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Albertine Rift Birding Tour: Rwanda & Uganda

Important bird areas on this tour

  • Nyungwe Forest National Park (Rwanda) – Home to 270 species, including 25 Albertine Rift endemics.
  • Mgahinga Gorilla National Park (Uganda) – Hosts over 180 bird species, with 14 Albertine Rift endemics.
  • Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (Uganda) – Considered Uganda’s best forest birding destination.
  • Queen Elizabeth National Park (Uganda) – A mix of woodland, savannah, and wetland species.
  • Mabamba Swamp (Uganda) – Famous for the elusive Shoebill.

Main Targets

  • Albertine Rift endemics
  • Forest specialists
  • Savannah species
  • Wetland birds
  • Shoebill

Tour Overview

This incredible 13-day birding adventure takes you through some of the most important birding areas in Rwanda and Uganda. You will explore lush forests, high-altitude swamps, and diverse savannahs while spotting rare and endemic bird species. The tour includes visits to Nyungwe Forest, Mgahinga National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, and Queen Elizabeth National Park, offering fantastic opportunities to see Albertine Rift endemics and other sought-after birds.

This tour offers a fantastic mix of birding, wildlife, and optional gorilla trekking. Get ready for an unforgettable birding adventure through Rwanda and Uganda

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Kigali, Rwanda

Arrival at Kigali, Pick up and drive to your hotel for overnight. Relax, introduction and briefing for the albertine rift trip in Rwanda and Uganda

Day 2: Birding in Nyungwe Forest

Transfer birding to Nyungwe Forest. Nyungwe forest is situated in south-west Rwanda between Lake Kivu and the international border with Burundi. This beautiful birding area lies west of Butare, with the Butare-Cyangugu road passing straight through the middle, providing excellent roadside birding. About 270 species have been recorded in Nyungwe, reflecting the wide habitat diversity and altitudinal range. These include all the 25 species of the Albertine Rift mountains Endemic Bird Area that occur in Rwanda, Chapin’s Flycatcher and Rockefellers’ Sunbird (both globally threatened, restricted-range and biome-restricted). Also, 11 of the 23 species of Guinea–Congo Forests biome and 71 of the 74 species of this biome of Afrotropical Highlands that occur in Rwanda have been recorded at this site!

Day 3: Full-Day Birding in Nyungwe (Uwinka Trail)

Whole day birding in the park-Uwinka trail for albertine endemics, lookout for; Stripe-breasted Tit, Purple-breasted Sunbird, Red-throated Alethe, Archer’s Robin-Chat, Ruwenzori Turaco, Great Blue Turaco, Handsome Francolin, Rockefeller’s Sunbird, Miombo Rock-Thrush, Mountain Masked Apalis, Black-faced Apalis, Chestnut-throated Apalis, Collared Apalis, Grauer’s Warbler, Red-faced Woodland Warbler, Kivu Ground-Thrush, White-tailed Blue-flycatcher, Red-chested, SunbirdRegal Sunbird, Olive Woodpecker, Mountain Greenbul, Rwenzori Hill-babbler, Cinnamon Bracken Warbler, Mountain Yellow Warbler, Northern Puffback, White-starred Robin, Rwenzori Double-collared Sunbird, Dusky Crimsonwing, Thick-billed Seedeater, Streaky Seedeater, Cinnamon-chested Bee-eater, Barred Long-tailed Cuckoo etc

Day 4: Transfer to Uganda – Mgahinga National Park

Transfer while birding to Uganda-Mgahinga National Park via Cyanika border. Mgahinga boasts birding with a list of over 180 species of birds and at least 14 Albertine endemics can be seen here. Reach here, early arrival gives a chance to do evening birding around.

Day 5: Full-Day Birding in Mgahinga

Whole day birding in Mgahinga gorilla national park in search for Rwenzori Turaco, Crowned Hornbill, Black Kite and Crowned Crane, Handsome Francolin, Dusky Turtle Dove, Alpine Chat, Kivu Ground Thrush, White-tailed Blue Flycatcher, Lagden’s Bush Shrike, Scarlet-tufted Malachite Sunbird, Montane Double-collared Sunbird. Farmland along the Northern edge of the Park is guarded by a dry stone wall that keeps Buffalo in the Park and out of crops. The trail along the wall is ideal for birding. Along this trail look out for Chubb’s Cisticola, Banded Prinia and Doherty’s Bush Shrike are vocal yet inconspicuous in habitats of tangles at the forest edge whilst Cinnamon-chested Bee-eater, White-eyed Slaty Flycatcher and Mackinnons’s Fiscal favors more exposed perches. Common Stonechat is abundant but here shares the habitat with many of the typical African open-country species: including Wing Snapping Cisticola, Yellow-throated Longclaw, Grassland Pipit, and Yellow Crowned Canary.

Day 6: Transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (Ruhija Sector)

Bird watching transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park-Ruhijja Sector. Forest birding in Bwindi ranks the best in Uganda with the best sight guides who use their mouth whistles to mimic the birds. A zigzag drive from the main gate to the lodge through the forest gives a chance to spot a handsome francolin on the roadside plus other birds. 

Day 7: Full-Day Birding in Bwindi (Ruhija – Mubwindi Swamp)

Whole day birding in bwindi impenetrable national park-Ruhijja sector. Today early after our break first, start our day birding the mail trail to mubwindi swanp. The main highlights of this trail is the African Green Broadbill and the Grauer’s Warbler and other birds/or endemics like Chapin’s Flycatcher, Blue-Headed Sunbird, Regal Sunbird, Rockeffeller’s Sunbird, Purple-Breasted Sunbird, Strange Weaver, Dusky Crimson-Wing, Red-Collard Mountain Babbler, Chapin’s Mountain Babbler, Neumann’s’ Warbler, Prigogine’s Greenbul, Black-Faced Apalis, Collard Apalis, Stripe-Breasted Tit, Grauer’s Cukooshrike, Yellow-Crested Helmetshrike, Ruwenzori Batis, Dwarf Honeyguide etc

DayDay 8: Birding Through “The Neck” to Buhoma

Morning birding in the community to try species that we could have missed I the previous day of birding and proceed with our transfer to Buhoma sector of bwindi via the “NECK” several stops will be made on this journey to try several spots for a couple specialties. Even further down on our road, cultivated areas provide feeding opportunities for many seedeaters. Our main targets here will be the highly sought-after Dusky Twinspot and Yellow-Bellied, Black-Headed and Black-Crowned Waxbills. African Stonechat; Streaky and Thick-Billed Seedeaters; African Citril and Cape Canary may also be found here. Noisy Chubb’s Cisticolas will mock us from deep within the bracken! And the beautiful Doherty’s Bushshrike can be lured out from the dense vegetation. Mackinnon’s Shrikes survey the road from high, exposed perches! The NECK,’ another well-known birding locality. Here we will search for species such as Black Goshawk; Bronze-Napped Pigeon; Cinnamon-Chested, Black Bee-Eater; Cassin’s Honeyguide; Petit’s Cuckoo-Shrike; White-Chinned Prinia; the enigmatic Chapin’s Flycatcher; Mountain Wagtail; Pink-Footed Puffback; the rare Tiny Sunbird and the attractive Brown-capped Weaver. We have many chance of seeing the L’heost’s, Red Tailed and the Black and White Colobus Monkey on our journey! There are so many special birds at these elevations that we do not want to rush through, we continue with our drive to Buhoma 

Day 9: Full-Day Birding in Buhoma Sector

Whole day birding in Buhoma sector of bwindi impenetrable national park in search for; Cabanis’sGreenbul, Narrow-Tailed Starling, Grey-Winged Robin Chart, Eliots Woodpecker, Northern Double-Collard Sunbird, Black-Billed Weaver, Bocage’sBushshrike, Pink-Footed Puffback, Petit’sCukooshrike, White-Bellied Nigrafinch, Cameroon SombreGreenbul, African Broadbill, Buff-Throated Flycatcher, Chapin’s Flycatcher, Yellow Bill, Black-Faced Rufous Warbler, Little Grey Greenbul, Equatorial Akalat, Short-Tailed Warbler, Red-Headed Malimbe, White Browed Crombec, Mountain Black Boubou, Jameson’s Anti-Peckeretc

Day 10: Optional Gorilla Trekking or Birding in Buhoma

Trekking day for those interested in gorillas, on this day, we set of early, with packed lunch, to the park headquarters for a briefing prior to Gorilla Tracking. The gorillas are gentle animals and it is an unforgettable experience to photograph them as they interact. It is a wonderful experience to stare in to the eyes of these gentle giants; watch them in awe as they play and go about their daily activities. It is indeed a “once in a lifetime” experience that you must never miss! Each encounter is different and has its own rewards; you are likely to enjoy the close view of adults feeding, grooming and resting as the youngster’s frolic and swing from vines in a delightfully playful display. Gorilla tracking involves part or one day in the Impenetrable Forest. Sometimes the gorillas can be located within an hour or so, but at other times it sometimes takes an entire day of quite hard trekking to find them and return, so you need to be physically fit if you wish to maximize your chances. Very occasionally, in spite of all efforts, the gorillas prove elusive. Depending on the time we get back we might have optional village to the communities around the gorillas the pygmies inclusive or evening birding around the self-guided train in Buhoma, another Eden of birding in Uganda and later transfer to our lodge for dinner and overnight (the trip could end here and return back to Kigali for the flight back home) or take some days further through queen Elizabeth national park for some interesting savanna species

Day 11: Birding in Queen Elizabeth National Park

Birding in queen Elizabeth national park (find the lions of Ishasha sheltering from the fierce rift valley sun on the boughs of ancient fig trees!). Early after breakfast we depart birding to queen Elizabeth national park through kanungu area where chances abound to trace for rarity of Rufous-Breasted Wryneck in this area, continue birding to the southern sector of queen Elizabeth where we can’t miss the likes of Whinchats, Greater Scimitarbill, Black Kit, Superb Sunbird, still on a way in ishasha area Little Button, Blue, Common, Harlequin Quails skulk in short grasses along the way. A couple of mammals like Cape Buffalo, Lions, Elephants, Uganda Kobs, Waterbacksetc thrill in this area.

Day 12: Birding and Boat Cruise at Kazinga Channel

From early morning, birding in queen Elizabeth national park and evening boat cruise at Kazinga Channel. In this morning we try for Broad Tailed Warbler, Martial Eagle, Verreaux’s Eagle-Owl, Amur Falcon, Striated Heron, African Spoonbill, Water Thick-Knee, Three-banded Plover, Marsh, Green, Wood and Common Sandpiper, Plain Martin, Lesser Swamp-Warbler, White-Winged Warbler, Caruther’sCisticola, Black-Headed Gonolek, Papyrus Gonolek, Red-Faced Cisticola, Red-Chested Cukoo, Northern Puffback, Tropica Boubou, Diederik, Klaas’s, African-Emerald Cukoos, Little Stint,  Yellow-Throated Long-Claw, East-African Swee, Common Waxbill, Crimson-Rumped Waxbill, and Yellow-billed Ox-pecker etc. mammals include; Olive Baboon, Valvet Monkey, in the kyambura gorge we find the Chimps, Blue and Red Tailed Monkey etc. evening we take boat ride at kazinga channel.

Day 13: Transfer to Entebbe – Mabamba Swamp for Shoebill

Stop at Mabamba Swamp to search for the Shoebill before heading to the airport for departure.

Tour price includes

  • Park fees for non-residents
  • All activities listed
  • Accommodation
  • Professional birding guide
  • Transportation
  • Airport transfers
  • Meals (as per itinerary)
  • Drinking water

Tour Price Does Not Include

  • International flights
  • Additional accommodation before/after the tour
  • Tips
  • Personal items (souvenirs, insurance, visas)
  • Government-imposed tax/park fee increases

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Bird Watching & Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda

Important bird areas on this tour

  • Akagera National Park – Savannah and wetland birds, plus unique Tanzanian specialties.
  • Volcanoes National Park – High-altitude forest species and gorilla habitat.
  • Nyungwe National Park – Albertine Rift endemics and dense forest species.

Main Targets

  • Shoebill encounters in Akagera.
  • Savanna birding and game viewing in Akagera.
  • Gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park.
  • Roadside birding en route to Nyungwe.
  • Forest birding in Nyungwe National Park.
  • Canopy walk experience in Nyungwe.

Tour Overview

Explore Rwanda’s rich birdlife and breathtaking landscapes on this 9-day bird-watching and gorilla trekking adventure. This journey takes you through Akagera National Park’s savannas, the dense forests of Nyungwe, and the volcanic slopes of Volcanoes National Park. Expect to see rare bird species, diverse wildlife, and experience an unforgettable gorilla trek.

Main Target Birds

  • Akagera National Park: Shoebill, Red-faced Barbet, Tabora Cisticola, Crested Barbet, Broad-tailed Warbler, Souza’s Shrike, Bare-faced Go-away Bird.
  • Volcanoes National Park: White-tailed Blue Flycatcher, Snowy-crowned Robin Chat, Green-headed Sunbird.
  • Nyungwe National Park: Ruwenzori Turaco, Great Blue Turaco, Rockefeller’s Sunbird, Red-throated Alethe, Regal Sunbird, Dusky Crimsonwing.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival & Transfer to Akagera National Park

Arrival at airport, meet your guide do introductions and later drive leisurely with limited birding stops to Akagera national park in northwestern Rwanda. Akagera national park with low-lying plains, dozens of lakes, savanna and woodland zones.  Shoebill encounters, great savanna birding and spectacular game viewing, It also borders Tanzania in the northwest making it great area to spot Tanzania specialties like Red-faced Barbet, Tabora cisticola, Crested barbet and other more from the bordering wildlife of western Tanzania!

Day 2: Full-Day Birding & Game Drive in Akagera

Whole day bird watching and game in Akagera national park. Today after early breakfast start birding looking out for species like Broad-tailed Warbler, Bennett’s Woodpecker, Sooty Chat, White-winged Black Tit, Flappet Lark, Souza’s Shrike, Crested Barbet, Red-faced Barbet, Long-tailed, Trilling, Tabora, Rattling and Winding Cisticolas, Miombo Wren Warbler, Green-capped Eremomela, Red-faced Crombec, Rueppell’s Long-tailed Starling, Amethyst Starling, Senegal Lapwing, Water Dikkop, Brubru, Bare-faced Go-away Bird, Brown Parrot, Red-necked Spurfowl, White-crowned Black Chat, Familiar Chat, Black-winged Bishop and Arrow-marked Babbler, Greater Blue-eared Starling, Shoebill, African Open-billed Stork, Egyptian Goose, Long-toed Lapwing, Spur-winged Plover, Black Crake etc. mammals like, monkey, giraffe, hog, hipo, sitatunga, topi, waterback  pause around for photography.  

Day 3: More Birding & Boat Cruise on Lake Ihema

Today also birding and game to lookout for the species that we could have missed the previous day of birding. Add evening boat cruise at Lake Ihema or other.

Day 4: Transfer to Volcanoes National Park

Birding watching transfer to the volcanoes national park. Toaday we checkout early from Akagera national park and embark on the road to the volcans with stops to stretch and look at birds, reach and do evening leisurely birding around the lodge, lookout for species like village weaver, bronze sunbird, red-capped robin chat, snowy-crowned robin chat, white-tailed blue flycatcher, green-headed sunbird, baglafecht weaver and many more, mammals like L’hoest monkey, golden monkey etc, show up for photos

Day 5: Gorilla Trekking & Evening Birding

Gorilla trekking experience and later get to our lodge to rest or do leisurely evening birding around the lodge.

Day 6: Transfer to Nyungwe National Park

Checkout and drive to Nyungwe National park. Nyungwe forest is situated in south-west Rwanda between Lake Kivu and the international border with Burundi. This beautiful birding area lies west of Butare, with the Butare-Cyangugu road passing straight through the middle, providing excellent roadside birding. About 270 species have been recorded in Nyungwe, reflecting the wide habitat diversity and altitudinal range. These include all the 25 species of the Albertine Rift mountains Endemic Bird Area that occur in Rwanda, Chapin’s Flycatcher and Rockefellers’ Sunbird (both globally threatened, restricted-range and biome-restricted). Also, 11 of the 23 species of Guinea–Congo Forests biome and 71 of the 74 species of this biome of Afrotropical Highlands that occur in Rwanda have been recorded at this site!

Day 7: Full-Day Birding in Nyungwe

Whole day birding in the park-Uwinka trail to lookout for; Stripe-breasted Tit, Purple-breasted Sunbird, Red-throated Alethe, Archer’s Robin-Chat, Ruwenzori Turaco, Great Blue Turaco, Handsome Francolin, Rockefeller’s Sunbird, Miombo Rock-Thrush, Mountain Masked Apalis, Black-faced Apalis, Chestnut-throated Apalis, Collared Apalis, Grauer’s Warbler, Red-faced Woodland Warbler, Kivu Ground-Thrush, White-tailed Blue-flycatcher, Red-chested, SunbirdRegal Sunbird, Olive Woodpecker, Mountain Greenbul, Rwenzori Hill-babbler, Cinnamon Bracken Warbler, Mountain Yellow Warbler, Northern Puffback, White-starred Robin, Rwenzori Double-collared Sunbird, Dusky Crimsonwing, Thick-billed Seedeater, Streaky Seedeater, Cinnamon-chested Bee-eater, Barred Long-tailed Cuckoo etc

Day 8: Birding in Matheniko Wildlife Reserve

Today, you will have both breakfast and lunch packed and drive to the Matheniko Reserve area. You will have breakfast as you pick some birds at the UWA headquarters compound. After breakfast, you will embark on serious birding in the park lookout for; straw-tailed, Eastern paradise, pin-tailed, steel-blue wydahs, chestnut sparrows, white-headed and red-billed buffalo weavers, and many other species. Mammals like lesser kudu and dik diks are also highlights of this park.

Accommodation: Kara-Tunga Safari Camp

Day 8: Morning Birding & Optional Activities

  • Try to spot missed species.
  • Optional canopy walk or chimpanzee trekking.

Day 9: Transfer to Kigali & Departure

  • Drive back to Kigali for your flight home.
  • Tour ends.

Tour price includes

  • Park fees for non-residents
  • All activities listed
  • Accommodation
  • Professional birding guide
  • Transportation
  • Airport transfers
  • Meals (as per itinerary)
  • Drinking water

Tour Price Does Not Include

  • International flights
  • Additional accommodation before/after the tour
  • Tips
  • Personal items (souvenirs, insurance, visas)
  • Government-imposed tax/park fee increases

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Rwanda birding and gorilla tour

Important bird areas on this tour

  • Akagera National Park
  • Volcanoes National Park
  • Nyungwe National Park
  • Lake Kivu Stretch

Main Targets

  • Albertine Rift Bird Endemics
  • Gorilla Trekking
  • Savannah Bird Species
  • Other Native Bird Species

Tour Overview

This incredible tour takes you through Rwanda’s top birding and wildlife destinations. You will visit Akagera National Park, Volcanoes National Park, Nyungwe Forest, and Lake Kivu, spotting a variety of bird species, including Albertine Rift endemics and savannah birds. Additionally, you will enjoy gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park and explore Rwanda’s stunning landscapes.

Itinerary

DAY 1: BIRDING IN AKAGERA NATIONAL PARK

Your guide will pick you up from your hotel in Kigali and drive you to Akagera National Park, a fantastic spot for birdwatching and wildlife viewing. The park’s mix of wetlands, savannah, and woodland supports a wide range of bird species, mammals, and primates. Since the park is not far from Kigali, you will arrive in time for an afternoon birding session, continuing until dark.

  • Accommodation: Akagera Transit Lodge
  • Meals: Lunch, Dinner

DAY 2: MORNING GAME DRIVE & TRANSFER TO RUHENGERI

Start the day with an early morning game drive, spending 4–5 hours searching for birds and wildlife you may have missed the previous evening. Expect to see birds like Marico Sunbird, Red-chested Sunbird, Red-headed Weaver, Village Weaver, Violet-backed Weaver, African Harrier-Hawk, African Fish Eagle, and Lizard Buzzard. Akagera is home to many savannah species and offers a chance to spot the Big Five.

After the game drive, you will transfer to Ruhengeri, near Volcanoes National Park, making stops along the way to spot new bird species.

  • Accommodation: La Locanda, Ruhengeri
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

DAY 3: GORILLA TREKKING & TRANSFER TO NYUNGWE FOREST

After breakfast, drive for about 20 minutes to the ranger station for a briefing on gorilla trekking. You will then trek through Volcanoes National Park to find a gorilla family. Trekking can take between 1–6 hours, depending on their location. After the trek, you will transfer to Nyungwe Forest, making birding stops along the way. Due to speed limits in Rwanda (60 km/hr), arrival at Nyungwe will be around 7:30 PM.

  • Accommodation: Ear Ken Barham Guest House
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 4: RWANDA BIRDING & GORILLA TOUR: BIRDING IN NYUNGWE FOREST – ALBERTINE RIFT ENDEMICS 

 

After breakfast, we carry along with our lunch boxes and drive to the park entrance to start forest walk there looking for the birds, we spend the whole day here. This is a premier destination for birdwatching in Rwanda, comprised of the Albertine rift endemics and some specialties which cross into this forest from the great Ituri forests of Congo. And a few primates will be spotted here. Some of the highlights of this park include; Rwenzori, Great Blue and Black-billed Turaco, Red-collard Mountain-Babbler, Rwenzori Batis, Rwezori Apalis, Stuhlmann’s, Northern Double-collard, Regal and Variable Sunbirds, the list is long…

Dinner and overnight at Ear Ken Barham Guest house 

DAY 5: RETURN TO KIGALI

After breakfast, drive back to Kigali with several birding stops along the way. You will arrive in time for your evening flight.

  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Tour price includes

  • Park entrance fees
  • Gorilla trekking permits
  • All listed activities
  • Accommodation as mentioned
  • Professional driver and bird guide
  • 4×4 customized safari vehicle with pop-up roof
  • All taxes and VAT
  • Roundtrip airport transfer
  • Meals and drinking water

Tour Price Does Not Include

  • International flights
  • Extra accommodation before/after the tour
  • Tips for guides and staff
  • Personal expenses (souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)

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