Daily Trips in Rwanda

The e-bike tour starts with a short safety talk, and then we begin riding through Kigali. You will see colorful streets, busy markets, and learn about the city’s history and culture from your guide. Halfway through the tour, we’ll stop for a relaxing breakfast featuring fresh bread, hummus, falafel, and other delicious foods. This tasty meal will give you the energy to continue exploring! After breakfast, we continue riding, visiting important places like the **Belgian Peacekeepers Memorial**, and stop to take pictures of the city’s hills and beautiful views. You’ll also have time to visit local markets and meet friendly vendors.

Begin your journey with a comfortable hotel pickup in Kigali, followed by a scenic drive north to Musanze, the gateway to the Volcanoes Mountains. Continue onward to the stunning shores of Lake Kivu, one of Africa’s Great Lakes. Upon arrival, enjoy a relaxing boat cruise across Lake Kivu, exploring nearby islands and notable landmarks along the shoreline. Highlights include views of Rwanda’s main brewery (BRALIRWA), natural hot springs, Paradise Island, and distant sights of the Methane Gas Plant. The cruise offers exceptional photo opportunities, with panoramic views of terraced hillsides and the lake’s tranquil waters. After the boat excursion, disembark at Lake Kivu Serena Hotel for a freshly prepared hot lunch, served with beautiful beach and lake views. In the afternoon, return to Kigali by road, with an optional stop along the way for souvenir shopping and local crafts before concluding the tour at your hotel.

Begin your day in the heart of Rwanda's coffee fields, where you'll witness the meticulous cultivation process guided by local farmers. Gain insights into the country's rich coffee history and the sustainable practices employed by the community. Transitioning from the fields to the roastery, participate in both traditional and modern roasting methods. Local experts will unveil the intricacies of each process, providing a hands-on experience that brings you closer to the heart of Rwandan coffee craftsmanship. The journey concludes in a charming Kigali coffee shop, where you'll indulge in an exclusive tasting session. Sample a variety of blends crafted with precision, each telling a unique story of Rwanda's coffee landscape. Engage in conversations with the local experts and fellow coffee enthusiasts, fostering a cultural exchange that goes beyond the cup.

Full description Join us in an unforgettable journey deep in Rwandan culture through our unique Imigongo paint experience. This activity starts by learning a bit about the history and cultural importance of Imigongo art, with its decorative patterns and bright colors. Learn how to make your painting under the guidance of highly skilled local artists, explore traditional techniques, and get an in-depth look into the process. Our experience takes place in a prestigious local art studio and gallery, where you will be surrounded by incredible works of art. You also have a guided tour of the gallery that will provide you with more context and appreciation of this beautiful art form. This hands-on activity is perfect for art aficionados and culture enthusiasts or anybody just willing to try out something new and creative in life. By the end of the session, you will walk away with your handcrafted piece of Imigongo art that you created, which serves as an extraordinary take-home gift from Rwanda. The experience includes all materials needed for painting, and the price also covers an Imigongo painting you take home at the end. As you are in Mountain Rebero marveling at the incredible views of Kigali, some bit of music will be played in the background to bring alive your creative side and make it more fun.

Discover the rich history and culture of Rwanda on a day trip from Kigali. Visit the King's Palace in Nyanza, the burial grounds of King Mutara III and his wife Queen Rosalie Gicanda, and the Ethnographic Museum in Butare. Start with the King's Palace in Nyanza, the residence of King Mutara III Rudahigwa. Learn about the Royal Palace, which was traditionally built, and see the Inyambo, which form an integral part of Rwandan culture. On the neighboring hill of Mwima, visit the burial grounds of King Mutara III and his wife Queen Rosalie Gicanda. After lunch, transfer to the Ethnographic Museum. Proceed to the Ethnographic Museum, which gives an introduction to Rwanda's culture and history. The museum is one of the six museums that make up the Institute of National Museums of Rwanda. The museum was built in 1987 and now houses one of Africa's finest ethnographic collections. Its seven galleries display historical, ethnographic, artistic, and archaeological artifacts accompanied by visual aids, giving visitors a rich insight into the culture of Rwandans.