Travel company: Dav safaris Website: www.davsafaris.com Email: info@davsafaris.com Tel: +256757795781 or +256701412430 A Rwanda game drive in Akagera National Park offers thrilling wildlife encounters, from the Big Five to elusive nocturnal species. Scenic highlights include Lake Ihema, the Akagera River Delta, and Mutumba Hills, each showcasing unique ecosystems. For a well-rounded experience, visitors can explore conservation sites, cultural villages, and private safari concessions like Magashi Sector. The Big Five (Lions, Leopards, Rhinos, Elephants and Buffaloes) A Rwanda game drive in Akagera National Park offers prime opportunities to see the Big Five in action. Lions roam the northern plains, while black rhinos thrive in protected zones. Elephant herds frequently graze near Mutumba Hills and lakeshores, adding to the park’s rich wildlife experience. An early morning Rwanda game drive (6–8 AM) increases chances of spotting these majestic animals as they move through the savanna. Lake Ihema and Wetland Wildlife A Rwanda game drive combined with a boat safari on Lake Ihema introduces travelers to diverse wetland wildlife. Hippos gather in large pods near the shores, while Nile crocodiles bask in the sun. Bird enthusiasts can spot over 500 species, including African fish eagles and shoebills. For the best experience, a sunset cruise ($30) complements a Rwanda game drive, offering stunning views of water-loving species. The Akagera River Delta The Akagera River Delta is a vital area for biodiversity, where a Rwanda game drive reveals giraffes, zebras, and antelopes such as topis and elands. The landscape shifts from golden savannas to papyrus swamps, creating a habitat rich in wildlife diversity. A Rwanda game drive here highlights Akagera’s scenic beauty and the delicate balance of ecosystems, making it a must-visit section of the park for nature lovers.