3 Days Rwanda Tour
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- Exclusive use of a & 4X4 WD tourist vehicle
- Bottled mineral water in the vehicle
- Accommodation at the hotels/lodges
- Activities mentioned in the itinerary
- All Meals as mentioned in the itinerary
- Services of professional, experienced English/French speaking driver guide Rwanda
- Meet and Assist
- Gorilla tracking
- Entry visa fees
- Accommodation during the hunting experience
- Optional extras whilst in Rwanda
- Alcoholic/Non-alcoholic beverages during meals,
- Tips and gratuities,
- Personal expenses such as telephone calls, mini bar, porter-age, travel insurance, etc.
- International Travel Insurance (highly recommended)
Tour Plan
This morning after breakfast at 08:00am, Your guide will pick you from your hotel in Kigali. Kigali city tour and enjoy a scenic- transfer to musanze with several stop overs for photography(2h30min drive).On arrival you will check in at your lodge followed by lunch.Thereafter visit ibyi iwacu cultural village.
IBYIWACU CULTURAL VILLAGE is changing traditional perceptions of what constitutes tourism by turning fate into fame through sharing various aspects of rural cultures and livelihoods into tourist attractions and creating income-generating activities for rural poor people that have lived on bush meat, poaching for generations. The village provides tourists experiences beyond wildlife viewing, the people, culture and how they live. The village also gives a chance to the visitors to enjoy the eight different local dances, listen to Gorilla songs, local food preparations, visit the local healer, visit the king’s place and get to hear all the old stories.
After the cultural entatinment,you will return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.
Overnight at Da vinci Gorilla Hotel
Meal plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today your day begins with an early – 06:00 am – drive to the Volcanoes National Park offices for Gorilla Trekking briefing that takes place at 7:00 am. You will then start your walk at 8:00 am.
Volcanoes National Park protects the steep slopes of this magnificent mountain range and is the home of the rare mountain gorilla and the rich mosaic of montane ecosystems, which embrace evergreen and bamboo forest, open grassland, swamp and heath, but the high point will be spending an hour with the remarkably peaceful gorillas despite their size and appearance as they go about their daily life, feeding, playing, resting and raising their young. Overnight at Da vinci Gorilla Hotel
Meal plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
This morning at 08:00am you will transfer to Kigali in due time for your out bound flight.
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It is highly recommended to use an adapter. Electricity in Uganda is 220/240 volts, frequency is 50 Hz, with square pin plugs, plugs are type G.
It is also possible to use European plugs, if in doubt, ask local people how to use your charger.
Many camps have a limited power supply, but all are capable of recharging their electronics.
Please try to bring enough batteries for the photographic equipment
Visitors must respect the attitude of the local people towards photography, you can only take pictures if you have received permission from the “models” to do so. One should never attempt to take a photo against another person’s will. If necessary, your guide can help you negotiate terms beforehand.
Never take pictures of border posts, people in uniform, at airports or military installations.
During the safari, we recommend that each of your group bring their own pair of binoculars, although in our cars you will find a set of binoculars to share.
Being able to see animals even more closely with binoculars, the nuances of their fur, their colors, their feathers, makes it easier to see animals hidden by tall grass, animals hidden in the treetops, or submerged in the river, etc. Being able to have binoculars during the safari elevates the experience to another level of detail.
The first thing most visitors will notice is that East Africa is extremely friendly and helpful people.
However, we still recommend that visitors take care of their valuables (especially money). In camps and hotels, always leave money or your credit card in the safe deposit boxes provided (either in the room or at the reception). We cannot be held responsible for any loss while on safari.
Arusha is a big city, with pickpockets and tricksters as in all cities, so we recommend that visitors do not walk around with flashy jewelry or with an open bag. Do not walk around Arusha at night.
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