• Nyungwe Forest National Park - Perched above a gorge in the verdant montane rainforest of Nyungwe National Park, the canopy walkway offers a thrilling view of the ancient treetops and wildlife. This 160-meter-long and 70-meter-high suspension bridge is accessible through a guided tour along the Igishigishigi trail, or for those hiking the Imbaraga or Umuyove trails. Having survived the last ice age, the Nyungwe forest is a hub of biodiversity. During the hour-long walk to the canopy walkway from the Uwinka Reception Centre, visitors can admire numerous butterflies, orchids, and vibrant birds, many of which are endemic to the area.
• Nyungwe Forest National Park - Ziplining in Nyungwe Forest National Park is another unforgettable experience for Rwanda’s tourism industry. This exceptional zip-lining adventure is located in the lush Nyungwe Forest National Park. Thrill-seekers have the unique opportunity to enjoy the excitement of soaring alongside loved ones on the longest zipline in the East African region. This experience is perfect for sharing the adventure and enjoying breathtaking views of Nyungwe Forest.
• Exploring Nyanza culture and history - Nyanza, Rwanda, offers a rich tapestry of culture and history, particularly focused on its royal heritage. Visitors can explore the King’s Palace Museum (Rukari) to learn about the Rwandan monarchy, view royal artifacts, and discover the traditional royal lifestyle. Beyond the palace, Nyanza provides opportunities to experience Rwandan culture through traditional dances, music, and scenic landscapes.
• National Museum of Rwanda - The Ethnographic Museum in Butare, Rwanda, features seven exhibitions that showcase unique cultural and historical artifacts.

• Private transportation
• Park entrance permits
• Bottled water
• Lunch

• Gratuities
• Visa to Rwanda
• Entrance fee to Nyanza culture and history
• Entrance fees to the Ethnographic Museum

Nyungwe Forest National Park provides a distinctive zipline and canopy walkway adventure, enabling guests to discover the forest from an elevated perspective.

The ideal time to experience the zipline is during the dry seasons, from June to September and December to February. The journey begins at the starting point and leads to the Canopy Walkway bridge. The zipline in Nyungwe National Park is the longest in East Africa, spanning an exhilarating 1,850 meters across three picturesque sections.

Situated in the southwest, Nyungwe covers an area of 1,016 km across the stunning hills of southeast Rwanda. Nyungwe National Park is the largest mountainous rainforest in central and east Africa and is one of the oldest, dating back to before the Ice Age. The forest is home to over 1,025 plant species, including more than 500 species of orchids and giant lobelia. Nyungwe also hosts 13 species of primates, such as chimpanzees and the Black and White Angolan colobus monkeys.

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