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From Wildlife Rescue to Wetland Renewal
Go beyond ordinary sightseeing and discover two remarkable chapters of Rwanda's conservation story on a private experience through Kigali's natural landscapes.
Your journey begins with Umusambi Village, a wildlife sanctuary created to give rescued Grey Crowned Cranes a safe home. With your private guide, walk through the sanctuary and learn about these magnificent birds, their cultural importance in Rwanda, and the challenges they face because of habitat loss and illegal wildlife trade.
As you explore the sanctuary, you'll have opportunities to observe cranes and other birdlife while hearing the stories behind Rwanda's efforts to protect its wildlife. This is not simply a visit to see birds—it is an opportunity to understand how rescued wildlife can be given a second chance.
After your time at Umusambi, continue your journey to Nyandungu Eco-Park, where the story changes from wildlife rescue to environmental restoration.
Once a degraded wetland, Nyandungu has been transformed into a thriving urban ecological space. Explore its trails, wetlands, gardens, and bird habitats with your private guide while discovering how Rwanda is restoring natural ecosystems within the capital.
Take your time to enjoy the park at your own pace. Depending on your interests, you can explore on foot, observe birds and nature, and enjoy cycling through the park.
After exploring, relax over lunch at Nyandungu. Choose from the available menu and enjoy a meal surrounded by the peaceful atmosphere of the eco-park.
Throughout the experience, your private guide connects the two destinations through one story: how Rwanda protects what was once threatened and restores what was once damaged.
With private transportation, entrance fees, guiding, park activities, lunch, and bottled water included, you can simply enjoy the day without worrying about arranging the details yourself.
This is more than visiting two green spaces in Kigali. It is a journey through wildlife rescue, environmental restoration, and Rwanda's vision for a greener future.
