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    Magashi Camp

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    Sheltered in the Akagera savannahs

    Overlooking Lake Rwanyakazinga in eastern Rwanda, Magashi Camp is nestled in the north of Akagera National Park, renowned for its rich biodiversity and magnificent savannah landscapes. Vast plains, forests, lakes, marshes and grassy hills will unfold before your eyes during thrilling safaris. Akagera is home to one of Africa's largest hippopotamus populations, impressive crocodiles and the elusive sitatunga, a small antelope that loves aquatic environments. While you will observe this iconic wildlife aboard the camp's boat, game drives at Magashi Camp are also conducted on foot and in 4x4 vehicles. Over 500 bird species live alongside lions, black rhinos, leopards, elephants, giraffes, zebras, spotted hyenas... A multitude of animals that will quickly fill your camera! Back at the camp, 6 canvas tents, connected by raised wooden walkways, accommodate a maximum of 12 guests, offering a truly exclusive experience. The interior decoration of the tents pays homage to traditional Rwandan culture, while their decks offer breathtaking views of the lake. When you are not out on safari, the communal swimming pool and its sun loungers invite you to relax; the main lounge carries the aromas of a good meal; the campfire promises a delightful moment of sharing.

    STYLE

    A canvas tent camp blending wood, traditional decoration and soft pink hues

    SITUATION

    In the north-east of Akagera National Park, overlooking Lake Rwanyakazinga, in eastern Rwanda

    CAPACITY

    6 Tents

    HIGHLIGHTS

    Discover the majestic Rwandan savannah by 4x4, on foot or by boat, and observe over 500 bird species!

    Magashi Camp

    Magashi Camp

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    Magashi Camp

    THE EXPERIENCES

    • Day and night 4x4 safaris
    • Boat safaris
    • Birdwatching observations
    • Catch and release fishing
    • Safari photo
    • Relaxation by the camp pool

    THE EXTRAORDINARY

    Magashi Camp perfectly complements a stay discovering Rwanda's great apes (at Bisate Lodge for example). Akagera offers a magnificent playground for lions and rhinoceroses (which have been reintroduced), plain antelopes, leopards, elephants, zebras, hyenas, giraffes... The Park is also an ornithological paradise with over 500 species of birds, including the rare shoebill and the superb red-faced barbet.

    ETHICS

    Magashi Camp was established in partnership with the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) and African Parks, with the aim of promoting sustainable tourism in Rwanda. The camp’s aim is therefore to contribute to the conservation of the country’s last protected savannah ecosystem, which is home to rare species such as the black rhinoceros and the shoebill stork. Magashi’s presence in Akagera National Park also helps the region to strengthen its economic base. Finally, the camp is powered entirely by solar energy.