Volcanoes Over View Safaris Camp Deluxe Tent

Escape to our Deluxe Safari Tent at Volcanoes Over View Safaris & Camp, your luxurious gateway to the Volcanoes NP. Relax on your private, big balcony with unrivaled panoramic views of five major volcanoes: Sabyinyo, Gahinga, Muhabura in front, and Bisoke, Karisimbi behind. Inside, enjoy a plush King-sized Bed, private bathroom with hot shower, and reliable smooth Wi-Fi. It's the ultimate blend of comfort and majestic wilderness, putting you front-and-center in Volcanoes National Park. The space Discover with Volcanoes Over View Safaris & Camp This unique venue offers a blend of adventures and relaxation, making it a perfect stop for worldwide travelers seeking to explore the incredible biodiversity , natural beauty and unique rich culture of the thousand hills country ( RWANDA) We have made it as simple as you need , we take you to Rwandan Safaris , Volcanoes Tours plus an amazing and cozy safaris camp which is the best safaris camp in Volcanoes National Park ! With its ideal location and exceptional services , Volcanoes Over View Safaris & Camp is a must visit destination for any one traveling to Rwanda , The combination of thrilling adventures and serene accommodation guarantees a memorable experience in the heart of Africa's natural wonders. Guest access At Volcanoes Over View Safaris & Camp, your stay is designed to offer a perfect blend of private luxury and communal warmth. 1. Private Access: Your Deluxe Safari Tent Your Deluxe Safari Tent provides exclusive, 24-hour access to all its in-built amenities: Your Personal Sanctuary: King-Sized Bed: Ready for you to relax in supreme comfort. Private Balcony: Exclusive access to your large, open deck—your personal front-row seat for uninterrupted views of the three frontal volcanoes (Sabyinyo, Gahinga, Muhabura) and the two rear volcanoes (Bisoke, Karisimbi). Private Ensuite Bathroom: Access to your private hot and cold running water and the convenience of a hot shower, which is self-generated for your comfort. Work & Connectivity: Dedicated access to smooth, reliable in-tent Wi-Fi for work, communication, and sharing your amazing photos. Charging: Accessible power outlets for charging phones, cameras, and batteries for the next day's adventure. 2. Common Area Access: The Camp Grounds All guests have access to our central camp facilities, designed for socializing, dining, and relaxation: The Main Lodge/Reception: Guest Services: Access to our 24/7 friendly staff and Tour Desk for arranging transfers, cultural tours, golden monkey permits, or any last-minute needs. Wi-Fi Zone: An additional area for connectivity and relaxation. Dining and Lounge: Restaurant: Access to the main dining area for all meals (breakfast, packed lunch if applicable, and dinner), which feature delicious local specialties and international options. Bar/Lounge: A cozy space to unwind, enjoy a drink, and share stories from your trekking adventure with fellow travelers. Outdoor Fire Pit / Deck: A beautiful communal space where guests can gather in the evening, enjoy the cool mountain air, and gaze at the stars over the volcanic peaks. On-Site Services: Free Private Parking: Secure parking for guests arriving with their own vehicle or arranged private transport. Gardens & Grounds: You are welcome to walk and relax in the well-maintained gardens and grounds surrounding the camp, all while enjoying the continuous, stunning mountain views. 3. Service Access: Guest-Focused Support Housekeeping: Daily housekeeping services are scheduled to respect your privacy while maintaining your tent's cleanliness and comfort. Security: Access to 24-hour security personnel ensures a safe and peaceful stay in the remote area. Luggage Assistance: Our team is always on hand to assist with the transfer of your luggage to and from your tent upon arrival and departure. Other things to note Before Arriving at Volcanoes Over View Safaris & Camp 1. The Altitude and Climate Your camp is situated near the park headquarters, meaning you will be at a high elevation, offering spectacular views but requiring preparation: High Altitude: The camp sits at a high altitude (near 2,ooom). If arriving directly from a low-altitude area, be prepared to feel the effects of the elevation. Take it easy on your first day, stay hydrated. Mountain Weather: The weather is highly unpredictable. Mornings and evenings are very cold, often dropping to 6∘C to 11∘C (43 ∘F to 52 ∘F). Daytime temperatures are mild but can change quickly. Layered clothing is essential. Rain and Mist: Expect frequent, unpredictable rain and mist, even during the dry season. Our Deluxe Tents are cozy, but always carry a rain jacket. 2. Camp Logistics & Comfort Even though our tents are luxurious, they are safari tents in a remote area: Check-In Time: Activities often start very early (around 6:30 AM), so coordinating your arrival time with us is crucial, especially if you plan to trek the day after you land. Power & Wi-Fi: We provide reliable Wi-Fi, but kindly note that all amenities, including the hot shower, are generated for your tent, meaning we encourage responsible energy consumption. Bring a universal adapter for charging devices. Cash for Extras: While most major payments can be made by card, it is advisable to carry small amounts of Rwandan Francs (RWF) or US Dollars (small bills) for tips, souvenirs, and local purchases. Before Your Volcanoes National Park Adventure If your trip includes Gorilla or Golden Monkey trekking, paying attention to these details is critical: 1. Permits and Documentation The park has strict entry requirements: Permit is Mandatory: You must have your Gorilla or Golden Monkey trekking permit booked well in advance. Without a permit, you cannot enter the park for trekking. Original Passport: You must bring your original passport to the Park Headquarters (Kinigi) for the early morning briefing. 2. The Trekking Gear (Crucial Packing List) The terrain can be steep, muddy, and covered in dense, stinging nettles. Proper gear ensures safety and comfort: Item Importance Notes Waterproof Hiking Boots Essential Must be worn high and have good ankle support. Gaiters Highly Recommended To prevent mud, water, and insects (like safari ants) from entering your boots. Thick Gardening Gloves Essential For grasping thorny vegetation and branches for support on slippery slopes. Long-Sleeved Shirt & Trousers Essential To protect your skin from sharp undergrowth, nettles, and insects. Waterproof Rain Gear Highly Recommended A light waterproof jacket or poncho. Trekking Daypack Essential To carry water, packed lunch, extra layers, and camera gear. Cash for Porters Essential Hiring a local porter ($10-$15 USD) is highly recommended for support on the hike and is a vital way to support the local community. 3. Health, Safety, and Etiquette Fitness Level: Be aware that the trek can range from 1 to 8 hours and involves climbing slippery, steep slopes at high altitudes. A reasonable level of fitness is required. Protecting the Gorillas: If you are feeling ill (even a simple cold or flu), you must notify your guide. Gorillas are highly susceptible to human illness. You may be asked to wear a mask or, in extreme cases, skip the trek to protect the endangered primates. Photography: Flash photography is strictly forbidden near the gorillas. Ensure you know how to turn the flash off on your camera. Trekking Rule: You are limited to one hour of viewing time with the gorillas.