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Wilderness Magashi Peninsula is a luxurious camp and exclusive retreat in the heart of Akagera National Park in Rwanda. The camp is remote. The vistas are dominated by never-ending skies and uninterrupted views of sweeping plains and shimmery lakes. This intimate camp is designed for those seeking unparalleled privacy. There are two large private villas, each with their own deck and plunge pool. The camp’s main area consists of a spacious lounge and dining space, where Rwandan inspired interiors open out onto a large darkwood deck. The views stretch into the wilderness. Set apart from the camp’s main area is the Villa: an exclusive use property that accommodates six people with it’s own pool, social and dining areas. The Villa is ensures complete exclusivity. You’ll enjoy personalised  in-villa cuisine and a dedicated private safari guide and vehicle.  The wildlife and safari experiences are immersive. Situated within a private concession on the shores of Lake Rwanyakazinga, with the Mutumba Mountains rising in the distance you will feel completely connected to nature. These vast landscapes form the backdrop to extraordinary wildlife encounters. Akagera is a conservation success story, home to one of Africa’s most diverse ecosystems. Elephants wade in the lake and hippos bask along its banks. Embark on a morning game drive, glide silently through the waterways on a boating safari, or set out on a guided nature walk. Conservation and community engagement are at the heart of Wilderness Magashi Peninsula. In partnership with the Akagera Management Company, Wilderness supports vital initiatives such as predator monitoring, invasive plant management and educational programs designed to inspire the next generation of conservationists. A key focus is ensuring that both wildlife and local communities thrive side by side.

Seated on a scenic slope blanketed in dense forest, Wilderness Bisate Reserve is a sustainable sanctuary on the doorstep of Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda.

Low and wide amid the leaves of its very own tea plantation surrounded by ancient rainforest, Nyungwe House’s modern architecture is a wonderful contrast to its verdant setting. There are 22 rooms and suites split between six wooden villas, with vast windows and private decks opening up into the forest. There are open fireplaces in each and every room and suite, with interiors and artwork inspired by the nature and traditions of Rwanda. The main lodge building is home to lounge areas, bar and dining space where you can enjoy sun-rise breakfast (or, for late risers, all day à la carte brunches in your room) and mouth-watering, organic, garden-to-plate menus at dinner, with lunches usually enjoyed while out exploring. Nyungwe Forest, an ancient place of majestic mahoganies, giant ferns and delicate orchids, is renowned for its wide diversity of animal species and the lodge has a variety of treks available for those wishing to see chimpanzees, white colobus, grey-cheeked, golden and rare Mangabey monkeys. You can also take to the heights of the nearby canopy walk, ride mountain bikes, take a day trip to the waters of Lake Kivu or immerse yourself in the local culture on a range of tailored experiences that will give you an insight into crafts, cuisine and more.