwanda holiday?
June to September and December to February are popular for trekking and wildlife holidays, although Rwanda is a year-round destination. Some rainy periods bring lush scenery but muddier trails.
How far is Akagera National Park from Kigali?
The drive from Kigali to the southern Akagera area is commonly around two and a half to three hours, depending on the exact destination, traffic and road conditions. Lodge location within or near the park may increase the travel time.
Can I fly between Rwanda’s safari destinations?
Selected helicopter transfers can be arranged when available, particularly for travellers seeking a premium itinerary. Most seven-day holidays use a comfortable private vehicle because it provides flexibility for sightseeing and wildlife stops.
Do I need a visa for Rwanda?
Rwanda has visa-on-arrival arrangements for visitors from all nationalities, but applicable fees and exemptions differ. Check official requirements for your passport and route before departure.
Are gorilla trekking encounters guaranteed?
Ranger-guided treks have a strong record of locating habituated gorilla families, but this is a wild-animal experience and sightings cannot be promised as an absolute guarantee. Trek duration and conditions also vary.
How early should I book a Rwanda safari?
Book several months ahead where possible, especially for popular travel periods and premium accommodation. Gorilla permits have limited daily capacity, and it is important to plan around confirmed trekking dates.
How do I book a 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda with Nextgen Safaris?
Share your preferred travel dates, number of guests, desired lodge category and special interests. Our reservations team can confirm permit options, prepare a personalised route and provide an itemised quotation before you approve the arrangements. Request your Rwanda safari to get started.
Book Your 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda with Nextgen Safaris Africa
A well-planned 1 Week Vacation in Rwanda Guide brings together outstanding mountain gorilla trekking, golden monkey encounters, classic Akagera wildlife, meaningful Kigali experiences and beautiful Lake Kivu scenery. The key is choosing a practical itinerary that gives each destination the time it deserves while leaving space for comfort and relaxation.
Nextgen Safaris Africa can personalise your seven-day Rwanda holiday around your preferred dates, group size, accommodation and wildlife interests. Whether you favour a private Big Five and gorilla adventure, a romantic luxury getaway or an alternative Nyungwe primate safari, we can help you create a memorable journey through the Land of a Thousand Hills.
Safari activities, lodge availability and permits are subject to confirmation. Prices quoted for permits represent published standard foreign-visitor tariffs at the time this guide was prepared.
