Akagera Entry Annual Pass
Akagera entry annual pass allows visitor to access Akagera National Park for a one-off payment for a period of 1 year. Akagera National Park is the ultimate savannah park offering wildlife experience in the eastern part of Rwanda along the border with Tanzania.
The Akagera entry annual pass is available in categories; Single, Couple and Family passes are offered. The annual pass fee includes entry permits, but does not include vehicle fee or park activities, however, a 10% discount on park activities is offered to Annual Pass holders. Children aged below 5 years are allowed to visit and stay in Akagera National Park free of charge. Children between 6 to 12 years have a discounted rate while children of 13 years and above are charged as adults. Book Now
Fees for Akagera entry annual pass
Rwandan/EAC Citizen Single pass 95,000RWF
Rwandan/EAC Citizens Couples pass 115,000 RWF
Rwandan/EAC Citizens Family pass children 150,000 RWF
Rwandan/EAC Residents Single pass $250
Rwandan/EAC Residents Double pass $400
Rwandan/EAC Residents Family $600
The activities in Akagera Park is mesmerizing from wildlife- mostly by game viewing where you expect to see the big five mammals, zebra, and waterbuck among others. But also an amazing bird species that can be spotted in either in early morning or late evening. Its boat trip along Lake Ihema and other Lakes has attracted so many visitors regardless of Nationality, tribe, culture to at least spend most of their exciting days in Akagera National Park. Cultural tours in Akagera National Park is the best way of interact with local communities and learn their way of life. Spend a relaxing day fishing off the lakeshore of Lake Shakani is an unforgettable experience that can make you repeated guest.
Akagera National Park offers a variety of accommodations including the luxury Magashi Tented Camp, Ruzizi Tented Lodge, Akagera Game Lodge, and Karenge Bush Camp. Visit other interesting places in Rwanda including Volcanoes National Park for an a excursion to Musanze cave or visit the Dian Fossey museum. Plan an extension to Nyungwe forests either for bird watching trips or make your visit to Gisakura tea plantation for a unique tea experience in Rwanda from crop to cup.
