After breakfast our company driver guide will transfer  you to Nyungwe Forest National Park via Nyanza, a replica traditional royal palace and the actual colonial-era home of the King will throw you deep into Rwanda's history and cultural heritage. Total time drive is between 4 to 7 hours including the stop over. Dinner and overnight at Nyungwenziza Eco Lodge

Prepare for an early rise it takes up to two hours from Nziza Lodge to where chimpanzees are usually tracked and here we go: your primate highlight of Rwanda  the chimps of Nyungwe National Park! Over 500 chimpanzees call this forest home. for park is the second biggest attraction of Nyungwe. High above the forest you will be grateful wind shakes you up; the vistas are incredible, on the other hand!55 1 55A good hour on the tarmac will final. Dinner and overnight at Peace guest House

It makes most sense to cross into Congo around midday  so you will have the morning to relax. Once we sort out the border formalities,we will take  you through Bukavu to Kahuzi-Biega NP (2 hours away from Rusizi to Kahuzi-Biega. Our local guide for the Democratic Republic of Congo will be already with us at the border. He is a research assistant at Lwiro Natural Science Research Centre and the Gorilla Highlands man for anything in Congo. Biega includes lodge accommodation under the park management. Bed & breakfast. You will be meeting Grauers’ gorillas, the amazing animals even more endangered than their cousins mountain gorillas. It is hard to estimate how long this activity will take but it could extend to 5 and 6 hours.

After breakfast you will cross Bukavu border to Rwanda side and enjoy the afternoon boat cruise along Lake Kivu which is one of the African Great Lakes.[2] It lies on the border between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda, and is in the Albertine Rift, the western branch of the East African Rift. Lake Kivu empties into the Ruzizi River, which flows southwards into Lake Tanganyika. Kivu lake shoreline at Rusizi Rwanda In the past, Lake Kivu drained toward the north, contributing to the White Nile. About 13,000 to 9,000 years ago, volcanic activity blocked Lake Kivu's outlet to the watershed of the Nile. The volcanism produced mountains, including the Virunga, which rose between Lake Kivu and Lake Edward, to the north. Water from Lake Kivu was then forced south down the Ruzizi. This, in turn, raised the level of Lake Tanganyika, which overflowed down the Lukuga River. Dinner and overnight at Peace guest house

After breafast you will do a tour of the Pfunda tea factory will give you an 

insight into one of Rwanda’s biggest exports. (Only available in the morning.)35 1 35

Your lunch will be on the way between Gisenyi and Musanze. Inshuti Arts in the town of Musanze is an explosion of creativity and a really cool place to have lunch and if time allows  you will visit the Diann Fossey Memorial or if not you can do it the next day . Dinner and overnight at Isange Paradise Resort.

Today is one of the must do activities in Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda is the Dian Fossey grave site (tomb) hike/trek. The hike aims to give tourists a learning experience about the works of the famous American primatologist and conservationist, Dian Fossey, who dedicated her life to research about the mountain gorillas. She set up a research camp in the valley between Mount Karisimbi and Mount Bisoke hence the name ‘Karisoke’. Her works to protect the mountains gorillas and their habitat would lead her into conflict with negative forces including poachers and she was eventually killed. She was buried among the gorillas near her Karisoke Research Center. The survival of the mountain gorillas is largely credited to after the revealing visit to the Dian Fossey grave site (tomb) and her research center. She demystified the negative perception of mountain gorillas as being savage beasts living in the jungles of Africa as she discovered gentle and intelligent creatures. This would later inspire the habituation of mountain gorilla groups for tourists to visit . The money collected from the gorilla trekking trips and hiking tours in the park is used for conservation activities in the park, this activity requires jungle boot, rain jacket, long sleeves, reparents. Dinner and overnight at Isange Paradise Resort.

After breakfast you will drive to Akagera National Park lies in eastern Rwanda, hugging the border with Tanzania. It's characterized by woodland, swamps, low mountains and savannah. The varied terrain shelters wildlife including zebras, giraffes, elephants, lions and hundreds of bird species, such as the rare shoebill stork. In the southern part of the park, vast Lake Ihema is home to hippos and more. Dinner and overnight at Akagera Rigno Lodge.

After early morning game drive in Akagera National Park.  Akagera National Park lies in eastern Rwanda, hugging the border with Tanzania. It's characterized by woodland, swamps, low mountains and savannah. The varied terrain shelters wildlife including zebras, giraffes, elephants, lions and hundreds of bird species, such as the rare shoebill stork. In the southern part of the park, vast Lake Ihema is home to hippos and more.

On top of that you will drive to Kigali International Airport for your flight back home and end trip.