Burundi’s Wild Side
Stretching along the banks of the Ruvubu River in north-eastern Burundi, Ruvubu National Park protects one of the country’s most important wildlife habitats. The landscape is a mix of open savannah, riverine forest and woodland, with wide views and a sense of space and remoteness.
This is where you feel that Burundi is part of the East African wilderness. You may see different antelopes, monkeys, hippos near the water, and a variety of birdlife along the river.
When you visit with M Travel and Tours Burundi , you explore with a local guide who knows the park’s tracks, viewpoints and safe areas for walking and viewing wildlife.
Why Travelers Love Ruvubu
- Feeling of a genuine, less-visited wilderness area.
- Mix of savannah, river views and forest patches.
- Opportunities to spot antelopes, primates, hippos and many birds.
- Possibility for guided walks in selected areas, depending on conditions.