South Kivu Package
Grauer’s Gorillas & Lake Kivu
Recommended Stay: 5–8 days
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Grauer’s gorilla trekking - Kahuzi Biega National Park
Grauer’s gorilla trekking (eastern lowland gorilla), one of the rarest wildlife encounters in the world. Ascent of the Kahuzi and Biega Mountains through exceptional forest and Afro-alpine ecosystems. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Lwiro Natural Sciences Research Center (CRSN)
Guided tours of the center, exploring scientific collections, research work in biodiversity, health, and environment. Interactions with Congolese researchers, key pillars of conservation.
Lwiro Primate Rehabilitation Center (CRPL)
Discover conservation, rehabilitation, and research activities for numerous primate species. Strong educational focus on wildlife protection and the ethical issues of conservation.
Lake Kivu–Idjwi
One of Africa’s Great Lakes, located on the border between the DRC and Rwanda. A spectacular lake, notable for its natural beauty and economic and ecological importance. Activities include kayaking, hiking on Idjwi Island, coffee tours, visits to lakeside villages, and immersion in lake-based activities.
Bukavu, City Tour in the “Green City”
Urban tours focused on natural heritage, urban greening, gardens, Kivu Museum, panoramic viewpoints, and Lake Kivu shores. Explore colonial history, local cuisine, and citizen-led initiatives.
Tshibati Waterfalls (Lwiro)
A series of natural waterfalls located in Kahuzi-Biega National Park. Visits are usually on foot through forest trails, with up to 7 different waterfalls depending on the itinerary. Opportunities to observe birds, primates, and other typical park species.
