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2 Days 1 Night
Gisenyi, Rubavu
Kibuye, Karongi
Min Age : 4+
Max People : 28
Tour Details

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Departure & Return Location

Gisenyi, Rubavu

Price Includes

  • Guided boat & hike the Congo Nile Trail
  • 1 night’ accommodation: B&B
  • Meals: 2 lunches and 1 dinner
  • Snacks & refreshment water
  • Hiking sticks

Price Excludes

  • The Night Fishing tour
  • Coffee Tour (Crops to cup)
  • Any Private Expenses
  • Room Service Fees
Before You Go
  • Wear comfortable hiking shoes
  • Hat & Sunglasses
Itinerary

Day 1Gisenyi – Kinunu via Cyimbili

The 16.5 km stage of the Congo Nile Trail starts from Rubavu, near Bralirwa brewery. Stage one ends at Cyimbiri Guest House located on the shores of Lake Kivu and surrounded mainly by coffee estates and other green plantations. In the middle of this stage, you can choose as your option to do different community-based activities from traditional pottery, traditional healing trail to coffee- crop to cup.

In the evening, take a 40 minute motorboat ride to Kinunu.

Overnight in Kinunu

Day 2Kinunu – Musasa – Kibuye

13 Km Trail gives hikers an opportunity to walk around rolling hills and have a great view of the clear water of the Lake Kivu with numerous islands of Kibuye, because the hiking trail is high above Lake Kivu providing amazing views of the lake and the Koko-River Valley. Take a boat to visit Napoleon Island for fruit bats and vervet monkey before arriving to Kibuye.

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