| Duration: | 3 Day(s) - 2 Night(s) |
| Tour Category: | Adventure Tours |
Day 1: Kibiria National Park
In a range of attractions, day 1 will start from Kibiria National Park, a fascinating and breathtaking destination for wildlife enthusiasts and considered ‘the most important site in Burundi for the conservation of montane-forest birds. Across the park, you will explore the scenic beauty offered by Teza tea plantations, a hidden gem located on the edge of Kibira forest.
Day 2: Ngozi
The next destination will be Ngozi, a beautiful city located in the northern part of Burundi. It is known for its magnificent landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and warm and welcoming people. The city is surrounded by lush green hills and has a vibrant and diverse community that celebrates its cultural heritage with pride. Visitors can expect to experience traditional dances, music, and cuisine during their visit.
The city also has many historical landmarks and museums that showcase the country's history and culture. The people of Ngozi are friendly and hospitable, making visitors feel at home. They are proud of their city and are always eager to share their knowledge and experiences with visitors. The city has a relaxed and laid-back atmosphere, making it a must-visit. Places that will be visited in Ngozi are mainly:
The Ngozi Cathedral: This beautiful cathedral is the largest in Burundi and is a must-visit for anyone interested in religious architecture. The cathedral is located in the heart of the town and is a popular place for both locals and tourists.
The Ngozi Museum: This museum is a great place to learn about the history and culture of the region. The museum has a collection of artifacts and exhibits that showcase the traditional way of life of the people of Ngozi.
Day 3: Lake Rwihinda
Lake Rwihinda Found in the Northern part of Burundi, in Kirundo province close to Rwanda will be visited on day 3. Lake Rwihinda is one of the most prominent holiday destinations in the country.
Known as the ‘’lac aux Oiseaux’’ which means ‘’bird lake’’, lake Rwihinda Nature Reserve covers 8000 ha while the lake alone is half of the entire reserve area (425ha).
The lake and the surroundings are a protected area that boasts some of the unique attractions when it comes to flora and fauna. Their area is covered by shrubs, forests, and wetlands, with the shrubland covering quite a large area. These areas are used for fisheries and agriculture while the rest is used for the research of nature conservation.
Birding is the main attraction on the lakeside as the shores are critical breeding areas for the birds. The most frequent birds include northern brown-throated weaver Sharpe’s pied-babbler, papyrus Gonolek, white-winged scrub-warbler, white-collared olive back, Red-chested Sunbird, papyrus yellow warbler, Carruthers’s cisticola, red-faced barbet and ring-necked francolin among many others,
The reserve is a real sanctuary for migratory aquatic birds that come to the site by the thousands to reproduce. All these now protected birds can nest more and more on these green swamps and islets of the lake. Crested cranes and herons live there a peaceful life.
Price Includes:
- Snacks and water
- Local drinks (Alcoholic and none alcoholic)
- Meals
- Tour sites' fee
- Transport and accommodation
- Guide (speaking both English and French)
- Medical kit
- Cold covers, umbrella
- Power bank, power plank,
Price Excludes:
- Extra costs caused by personal delays or consumption of not-included drinks and meals
- Health insurance
- Visas and air tickets
- Telephone calls
