Wildlife short break, Akagera NP, Rwanda
Price
US $1120ToUS $1389 excluding flights
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Duration
3 Days
Type
Tailor made
More info
Pricing based on 2 pax in shared twin/double room.
Solo travellers should contact for their rate.
This is a tailored safari, you can choose to have more days and/or activiities in the park.
Solo travellers should contact for their rate.
This is a tailored safari, you can choose to have more days and/or activiities in the park.
Description of Wildlife short break, Akagera NP, Rwanda
Price information
US $1120ToUS $1389 excluding flights
Convert currency:
Pricing based on 2 pax in shared twin/double room.
Solo travellers should contact for their rate.
This is a tailored safari, you can choose to have more days and/or activiities in the park.
Solo travellers should contact for their rate.
This is a tailored safari, you can choose to have more days and/or activiities in the park.
Departure information
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Travel guides
Visiting Rwanda is a bit like doing a triathlon. It’s challenging, exciting, tiring and emotional. It also has three important aspects: people and cul...
Responsible Travel
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Planet
We provide reusable water bottles to avoid the use of single use plastic bottles that are dangerous to the environment and are a source of too much waste which is can not be disposed of in the national park.Whatever waste generated on safari (which is minimal), is kept in the vehicle and later disposed of by the tour guide at the end of the trip. We do not leave any waste in the national park.
We work with lodges that are concerned about water use. We encourage travellers to avoid water wastage when in shower and to consider re-using their bedsheets and towels instead of daily changes.
People
We employ local guides on this safari. They have grown up in Rwanda and live in Rwanda. They earn a living guiding tourists to the park and are champions of conservation in their circles. They help start conversations with fellow locals about the need to conserve wildlife and often share the opportunities for locals to engage.When on the Kigali city tour on either the first day or last day of the tour, you will visit the genocide memorial, local market and local craft shop. Here you are able to purchase and support locals who make crafts that they sell in these shops. Most are made by cooperatives from Kigali and from all over the country.
On the drive from Kigali to Akagera national park, you often stopover for coffee and rest room use. The café you stop at is locally owned and employs locals. They source their coffee from local farmers and also have crafts you can purchase.
