• Kigali Center City Walk - Nestled in the lively heart of Kigali City within the Nyarugenge District, this car-free zone spans an entire street. It is exclusively for pedestrians, offering a delightful space to stroll, relax, or purchase souvenirs from craft shops. Weekends often feature exhibitions and entertainment, making it a wonderful spot to explore during a visit to Kigali.

Old and New Kigali

Kigali has a vision for its future appearance, with a new Kigali emerging to replace the old. Transitioning between the new and old Kigali provides insight into the city’s past and its anticipated transformation over the next decade.

• Kigali Genocide Memorial - The Kigali Genocide Memorial serves as a place of remembrance and education, honoring the victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda and the journey towards recovery.

The Kigali Genocide Memorial site, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is located at the burial site of 250,000 victims of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. The museum documents the genocide, offering visitors a chance to understand Rwanda’s recent tragic history and appreciate the significant progress in reconciliation and development. It also includes examples of other genocides worldwide, providing a crucial lesson on the consequences of blind hatred. The museum is free to visit, with an optional audio guide available for $15. Plan for at least a 2-hour visit. Additional museums in Kigali offer further insights into pivotal events of the genocide.

• Nyandungu Eco-Park - Nyandungu Eco-Park is Kigali’s largest urban wetland park, providing a refreshing retreat into nature. Situated in Kigali, Rwanda, it features picturesque walking trails, lush gardens, ponds, and diverse wildlife, where visitors can observe beautiful bird species in their natural environment. Ideal for relaxation, photography, birdwatching, and eco-tourism, Nyandungu Eco-Park highlights Rwanda’s dedication to conservation and sustainable tourism.
• Kimironko Market - Kimironko Market is one of the largest and most vibrant local markets in Kigali, Rwanda, offering an authentic cultural experience. Located in the Kimironko neighborhood, this bustling market provides fresh fruits and vegetables, local spices, traditional foods, handmade crafts, clothing, and household goods. Popular with both locals and tourists, Kimironko Market is the perfect place to explore Rwandan culture, shop for souvenirs, and experience daily life in Kigali.
• Niyo Art Gallery - Niyo Art Gallery is a premier cultural and creative hub in Kigali, Rwanda, showcasing vibrant contemporary African art. Established by local artists, Niyo Art Gallery features colorful paintings, sculptures, and mixed-media artworks celebrating Rwandan culture and creativity. Located in Kigali, it also supports community projects, making it a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts, cultural tourists, and anyone exploring Kigali’s art scene.

• Birdwatching Opportunities – Enjoy the chance to spot a variety of native and migratory bird species
• Private Transport with Professional driver guide by Afri Safaris
• Pick-up and drop-off anywhere in Kigali City and or Kigali airport
• Bottled water and beverages
• Visit to Kigali Genocide Memorial and Nyandungu Eco Park
• Savor a delightful lunch at Nyandungu Restaurant
• Visit to Kimironko market and Niyo Art Center

• Tips & Personal expenses
• Everything else not mentioned in the inclusions

Experience the vibrant culture and stunning natural beauty of Kigali on an unforgettable city tour. Begin your adventure at Kigali City Center (Car-Free Zone), where you can take a leisurely stroll, visit local cafés, admire public art, and soak in the lively atmosphere of the city.

Proceed to the Kigali Genocide Memorial to gain a profound understanding of Rwanda’s history, resilience, and journey towards reconciliation.

Then, take a brief 20-minute drive to Nyandungu Eco-Park, a premier eco-tourism destination in Kigali. Relish a delightful lunch at one of the park’s restaurants, surrounded by serene wetland landscapes.

Post-lunch, explore over 10 km of walking and cycling trails through rejuvenated wetlands and reforested areas. Discover the Pope’s Garden, Medicinal Garden, and Birdwatching Decks for peaceful exploration and fantastic photography opportunities.

Conclude the tour with a visit to Kimironko Market for a genuine local shopping experience, and, if time permits, stop by the Niyo Art Center to appreciate contemporary Rwandan art.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.