Frequently Asked Questions
What can I do on a 2-day tour in Rwanda?
Options include gorilla trekking combined with a Mount Bisoke or Mount Karisimbi hike in Volcanoes National Park, a chimpanzee trekking and canopy walk experience in Nyungwe National Park, a Lake Kivu kayaking getaway, an extended Akagera wildlife safari, or a deeper Kigali city and community tour.
How much does a 2-day tour package cost?
Prices range from $300 for the 2-day Kigali City Tour to $2,500 for the 2-day Gorilla Trekking Tour, which includes the mandatory gorilla permit fee. Other packages, such as the Lake Kivu and Akagera safaris, fall between $800 and $1,100 per person.
Is a 2-day gorilla trekking tour better than a 1-day tour?
A 2-day gorilla trekking tour allows for a more relaxed pace, an extra hike (such as Mount Bisoke or Karisimbi), and reduced travel fatigue, making it a good option for travelers who want to combine trekking with additional volcano exploration rather than a single rushed day.
What is included in the price?
Each 2-day package includes park entry or activity permits, a professional local guide, and transport for both days. Most packages also include free cancellation.
Do 2-day packages include accommodation?
Overnight accommodation between day one and day two is arranged as part of the itinerary; contact Rwagasabo Safaris directly to confirm lodge or hotel options and any additional costs for your chosen package.
Which national parks are covered in the 2-day packages?
The 2-day tours cover Volcanoes National Park, Nyungwe National Park, Akagera National Park, Lake Kivu, and Kigali City, depending on which package you choose.
Can I combine chimpanzee trekking with other activities?
Yes. The 2-day Chimpanzee Trekking Tour in Nyungwe National Park is paired with a canopy walk over the forest, giving you both a primate trekking experience and a scenic rainforest adventure in one package.
Are these tours suitable for first-time visitors to Rwanda?
Yes. The 2-day packages are designed to give first-time visitors a fuller introduction to Rwanda's wildlife, culture, or landscapes without requiring a longer, multi-destination itinerary.
