Our short Rwanda safaris or short Rwanda gorilla trekking tours visit to Rwanda is highly rewarding as it puts you in a prime position to enjoy an African safari in a unique country given its diverse wildlife biodiversity and unique culture. An African safari to Rwanda is highly rewarding as it gives one an opportunity to interface with the endangered mountain gorillas which can be found in the volcanoes national park with 10 habituated gorillas, other inhabitants in this national park include golden monkeys, Virunga ranges, 178 recorded bird species with 13species and 16 subspecies being endemic to the Virunga and Rwenzori mountains.

A visit to the volcanoes is really incomplete without a nature walk to the Dian Fossey tombs to pay tribute to the great champion of conservation of the elusive mountain giants the mountain gorillas, take a detour to the Nyungwe Forest National Park and enjoy a canopy walk in one of east Africa’s tropical rain forest and you will be amazed and how breathtakingly beautiful the world is from an elevated viewpoint.

Nyugwe Forest National Park is home to a range of wildlife which includes 13 primate species, 32 amphibians, about 1000 plant species, 38 reptiles, 275 bird species, and like the common chimpanzees, black and white colobus monkeys, golden monkeys, vervet monkeys, grey-cheeked mangabey, L’hoest monkeys, red-tailed monkeys, olive baboons, dent’s mona monkeys, silver monkeys, Hamlin’s monkeys and Angola colobus monkeys, all these await you on your visit to this part of Rwanda.

The eastern part of Rwanda offers Akagera National Park and get to experience low land dry savannah park filled with African savannah mammals which include Africa’s big 5’s game ie lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, rhinos, hippos, zebras, Masai giraffes, sitatungas, topis, roan antelopes, and about 500 bird species. A visit to the Rwanda genocide monument offers yet another attraction that offers true stories of devastations to the Rwandan people suffered during the bloody genocide that took place in 1994 that totally changed the lives of many Rwandese.