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Explore Rwanda with Ease

Travel Informed, Travel Inspired – Rwanda Awaits.

Every journey starts with a question: How do I make this unforgettable? At Peek Rwanda, we don’t just answer that question, we transform it into reality. Whether you're wondering about visas, transportation, or where to find the best cup of Rwandan coffee, we’ve got you covered. With Peek Rwanda by your side, every step of your adventure will feel as seamless as the breathtaking views you'll encounter.

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raveler holding passport and luggage at the airport in Rwanda

Preparing for Rwanda

Imagine arriving at Kigali International Airport, welcomed by the breathtaking landscapes of the Land of a Thousand Hills. The best part? Getting here is effortless.

Visas Made Simple

Your passport should be valid for 6+ months. Most travelers get a visa on arrival or apply early at migration.gov.rw; East African residents can use their national ID.

Health & Safety

Travelers from yellow fever risk areas need a vaccination certificate. Rwanda is mostly malaria-free, but carry repellent and dial 112 for emergencies.

Currency & Payments

The Rwandan Franc (RWF) is the main currency, but US dollars are accepted in many places. Cards and mobile payments like MTN and Airtel Money are widely used, though some spots prefer cash.

Transportation & Connectivity

Getting around Rwanda is easy with taxis, moto-taxis, and apps like YegoMoto or Move Ride. Grab a local MTN or Airtel SIM card for easy, affordable connectivity.

Communication

Rwanda has great connectivity with English, French, and Kinyarwanda widely spoken. Free Wi-Fi is common, and a local SIM card with data keeps you connected throughout your trip.

Sustainable Travel

Rwanda is committed to sustainability, avoid single-use plastics, bring a reusable bag, and support local businesses. Follow responsible tourism guidelines in parks and wildlife areas to protect the environment.

Smart Travel Tips

Book accommodations and activities early, especially in peak seasons. Keep digital copies of your documents, learn basic Kinyarwanda, and stay updated on local events to fully enjoy Rwanda's culture.

Cultural Etiquette

Respectful interactions are key, dress modestly, especially outside cities, and greet with a handshake or “Muraho.” Always ask for permission before photographing people.

Your Questions, Answered

We know you have questions, lots of them. Here are a few we often hear

  • While Rwanda is beautiful year-round, the dry seasons (June to September and December to February) are ideal for gorilla trekking and safaris. Peek Rwanda can help you plan your trip around the perfect season for your activities.

  • Absolutely! Activities like gorilla trekking require permits, which can be tricky to secure. Let Peek Rwanda handle the paperwork so you don’t have to.

  • Think light, breathable clothing for the day, a jacket for cool evenings, and sturdy shoes if you plan to hike. Need a detailed packing list? Just ask us!

  • Of course! From private lodges to exclusive dining and helicopter tours, Peek Rwanda specializes in crafting one of a kind luxury adventures.

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Why Peek Rwanda?

Travel is all about the experience, not just the destination. Peek Rwanda takes care of the details so you can enjoy the adventure. Think of us as your local friend, here to make your journey effortless and unforgettable.

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Let’s Plan Your Trip Together

Ready to turn your Rwandan dream into reality? Peek Rwanda is here to guide you every step of the way. From planning to arrival and beyond, we’re dedicated to making your trip as memorable as it is effortless.

Emergencies? Peek Rwanda Has Your Back

We know that even the most well planned trips can come with surprises. That’s why Peek Rwanda is here to support you 24/7. If you need directions, emergency assistance, or help with a last minute booking, just give us a call, we’ve got you covered.

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