Wilderness Magashi, Akagera National Park, Rwanda

Why We Love Wilderness Magashi

Wilderness Magashi delivers a true savanna safari in Rwanda, something few travellers expect. Its private concession allows for flexible game viewing, night drives, and off road exploration, while conservation successes have re established lion, black rhino and white rhino within the park. It is the perfect way to round off a Rwanda journey with classic Big Five wildlife and wide open landscapes.

 FAQs About Wilderness Magashi

Where is Wilderness Magashi located?

Wilderness Magashi is located within a private 6,000 hectare concession in Akagera National Park, in eastern Rwanda. The lodge sits on the edge of Lake Rwanyakazinga, offering a rare lakeside savanna setting in the country.

What makes Wilderness Magashi unique?

Magashi offers Rwanda’s only classic Big Five savanna safari experience, set within an exclusive use area that allows for flexible game viewing, including night drives. It provides a striking contrast to Rwanda’s forest based gorilla trekking regions.

What wildlife can I expect to see at Wilderness Magashi?

Guests can expect excellent sightings of lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, black rhino and white rhino, alongside giraffe, zebra, topi, hippo and a wide variety of antelope species. The area is also outstanding for birdlife, particularly waterbirds and raptors.

Is Wilderness Magashi suitable for families?

Yes. Wilderness Magashi works well for families with older children, offering spacious tents, varied activities and a relaxed safari pace. Family suitability is best discussed during planning, particularly when combining with gorilla trekking, which has age restrictions.

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