Bujumbura Mairie Province

guests will enjoy a short city tour of Bujumbura to discover some of the city's historical monuments and landmarks while learning about the culture and daily life of Burundi.

Busekera Pygmy Village where guests will meet members of the Batwa community (the minority ethnicity and less privileged community in Burundi) and learn about their traditional lifestyle, music, crafts and culture.

Teza Tea Plantations near Kibira National Park, which is the biggest tea plantations in Burundi with over 600 hectares. Guests will enjoy walking through the beautiful green tea fields and a small nature hike in the surrounding forest, known for its fresh mountain air and biodiversity.

National Museum of Gitega

National Museum of Gitega, where visitors can explore traditional artifacts, royal objects and historical collections that tell the story of Burundi.

Gishora Drum Sanctuary

Gishora Royal Drums Sanctuary in Gitega Province. Recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage, Gishora is the most authentic drum experience you can ever get. This important cultural site preserves the legendary Royal Drums of Burundi and visitors can witness an impressive traditional drumming performance and learn about the history of the palace.

Karera Waterfalls

a spectacular natural site surrounded by lush vegetation where 5 extraordinary waterfalls cascade down the hillside

visit the Southernmost Source of the Nile River, a fascinating geographical landmark connected to the legendary Nile, as well as a pyramid built in the image of the pyramids in Egypt.

Bururi Province

Explore the Bururi Natural Reserve for an exciting chimpanzee trekking experience. Guided by experienced rangers, visitors walk through the mountainous forest in search of chimpanzees while observing birds, monkeys and unique plant species

Rumonge

lakeside town of Rumonge, known for its peaceful beaches and stunning sunsets on Lake Tanganyika

Rumonge

The morning is dedicated to relaxation on the beautiful beaches of Lake Tanganyika. Guests can swim, walk along the shore, ride boats or simply enjoy the peaceful scenery.

Livingstone-Stanley Monument

Later, the tour returns to Bujumbura with a short stop at the Livingstone and Stanley monument, a historic site marking the place where two famous explorers have met

Bujumbura Mairie Province

In the afternoon, guests visit the Central Market to experience the vibrant local atmosphere and discover traditional products and souvenirs.

Rusizi National Park

On the final day, guests enjoy a relaxing boat cruise on the Rusizi River in the Rusizi National Park. During the cruise, it is possible to observe hippos, crocodiles and many species of birds in their natural habitat, as well as the famous junction of the river Rusizi and Lake Tanganyika. After the excursion, guests will be transferred to the airport for departure, taking home unforgettable memories of Burundi’s culture, landscapes and warm hospitality.