Rwanda Eco-Tours like other companies in Rwanda offers all safaris in the country. The major difference is that we offer ECO & RESPONSIBLE safaris in Rwanda and beyond, that DIRECTLY benefits the local community around Rwanda's National Parks as an incentive for conservation and where you can be part of both the conservation and the community.
Secondly the company is owned and run by Rwandans who have extensive experience and knowledge in tourism and conservation which allows you to experience the natural and human wonders of the country, as you encounter the beauty, the people, the culture, the nature and the spirit of Rwanda.
Our philosophy is giving back to the community in places we visit to change lives, to protect and conserve our environment and the life of our people. While with us, we will take you to visit most of our projects with the communities and if you have time you can have a hands-on-experience through active participation.
Tour Packages
Short Gorilla Trek
1 day exploring the wonders of nature
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Offer: Get a free Park entry
USD 30
This life-changing experience with the gorillas is tailored for people in transit, who are visiting Rwanda for a short time. Trekking amongst the mountain Gorillas is one of the most memorable experiences of a lifetime.
Best of Rwanda
12 days of Rwanda's bestowed beauty
From $
Offer: Get a free Park entry
USD 30
Relax on the soothing sandy beaches with gently pounding waves surrounded by majestic mountains. Visit water springs, local community projects and participate in tea harvesting in the neighboring local communities.
Inside Nyungwe
6 days of nature walks & bird safaris
From $
Offer: Free visit to the waterfall
USD 50
The only place where you can see more than five primate species in a single location, in troops of 400 to 500 individuals. This is the place to partake of bird watching and explore many unique features like waterfalls.
Latest News & Blog articles
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Rwanda Eco-Tours Makes it to The Guardian Green List 2010
The number of mountain gorillas in Rwanda is now in a far healthier state, thanks to companies such as Rwanda Eco-Tours which has convinced local communities that these magnificent animals are worth more alive than dead. Co-run by local Rwandan Edwin Sabuhoro, ...
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A volunteer Experience at Excella School
By Charlotte Broom Subjects studied English – Handwriting and reading for Nursery, French, Kinyarwanda, Maths, Science, Social Studies, Traditional Dance and Music, Sport, Drama School Ethos To produce a well-rounded child with not only a great academic ...
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From poachers to protectors: Young conservationist honoured
A Rwandan conservationist who helped turn mountain gorilla poachers into tourism guides has been given an award by the IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas and the International Ranger Federation. Edwin Sabuhoro, 32, was selected as winner of the 2008 You ...
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Power to the People
By: CATHERINE MACK. ETHICAL TRAVELLER: I ONCE HAD an editor who told me that I shouldn’t write about people in travel. “Holidaymakers only want to know about the place, not the people. They’re irrelevant to travel articles,” he told me. But writing about b ...
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HAPPY NEW YEAR, 2010.
We want to take this opportunity at Rwanda Eco-Tours to wish you a Happy New Year, 2010. We look forward to working with you, and thank all those that we worked with and supported us throughout 2009. We are starting more projects: www.cbtrwanda.prg and we a ...
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Doing Conservation and Tourism Together- a story from Rwanda
By: Jeremy, 4th December 2009. Last week at the DICE 20th birthday I met an inspiring man called Edwin Sabuhoro, who works in gorilla conservation in northern Rwanda. His innovative work combining development and conservation earned him the IUCN Young Conserva ...
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