Gisakura Guest House is located in the South-west of Rwanda, Nyamasheke district around the Gisakura center in the west part of Nyungwe national park. It is in few meters from the edge of Nyungwe national park, but it is self-settled inside the fragmented forest of Nyungwe. It is a neighbor town is Kamembe of Rusizi district and is only a 23km drive.
The accommodation facilities in Gisakura, are many and are for different levels, but they almost share the same mode of transport of reaching them. You can reach the Nyungwe Gisakura guest house by different means such as air transport, and road. Here you will first reach in Rwanda, Kigali international airport by any airline as they many of them fly to Rwanda several times in a week.
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Vladimír Staňura – USA
We wanted to do safari with my wife in Kenya. Diwaka Safaris organized our trip for 17 days professionally. We were very satisfied with all services. The best part was our guide Patrick Waweru who did an excellent job.
josefkingley – USA
Decided to do one a early Jan before the corona nightmare...wasnt decided on the exact itinerary especially the accommodation to choose...did my own research and decided on the ones I could get though decided they can also advice on what they had in mind so that we could compare prices as well as I could get to check on their diff reviews...was a 4 nights trip just Naivasha where we stayed at Naivasha Sopa and Mara at Ashnil..loved ashnil way better cos of the views as well what we got to see the in terms of wildlife..
