While on you Rwanda tours you shall enjoy wonderful adventures in Volcanoes National Park and relaxation at the Lake Kivu. You will do the famous gorilla trekking adventure and get up-close with the mountain gorillas in the jungles of the Virunga Mountains. Looking for a luxury double gorilla trekking tours in Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park with a relaxation at Lake Kivu.

Seeing the gorillas in the tiny areas that we, as humans, have left them is a privilege that not many people get to experience in their lifetime. It is also one of the most important things you can do as a responsible tourist.

There is nothing more magical, nor more privileged in terms of African wildlife experiences than a gorilla trekking tours. If contemplating a grand tour of Africa, then coming upon these gently grazing giants in their natural, jungle domain, would be an unmissable highlight.

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Rwanda has adopted a tourism model with a focus on high end tourism to support conservation and communities. The Bisate Lodge in Volcanoes National Park was a pioneer in bringing the luxury safari lodges concept to Rwanda and has now been joined by several other truly exceptional lodges across the region as well as in other parks.

Rwanda offers world class service and accommodation standards, with the accompanying price tag. That being said, with this destination you may be paying a premium for beautiful lodges, and exclusive, unique experiences, but it’s also important to keep in perspective that you’ll also be contributing to significant conservation efforts.

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After the amazing adventures in the mountains there is no better place to retreat for relaxation than Lake Kivu one of the most beautiful lakes in Central Africa.

Lake Kivu is Rwanda largest and most scenic Lake – it is where Rwandans, Expats and Visitors to Uganda go to relax and chill out for a few days. There is no better place to bring a mountain gorilla safari to an end than at Lake Kivu where you can swim – there is no danger from hippos, crocodiles or even Bilharzia – you can lounge on sandy beaches and take a dip in the lake and enjoy a refreshing swim in Lake Kivu.

For most it is simply a place to relax and chill out, while other take nature walks, go birding in a boat or on land, explore some of the islands, the nearby hot springs and more. There is a variety of hotels to enjoy from budget to exclusive up-market lodges and hotels. The choice is yours according to what your pocketbook will allow you to spend.

The real joy of this area is driving between the towns, and it’s a lovely option for a slower route between Nyungwe Forest National Park and Volcanoes National Park. The road gently curves back and forth as it weaves through hills and mountains beside the lake from Gisenyi all the way to Cyangugu, with Kibuye almost at its centre point. Every corner produces another gorgeous view.

Eucalyptus trees line the road, while every inch of the hills seems to be terraced with bananas. Villagers smile and wave, and children constantly call out “Abuzungu!” as you drive past (the Kinyarwanda term for white people, like “Muzungu” in Swahili). You’ll end up with hands tired from waving, and feel like royalty at the end of your gorilla safari trip