Destinations - 4x4 Self-drive | Rwanda and Uganda

Rent a car and travel to several destinations depending on your holiday needs. We have cars for each destination you choose to visit. Places which need off-road vehicles like Akagera National Park in Rwanda, Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda and the Bwindi region. These require special 4×4 cars for you to travel to these destinations.

For any road trip you thought of doing in East Africa, we have you covered. Our vehicles are available for long holidays in Rwanda and East Africa. There are destinations which require a driver’s guide. Places where you need to have extensive game drives, or on very bad roads, to avoid time wasting in case of breakdown.

Places to go

Volcanoes National Park

Gorilla Trekking Safari Destinations

There are several destinations for gorilla safaris. The destination in Rwanda is Volcanoes National Park. This is famous for the Gorillas and Golden Monkey tour. Other activities here include hiking adventures to the Karisimbi and Bisoke Mountains. Other destinations are in Uganda – With Bwindi National Park and Mgahinga Forest. These are known for reduced rates on gorilla trekking permits. Rent a 4×4 and cross over to Uganda and trek the mountain Gorillas.

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Destination Nyungwe-National-Park- Rwanda

Nyungwe is a natural rainforest in the southern part of Rwanda. The forest is best known for primates and birds. Self-drive safaris to Nyungwe are very smooth. Drive to the Unika information centre and get a briefing from the park guides on any activity you would like to do. Canopy walks, nature trail walks, birding or Chimpanzee tracking are some of the popular safari activities you will have. Accommodations here are located in Kitabi village or Gisakura. They range from budget setups of 40 dollars a night to super luxury safari lodges.

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Destination Nyungwe-National-Park- Rwanda Primates safaris
Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda

Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda

Queen Elizabeth National Park is located in the northwestern part of Bwindi National Park. Visitors to Bwindi Forest always find it interesting to visit the southern part of the Park (Ishasha section) popularly known for tree-climbing lions. Park entry to this wildlife park is 50 dollars valid for 24 hours. A bisection of the park from south to north is 100 kms which is so rewarding with several mammals which include elephants, Cape buffaloes and leopards.  The Kazinga Channel connects Lake George and Edward and it also acts as alife lifeline to wildlife in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

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