Experience Luxury in Nature at Wilderness Magashi Camp
Discover luxury and adventure in the heart of Rwanda at Wilderness Magashi Camp, overlooking the stunning Lake Rwanyakazinga in Akagera National Park.
Nestled within the stunning Akagera National Park, Wilderness Magashi Camp offers tourists a unique blend of luxury and adventure. Overlooking Lake Rwanyakazinga, this eco-friendly lodge provides an immersive experience in the heart of Rwanda's wildlife-rich terrain. Guests can indulge in exceptional accommodations while enjoying thrilling safari activities.
A brief summary to Wilderness Magashi Camp
- Lake Rwanyakazinga Akagera National Park, RW
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Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Wilderness Magashi Camp.
- Book your safari activities in advance to secure your preferred times, especially during peak tourist seasons.
- Bring binoculars for birdwatching and wildlife spotting; the area is home to over 500 bird species.
- Consider packing light but include essentials like sunscreen and insect repellent, as you'll be spending a lot of time outdoors.
- Engage with the local community; cultural experiences can provide a unique perspective on Rwandan heritage.
- Take advantage of the camp's evening activities, like stargazing, to enhance your wildlife adventure experience.
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Car
If you are driving from Kigali, take the RN1 road towards Nyundo. Continue on RN1 for approximately 120 km until you reach the town of Kayonza. From Kayonza, follow the signs to Akagera National Park. The entrance to the park is about 40 km from Kayonza. Once inside the park, follow the signs to Lake Rwanyakazinga. Wilderness Magashi Camp is located on the shores of the lake. Please note that you'll need to pay the park entrance fee, which is around $30 per person for foreign visitors.
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Public Transportation
To reach Wilderness Magashi Camp by public transport, start by taking a bus from Kigali to Kayonza. The bus ride takes approximately 2-3 hours and costs around RWF 1,500 to RWF 3,000. From Kayonza, you will need to hire a private taxi to take you to the entrance of Akagera National Park, which is about 40 km away. Taxi fares can range from RWF 10,000 to RWF 15,000. Once at the park entrance, pay the entrance fee (approximately $30 per person for foreign visitors) and follow the signs to Lake Rwanyakazinga where the camp is located.
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Car Hire
If you prefer to hire a car, you can rent one in Kigali and drive to Wilderness Magashi Camp. Follow the directions for the car route mentioned previously. Ensure that you have a GPS or a reliable map. Consider hiring a local driver who is familiar with the area for a more comfortable experience. The cost of hiring a car can vary, but expect to pay around $50 to $100 per day, excluding fuel.
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