Akagera National Park, situated in eastern Rwanda, is a captivating landscape that spans approximately 1,122 square kilometres. Known as Rwanda's only savannah park, Akagera offers a stark contrast to the country's lush hills and forests. The park is named after the Akagera River, which flows along its eastern boundary and feeds into a series of lakes, enhancing its scenic beauty.

Akagera is a haven for diverse wildlife, including elephants, buffalo, zebras, giraffes, and various antelope species. The recent reintroduction of lions has restored the park's status as a Big Five destination. Boat safaris on Lake Ihema provide an opportunity to witness hippos, crocodiles, and a wealth of birdlife. Akagera National Park is not only a wildlife sanctuary but also a testament to Rwanda's commitment to conservation and the restoration of its natural heritage.

Let us take you on a memorable adventure to the Akagera National Park. We also offer various Rwanda Safari to all other parks in Rwanda.