moderate
4–6 hours per day
Participants should be in good physical condition to manage daily walks on uneven terrain and occasional steep climbs.
Explore Rwanda’s incredible wildlife and history on this 9-day walking tour. Encounter chimps, gorillas, and stunning plantations while discovering rich cultural landmarks.
Ages 10+
Embark on a thrilling 9-day adventure in Rwanda, exploring the Diane Fossey Exhibition and Genocide Museum. Experience the breathtaking Congo Nile Trek, encounter playful chimps, and opt for unforgettable gorilla or Golden Monkey treks. This journey promises a unique blend of culture, wildlife, and stunning landscapes, starting and ending in Kigali.
9 Days
Travel to the country of Rwanda where we will visit the iconic Diane Fossey Exhibition and Genocide Museum. We will walk/hike the Congo Nile Trek along with chimps trekking and optional gorilla or Golden Monkey treks. This trip starts and ends in Kigali. If you have questions about transportation/how to get there, please contact us. If you are on multiple trips, we will give you more information on transportation between the trips (flights/bus transfers) once you are booked on multiple legs. View full itinerary
Trails can be uneven and muddy, so reliable hiking boots will help with comfort and safety.
Mosquitoes and other insects are common in plantation and forest areas, especially near water.
Bring sufficient water for each day’s hikes to avoid dehydration in warm, humid conditions.
Maintain a safe and respectful distance when observing chimps and gorillas to avoid disturbing them.
The Diane Fossey Exhibition honors the legacy of a pioneering primatologist who studied mountain gorillas in Rwanda.
Rwanda’s national parks prioritize eco-tourism and community involvement to protect endangered species and habitats.
Protect feet on muddy, rocky trails and provide stable support for long treks.
Stay dry during unexpected rain showers, especially in the rainy season.
spring specific
Protects against mosquitoes and biting insects in forested and plantation areas.
Enhance your wildlife viewing experience from a safe distance.