Self drive Holiday in Rwanda:

Rwanda is known as Le Pays des Mille Collines (Land of a Thousand Hills). Nowhere are the mountains more majestic than the Virunga volcanoes in the northwest, and hidden among the bamboo forests are some of the world’s last remaining mountain gorillas. For a change of scene, the shores of Lake Kivu conceal some of the best inland beaches on the continent, while Nyungwe Forest National Park protects extensive tracts of montane rainforest, and is home to many primates on Self drive Safari in Rwanda.

A road trip through Rwanda is a highlight of true Self drive adventure to explore rwanda in either 4×4 landcruiser with Rooftop tent or Car rental with Driver.

Car Rental Rwanda

Are you are planning for a self drive Safari holiday in Rwanda? Find quality car hire of 4×4 land cruisers, Toyota rav4 with or without Rooftop tent for your self drive Safari to Explore Rwanda national parks . Book car & Driver or on self drive safari with us .

Plan one way car rental from Rwanda to Uganda or Kenya & Tanzania with Destination experts in Self driving

Gorilla Trekking Permit

Planning to visit primates while on A self drive Safari holiday in Rwanda? Self drive East Africa offers free gorilla permit & Chimpanzee pass booking for free to all self drive Travelers visiting the land of thousand hills . Dont miss watching the primates!. Visit Volcanoes & Nyungwe Forest

Gorilla Trekking permit costs USD 1500 , and the golden monkey costs USD 100 all in Volcanoes national park yet the chimpanzee tracking in nyungwe forest costs 90 USD

Rwanda National Parks

Rwanda has over 3 national parks which has wildlife & primates which are open for visitation any time of the Year

Rwanda’s tapestry of habitats is home to a diversity of species including mountain gorilla, chimpanzee, golden monkey, hippo giraffe, zebra, leopard, crocodile and more than 600 species of birds. Ten percent of Rwanda is designated as Important Birding Areas.

This mosaic of montane ecosystems in Volcanoes National Park—bamboo and woodland forest,heath and swamp—is where the mountain gorilla lives, along with 12 other species of primates.