Rwanda · WALKING TOURS
10 reviewed
The 10 walking tours on this page are the ones that earn their place, with what each costs, how long it runs, and who it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason.
Walk Kigali with a local guide past Inema Art Center, markets, and downtown, with optional lake or hills.
“Gloria was amazing. She had a host of knowledge about Rwanda, and very welcoming and friendly. She communicated well and made me feel right at home. I definitely recommend her. I saw sights that I would have missed if I were alone - got a flavour of local culture.”
A 2.5-hour Kigali walking tour with art, Nyamirambo Women’s Center, Biryogo, and the City Market for $30.
“Nicely organized. Good locations. Was informative and a pleasant group of people. I enjoyed the motorcycle rides”
Kigali’s Nyamirambo walking food tour with 7 tastings, bottled water, snacks and soda. Choose lunch or dinner in 3 to 4 hours.
“At pickup time the guide does not shown, she didn’t notify of the booking. And we wait 45 minutes until the guide coming. The guide take us to 5 restaurants in 3 hours to try different food, the foods are normal street foods, and has notRead more”
Private Nyungwe canopy walk from Kigali with swinging bridges, monkey spotting, rainforest views, and a calm lunch stop plus transfers.
“Claude was a great driver and guide. It was a long drive but had amazing views of the national park from the canopy walk and saw some monkeys. Will come back soon for the zip line!!”
Guided walk in Kigali: car-free food street, Nyamirambo Women’s Center, and art at Choose Kigali.
“Amazing. Informative and personal experience about Kigali with Jeremiah who understands the culture having grown up in Kigali”
local market life, and historic museums, with tickets at two stops included.
“Oscar was great. Was happy to have chosen this company. We went to the famous hotel and around the downtown area.”
Kigali village, coffee and banana beer, plus drumming and local food. Choose a home-host, agro, or Mount Jali hike track.
“Serge was a great guide, but I think it's overpriced for what's included. However, I'd still recommend it, the drumming lesson was definitely a highlight of my trip.”
One day from Kigali to Nyungwe National Park for rainforest walks, a canopy suspension bridge, and Ndambarare Waterfall.
“After 5hr drive from Kigali to the canopy. The initial cost was expensive £329.55, then there was a fee added for the park entrance plus a fee added for a guide which you must have £113.47. Then when you get to the canopy it's only about 50 metres in length, which was disappointing.”
From Kigali, hike Nyungwe’s 70m suspended canopy bridge, visit Gisakura tea fields and Nyanza royal sites, with lunch included.
“These guys couldn't have been more professional. They turn up on time, get you to your destination on time and get you home on time and work with you on your budget, as simple as that.”
3-hour scenic walk in Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park with village life, five-volcano views, and possible golden monkey sightings.
“A beautiful walk and wonderful views of the mountains in the mist. Johns was acheerful, energetic and well-informed guide”
