Eyes Cultural Tours & Safaris Rwanda offers authentic, community-driven experiences from gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park to immersive village visits and museum explorations in Kigali. Empower local communities, explore Rwanda's top destinations, and create lasting memories with sustainable, purpose-driven travel.
Eyes Cultural Tours & Safaris Rwanda was founded in 2018 by Emmanuel UGIRINGABIRE in close collaboration with local communities, focusing on development by leveraging their unique cultural and natural assets. Our company is dedicated to creating authentic cultural tourism experiences that not only showcase Rwanda’s rich heritage but also empower and uplift the communities we work with. By actively involving local people and responsibly utilizing their resources, we aim to foster sustainable growth, support education for children from disadvantaged families, and help build homes for those in need. Join us on a journey that enriches both visitors and the communities we serve!
We partner with select hotels and lodges across Rwanda to ensure your stay is comfortable and enriching. From eco-lodges near Volcanoes Park to lakeside retreats and Akagera lodges, our partners offer quality service while supporting sustainable, community-focused tourism.
Rugando - Kigali
Gisakura - Nyungwe
Kiyovu- Muhima - Kigali
Kiyovu - Kigali
Joining the Village Walk was a truly unforgettable experience. We explored Rwanda’s rich cultural traditions, were welcomed with joyful traditional dances, and shared meals with local families; it truly felt like a home away from home. Eyes Cultural Tours gave us much more than just a tour; they gave us a family in Rwanda.
Gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park was a dream come true. The Eyes Cultural Tours team made the experience seamless, from permits to guiding us through the forest. Meeting the gorillas up close while learning from our guide was unforgettable. Truly a once-in-a-lifetime adventure!
Our Akagera safari was breathtaking we saw lions, giraffes, and even hippos during a boat ride on Lake Ihema. What impressed us most was how our guide connected the wildlife experience with the local community’s conservation efforts. We left with memories and a sense of purpose.
In October, I fulfilled a lifelong dream by traveling to Rwanda to see the mountain gorillas. Beyond the breathtaking landscapes, it was my guide Emmy who made the trip unforgettable; his warmth, stories, and the way he connected me with the people turned me from a tourist into a welcomed guest. Rwanda truly stole a piece of my heart.
