February 2026 | Rwanda Wildlife Safaris

12 Days Tanzania and Rwanda Safari: Combining both Rwanda and Tanzania will give you the ultimate African safari. Participating in your Tanzania safari will give you access to parks like Lake Manyara, where you will watch the pink flamingoes and the tree-climbing lions. In Serengeti National Park, you will track the big five animals in Tanzania, and when you access the Ngorongoro Crater, you will have access to over 25,000 mammal species, giving you exceptional views for wildlife safaris. Tarangire …

For travellers having limited time in Uganda but are interested in gorilla trekking in Uganda, this 2 days Bwindi Impenetrable National Park safari will give you the chance to explore the endangered mountain gorillas in Africa in their natural habitat. The 2-day experience will allow you to participate in gorilla trekking in Uganda, which will lead you through the four sectors of the park, like Buhoma, Nkuringo, Rushaga and Ruhija, where you will access the habituated gorilla families in their …

4 Days Volcanoes National Park Safari: Volcanoes national park is famous for being home to the mountain gorillas in Africa which has attracted several travelers to participate in gorilla trekking in Rwanda when you embark on gorilla trekking in Rwanda. Embarking on this 4 days volcanoes national park safari will give you the chance to participate in activities like golden monkey trekking, which will give you access to the Albertine endemic primate species. You will visit the Musanze caves and …

Choosing a Kenya safari will give you the ultimate wildlife safari in Africa, which will give you access to several wildlife species. This 1 day Nairobi National Park safari will be the answer to all your safari needs and questions, with several different wildlife species that can be seen when you participate in the game drives. The safari will start as early as 6:00 am since the park is located within the capital city, which gives you easier access to …

Rwanda Wildlife Animals List: Rwanda is famously known as ‘’the Land of a Thousand Hills’’ and is undoubtedly one of the most exceptional wildlife spots in Africa. Its size notwithstanding, the country boasts a wide, varied variety of animals that live in the savannahs, forests, wetlands, and mountains. There are three main national parks in Rwanda, which collectively hold most of the country’s wildlife. These are Volcanoes National Park, Akagera National Park, and Nyungwe Forest National Park. Interestingly, these ecosystems …