• Kigali Genocide Memorial - The journey starts at the Kigali Genocide Memorial, a significant and impactful site for understanding Rwanda’s history. It offers profound insights into the nation’s past and the resilience of its people.
• Niyo Art Gallery - Following that, the tour proceeds to Niyo Art Gallery, a lively venue brimming with paintings, music, and creativity. Visitors will encounter compelling artwork by gifted local artists, many of whom use their creations to narrate stories and support community initiatives. It’s a wonderful blend of art and purpose.
• Kimironko Market - Next, the tour moves to Kimironko Market, one of Kigali’s most bustling and vibrant locations. Visitors will stroll through aisles of fresh produce, fabrics, crafts, and interact with local vendors in their daily routines. It’s a dynamic place that truly captures the essence of everyday life in Rwanda.
• KN 76 Street - The tour concludes at Imbuga City Walk, a serene and contemporary area in the city’s core. It’s an ideal spot for a leisurely walk, capturing photos with the iconic Kigali signage, and enjoying a relaxed atmosphere amidst green spaces and urban design.

• Professional motorbike rider
• Helmet for safety and clean helmet cap
• Pick-up and drop-off at your location
• Experienced local guide

• Personal expenses (Meals and souvenirs)
• Tips or gratuities

Experience Kigali from a unique perspective.
This motorbike tour offers more than just transportation. With a well-maintained motorbike and an experienced driver guide, you will navigate the city like a local. Throughout the journey, your guide will provide insights into the sights, from historic landmarks to vibrant neighborhoods, bringing the city to life before your eyes.

It’s an enjoyable, swift, and personalized experience. An opportunity to immerse yourself in Kigali’s rhythm while discovering its stories along the way.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.