4×4 Car Rentals

Kigali Car Rentals and Rwanda Self-drive Car Rental Services. Self-drive Tours starting from Kigali. We have a fleet that matches the budget. From economy to luxury Cars, with all models. We offer both short and long-term car rental services in Kigali and the whole of Rwanda. If you are looking for a weekend gate away trip, we have vehicles both for self-drive and with drivers. There’s a demand for private tours in Rwanda and this has created various options for our clients to choose from regarding the car type depending on the purpose of the rental car. Visitors to Akagera National Park and Nyungwe Forest are recommended to have 4×4 SUVs because the roads in these places need a 4×4, especially during the rainy season. Our company has driver guides who will support you on your trip with the great knowledge you would like to know about Rwanda.

Kigali Car rentals and self-guided tours in Rwanda. Pick up from Kigali a 4×4 and drive in Rwanda for wildlife trips. Akagera National Park a 2 and half hour journey from Kigali is a perfect gate away for weekend trips. We have vehicles which can access this park. Options include Rav4s which always go at 40 to 50 dollars a day, Land Cruiser Prados at 80 dollars a day on self-drive, and then the extended Land Cruiser 7 seats which come with a driver guide at 150 dollars a day.

Here are some of the Safari ideas you can consider if you are not sure where to go on your next Self-driving holiday in Rwanda. You can redraft these itineraries to follow or get an idea of the perfectly crafted African adventure Tour. Cross-border tours with our 4×4 cars are another additional advantage to places like Tanzania and Kenya. Increase your listing to more destinations because we are flexible with it. You can contact our team to help you to design one. Tell us your preferences and we will guide you on your itinerary.

Akagera National Park is a perfect spot for 2 days from Kigali. The park has two gates, one in the southern and the other in the North (Nyungwe Gate). In the southern part of the park is where you can have a boat ride on Lake Ihema and then open savannahs are in the northern part – over 80 km.