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Best Akagera Big Five and Boat Cruise Safari

3 Days Rwanda Tour to Akagera Big Five and Boat Cruise Safari

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What you should expect

Highlights

Day 1 Pick Up from Kigali and Transfer to Akagera National Park
Day 2 Morning Boat Cruise on Lake Ihema
Day 3 Morning Game Drive in Akagera National Park and Departure

Overview

This 3 Days Rwanda Tour to Akagera Big Five and Boat Cruise Safari starts in Kigali and ends in Kigali. On the first day, we will pick you from airport and transfer you to your hotel. The next day, It will take you to Akagera National Park for a game safari. On the last day, you will do Kigali city tour before you get dropped on Airport.

Itinerary Details

Day-by-Day


Day 1 Pick Up from Kigali and Transfer to Akagera National Park

Your Rwanda tour begins with an early morning pickup from your Kigali hotel, embarking on a scenic 2.5-hour drive (approximately 110 kilometers) to Akagera National Park. This Rwanda tour promises an exciting en-route game drive where you'll witness the park's incredible wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, and lions roaming the great plains. Upon arrival at your lodge near Akagera, you'll enjoy a delightful lunch and have time to relax and prepare for an evening adventure through this magnificent national park.

As the day transitions into evening, your Rwanda tour takes an exciting turn with a night game drive through Akagera National Park. This unique experience allows you to explore the nocturnal wildlife, offering a rare glimpse into the park's hidden animal kingdom. You'll have the opportunity to spot elusive nocturnal species that remain concealed during daylight hours, making this night game drive an unforgettable highlight of your Rwanda tour. After an exhilarating evening, you'll return to the lodge for a sumptuous dinner and well-deserved rest.

Meal Plans

Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation Plans

Lodge in Akagera National Park
Day 2 Morning Boat Cruise on Lake Ihema and Game Drive in Akagera

Your second day of the Rwanda tour begins with an early morning boat cruise on Lake Ihema, a highlight of Akagera National Park. This scenic journey rewards you with incredible views of hippos, crocodiles, and a diverse array of bird species that call this ecosystem home. Your Rwanda tour continues with a visit to the giraffe area in the southern part of the park and a drive along the lake’s road towards Birengero, offering multiple opportunities to encounter the park's remarkable wildlife.

The afternoon of your Rwanda tour provides continued exploration of Akagera National Park's diverse landscape. You'll enjoy a packed lunch at a picturesque picnic area, surrounded by the park's stunning natural beauty. The game drive will offer multiple opportunities to spot elephants, lions, buffalos, giraffes, zebras, and various antelope species. As the day concludes, you'll return to your lodge, reflecting on the incredible wildlife encounters and experiences of the day.

Meal Plans

Breakfast Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation Plans

Lodge in Akagera National Park
Day 3 Morning Game Drive in Akagera and Departure

The final day of your Rwanda tour offers a last opportunity to explore Akagera National Park's incredible wildlife and landscapes. After a relaxed breakfast, you'll embark on a comprehensive game drive, revisiting areas and potentially encountering wildlife you might have missed in previous drives. This morning provides a final chance to capture memories and appreciate the park's remarkable biodiversity before beginning your return journey to Kigali.

Your Rwanda tour concludes with a drive back to Kigali, allowing for last-minute souvenir shopping and reflection on your incredible wildlife adventure. You'll arrive at Kigali International Airport in time for your evening departure, carrying with your unforgettable memories of Rwanda's natural beauty and wildlife diversity. The tour ensures a seamless and

Meal Plans

Breakfast and Lunch

Accommodation Plans

No Accommodation

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Inclusions

Park fees
All activities
Ground transport per 4WD custom vehicle
Bottled water in the safari vehicle
Full board accommodation as mentioned in the itinerary
Service of an English-speaking driver-guide
Driver allowances
All mentioned activities (except optional ones)

Exclusions

Rwanda Visa
International and Internal Flights
Personal needs
Gratitude
Beverages
Optional activities
Laundry fees
Tips
Life insurance
Drinks apart from water

Sustainability Commitment

This tour is 100% sustainable. We encourage our travelers to minimize their carbon footprint by choosing eco-friendly practices.

Cancellation Policy

Please note our cancellation policy to ensure clarity in case of changes to your travel plans. 30 days or more before departure Full refund minus a 10% service fee. 15–29 days before departure 50% of the total booking cost will be refunded. 14 days or less before departure No refund will be provided. We recommend travel insurance to cover unforeseen circumstances.

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