The hotel offers 66 standard rooms (25m2) with balconies, six suites (40m2) with lounge and large terrace, a panoramic restaurant, indoor and beachside bars, a large swimming pool, and the ‘Maisha' Health Centre offering treatments, boating, swimming, volley ball, tennis, fishing.
Gisenyi is the ultimate beach paradise for Kigali families. The quality of the beach is not comparable to the Seychelles, but if you are keen on having a swim in Africa's sixth largest lake, this is a good place to tick if off your list.
Two border crossings, the 'Grand Barrière' and the 'Petite Barrière', connect Gisenyi with neighbouring Goma in Democratic Republic of Congo. The two towns are pretty much grown together and lots of heavy traffic moves goods from one side to the other. As long as everything is clean and neat, you are still in Rwanda. Once the radios start playing loud music and street scenes become more chaotic, you know you are in DRC.
Volcanoes National Park is just an hour-drive away and if you get up early you can reach Ruhengeri in time for the gorilla trekking.
Visits to Virunga National Park in DRC usually start from here.
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