Lake Shakani campsite nestled on the shores of Lake Shakani in the south direction of Akagera National Park approximately 4 kilometres north of the main junction towards the scenic Lake Ihema/Ruzizi Tented Camp. The Campsite offers basic facilities to visitors…
Facts about African Elephant in Akagera: Elephants are right or left tusked, the favored tusk is often shorter from more frequent use. Their tusks are actually upper incisor teeth! Male and female tuskless elephants do occur, this is owing to…
Here is why you MUST visit Akagera National Park. Akagera National Park is open to day visitors from 6 am to 6 pm daily. Please sure you have exited the park before 6 pm. Overnight visitors must be at their…
Facts about Cape Buffalo in Akagera: Younger males tend to live in separate bachelor groups to the older males. Both males and female have horns, males use them for challenging each other for dominance while females need them for defending…
Facts about Black Rhinos in Akagera: The reintroduction of 18 Rhinos in Akagera National Park was in May 2017 as a conservation milestone, expanding the range of the species. 10 female and 8 males were brought to Akagera National Park…