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Akagera is a national park on the North Eastern side of Rwanda, bordering Tanzania. |
It is know for it's varied terrain: hills, savannahs, marshes, and woodlands. |
The park is home to many species of animals such as giraffes, zibras, lions, and the rare shoebill stork. |
Many tour companies run from Kigali and offer various levels of service and quality. |
There are one day trips, overnight trips, or multifamily options. |
Private drivers can be arranged by most hotels costing $150-200 for a day trip. |
Car rentals (without a driver) cost around $100 per day, but note that gas prices are around $4/gallon. |
DriversThere are public busses that pass near the park on NR3 and NR5. |
They cost around 5000RWF from Kigali. |
Entrance:$100 per person per night (November 2022). |
The period is not 24 hours (like in Tanzania), but rather your ticket is good until 6pm the following day. |
Guide: $40 per groupCar: There is a $10 per vehicle feeYou are advised to be accompanied by a guide, which costs $40 per day, per group. |
Guides can be picked up day of at the South Entrance which opens at 6am. |
If you wish to rent a car/driver/guide at the South Entrance the cost for all three is $280 per day. |
That does not include the $50 per person entrance fee. |
Akagera is home to the rare Shoebill Stork. |
But in many years of work, guides say they have seen very few. |
100 elephants,22 lions, 50 leopard, over 2000 zebra, around 70 giraffeBoat Tours $35It's a good idea to bring a pack lunch. |
You are not allowed to get out of the vehicle while on Safari. |
If you are not returning to Kigali you can catch a bus going towards Tanzania from anywhere along the NR5. |
Cyangugu is a city in Western Rwanda. |
Pronounced something like Tchangugu, this is a city right on the southern tip of lake Kivu, as well as Changugu proper the term also refers to Kamembe, a town a few km away just up a hill overlooking the lake. |
Primarily this town is used as a stopover to or from Bukavu in southern DRC, however it is a pleasant place to spend a few days. |
There are regular buses and minibuses to Butare and Kigali in Rwanda. |
The town is right on the boarder with Bukavu and DRC. |
There is also a road south to Bugarama and from there to either DRC or Burundi. |
This is less frequented than the route east to Butare but it should be possible to arrange transport. |
Taxi-moto (motorbike Taxis) are the main form of transport within Cyangugu (and between Cyangugu and Kamembe). |
Nyungwe National Park is 54 km along the Butare road (not 20km as the sign in town says). |
Cyangugu is a useful place to stock up if you're heading to Nyungwe National Park. |
All the usual Rwandan fare is easily available from lunchtime buffets to brochettes. |
There is a range of guest houses and hotels from around 3'000Francs upwards. |
Eastern Rwanda is a region of Rwanda. |
Gabiro is a city in Eastern Rwanda. |
Gako is a city in Eastern Rwanda. |
Gisenyi is a city in Rubavu district in Western Rwanda on Lake Kivu. |
Gisenyi is a town on the north shore of Lake Kivu on the border with DR Congo (Goma). |
Gisenyi is coterminous with Goma, the city across the border in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. |
Buses run many times a day between Kigali and Gisenyi (2h30 to 3h) and at least once a day between Kibuye and Gisenyi. |
Minibuses from Gisenyi to Musanze take about 2h, departing when full unless they have a fixed schedule. |
Gisenyi Bus Station is located near the Petite Barriere border crossing on the main road and has bank/ATM services next to it. |
Gisenyi is a small town and can easily be gotten around on foot or bike, alternatively there are hundreds of motorbike taxis around. |
From rubavu to Gisenyi expect to pay 1000 rwf. |
To rent a bike or tour guide, you can visit a tourist office (Green Hills Ecotours) or book them for other tour activities such as: kayak; boat trip; pottery experience; coffee and tea experience. |
Lake Kivu and beaches. |
Amazing bird life. |
Situated on the north of Lake Kivu, it also offers many opportunities for water sports or for excursions on the lake. |
The northern shore of the lake on which Goma and Gisenyi lie is a flat plain featuring lava formations from the eruptions of nearby Nyiragongo Volcano. |
Gisenyi town features a resort on the shores of Lake Kivu, with the best hotels and beaches. |
volunteering, walking & trekking, kayaking & boat trips, community-based tours, sightseeing tours. |
While traveling in Gisenyi you can visit the tourist office of Green Hills Ecotours, they provide space to local artists to sell their arts & crafts from their office and prices are reasonable. |
You can also ask for Kivu Art Gallery has a varied and colourful collection of handicrafts from the DRC, Uganda and Rwanda, including lots of Congolese masks and other wooden items as well as necklaces, paintings and basketware. |
Visit the gisenyi market for fresh vegetables and fruit, fabrics, clothes. |
It is a market frequented by locals. |
Calafia Cafe is located on the lakefront road in town near the Big Border crossing. |
Exquisite coffee and gourmet sandwiches, salads, smoothies, toast, tapas, baked goods, and cocktails. |
Great for dining in or grabbing a packed lunch for your car ride, trek up Nyiragongo, or hike. |
Other good restaurants include Thai Jazz, Super Five, Paradis Malahide, Palm garden Resort, Palm Beach Hotel and Inzu Lodge. |
Ask around for the locally made banana and sorghum beers. |
Some restaurants will assist with sourcing this. |
The town has a brewery. |
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