Embark on an unforgettable adventure from Kigali with a guided Nyungwe Canopy Walk, an experience that brings you face to face with Rwanda’s breathtaking natural beauty. Situated in Nyungwe National Park, one of Africa’s oldest and most biodiverse rainforests, the canopy walk is a thrilling way to explore the lush landscapes, towering trees, and vibrant wildlife that make this region truly unique.
Your journey begins with a scenic drive from Kigali, winding through rolling hills, rural villages, and tea plantations, offering glimpses of Rwanda’s stunning countryside along the way. Upon arrival at Nyungwe National Park, an expert guide leads you through the ancient forest on well-maintained trails, sharing fascinating insights about the park’s incredible biodiversity, which includes hundreds of bird species, primates, and exotic flora.
The highlight of the tour is the canopy walk itself—a 160-meter-long suspension bridge hanging 70 meters above the forest floor. As you step onto the bridge, you’re treated to panoramic views over the treetops, with sunlight filtering through the dense foliage and the distant calls of birds and monkeys echoing below. The exhilarating walk offers a rare perspective of the rainforest ecosystem, allowing you to spot wildlife and appreciate the sheer scale and beauty of Nyungwe from above.
Guided throughout, you’ll learn about the ecological importance of the park and the conservation efforts that protect its rare species and habitats. The experience is suitable for most fitness levels and provides an ideal blend of adventure, education, and natural wonder.
A guided Nyungwe Canopy Walk from Kigali is more than just a day trip—it’s a journey into the heart of Rwanda’s wild side, offering memories and views that will stay with you long after you return.
Package options
Inclusions
- Pick up and drop off
- RAV 4 transportation
- Bottled water
- Picnic Lunch
- Professional Tour guide
Exclusions
- Entry Fee (155 USD for foreign non-residents)
- Other meals
- Private guide
- Tips
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