Rwanda in September

Rwanda in September

By Susan Veldman

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Forest trails remain accessible for gorilla trekking at this time of year, providing an enjoyable experience for visitors. The likelihood of sunshine increases, contributing to pleasant conditions for both chimpanzee and gorilla trekking.

With three months of dry weather behind us, trekkers can expect an unobstructed experience, as recent rainfall has not hindered them.

Nyungwe National Park is a notable destination to consider visiting this month. While the park does not have large animals or significant wildlife, it is renowned for its primate populations, particularly the L’Hoest’s monkey, which is a highlight for nature enthusiasts.

Prepare for an absolutely thrilling birding and trekking experience.

Weather in September

Rainfall increases this month, but Nyungwe National Park experiences the dry season at this time of year, so trekking and birding are great activity options if you’re taking a holiday in September.

Highlight Park to Visit in Rwanda

Nyungwe National Park

The dry season occurs in Nyungwe National Park, and Chimpanzee trekking is an excellent activity to take part in during this time of year. If you’re interested in birding, the park hosts over 300 bird species to see,e and some of them include the black-saw wing, the great blue turaco, the regal sunbird, the red-throated alethe, and the Ruwenzori alethe.

Activities to do in September

• Birding
• Spa treatments
• Gorilla trekking
• Yoga classes