So you've arrived in Kigali and youโre: not sure what to do, can't decide what to do or think that there is not much to do? Kigali is actually filled with interesting experiences and itโs a city that is one of a kind. Its smooth clean streets take you around the groomed grass and flower beds of the cityโs centre, or up to the hills through the suburbs where you can see the houses piling up on the slopes. Find out what to do, where to eat, where to shop and where to stay in Rwandaโs amazing capital city.
Rwanda's Akagera National Park - The Most Affordable & Unique Safari in East Africa | HandZaround
โA loud splash woke us up after a good nightโs sleep. It took us a moment to remember where we were. Once we unzipped our tent, we caught two small eyes looking straight into ours from about 15 metres awayโฆโ Learn more about our incredible time in Akagera National Park - it was the most affordable and unique safari weโve had!
Visiting Musanze (Ruhengeri) - Where To Stay, Where To Eat, Things To Do & Our Experiences | HandZaround
Musanze is a city nearest to Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda, its other, old name is Ruhengeri - both describe the exact same town.Are you making your way there or considering whether itโs worth visiting? See what we did and where we stayed in Musanze. There are plenty of awesome things to do in the area!
Gisenyi & Lake Kivu in Rwanda: Where To Stay & Unique Things To Do | HandZaround
โThe chanting softly echoed through the hills, all the way from the valley up to top of the hill where we stood. Weโve just woken up and gotten out of our tent in search for the source of this beautiful singingโฆโ Gisenyi is a quaint town in the North of Lake Kivu - with this unique place to stay close to the water and with a chance to learn about the Rwandese way of life, we loved our stay there. Learn more about what happened to us and how you can plan your stay there!





Our time at Ol Pejeta Safari Cottages in Kenya became far more than a safari stay. From private game drives and quiet mornings overlooking the conservancy to producing photography and videography content for the property itself, this experience blended family travel, storytelling, and hospitality in a way that stayed with us long after we left.