Destinations: Self-drive Tours — 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 that need off-road vehicles, like Akagera National Park in Rwanda, Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda, and the Bwindi region, require special 4×4 cars. We have covered any road trip you have thought of taking in East Africa. 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 wasting time in case of breakdown.
Gorilla Trekking Safari Destinations
There are numerous locations for gorilla safaris. One notable destination in Rwanda is Volcanoes National Park. This park is renowned for its Gorilla and Golden Monkey tours. Every visitor to Rwanda aspires to embark on a tour here and engage in various safari activities. Additional activities include hiking excursions to the Karisimbi and Bisoke Mountains. The Musanze Caves, which bear a somber history from the genocide era in Rwanda, and the twin lakes of Burera and Ruhondo, offer boat rides around the islands.
Other notable destinations are located in Uganda, specifically Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Forest. These parks are recognised for their lower rates on gorilla trekking permits. Safaris and self-drive tours originating from Kigali in Rwanda often lead to these parks due to their more affordable permits for gorilla trekking safaris.
Rent a 4×4 vehicle from Kigali in Rwanda and cross to Uganda to trek the mountain gorillas. We help you secure a permit as per your required dates.
Destination: Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda
Nyungwe is a natural rainforest situated in the southern region of Rwanda. This forest is particularly renowned for its diverse primate and bird populations. Self-drive safaris to Nyungwe are quite seamless. You can drive to the Unika information centre to receive a briefing from the park guides regarding any activities you wish to pursue. Popular safari activities include canopy walks, nature trail hikes, birdwatching, and chimpanzee tracking. Accommodations in the area are found in Kitabi village or Gisakura, offering options that range from budget accommodations at 40 dollars per night to luxurious safari lodges.
Queen Elizabeth NP in Uganda / Akagera Park — Rwanda
Queen Elizabeth National Park is situated in the northwestern region of Bwindi National Park. Tourists visiting Bwindi Forest often find it fascinating to explore the southern area of the park (Ishasha section), renowned for its tree-climbing lions. The entry fee for this wildlife park is 50 dollars, valid for a duration of 24 hours. The park spans 100 kilometres from south to north, offering rewarding sightings of various mammals, including elephants, Cape buffaloes, and leopards. The Kazinga Channel serves as a connection between Lake George and Lake Edward, acting as a vital lifeline for the wildlife in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
