DA VINCI GORILLA LODGE; A NEW FACILITY IN VOLCANOES RWANDA

volcanoesNestled on the foothills of Virunga Volcanoes, the Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge is one of the latest additions to the Rwanda gorilla safari lodges portfolio.  The lodge enjoys the center stage for overnight stay of the travelers on gorilla safaris in Rwanda intending to track Mountain Gorillas in Volcanoes National Park.
Marked by irresistible opulence of the remarkably designed rooms crafted by natural materials, Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge has a wide selection of rooms ranging from Single to Double, Twin and Triple along with provision for camping for those intending to enjoy the Rwanda gorilla safari at a low cost. The five (5) guest rooms stand in the shadows of the famous Karisimbi Volcano – the highest of the eight Mountains comprising the Virunga massif presenting a less congested environment suitable for relaxation and typical wilderness experience.
At 20 minutes drive from the Kinigi Park Headquarters, Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge enjoys a great deal of facilities ranging from 24hour room service, hot water showers, Wi-Fi 3G speed Internet access, Restaurant, extensive gardens, secure parking, foreign exchange bureau, Laundry, Bar and Lounge. While the independently positioned Cottages feature spacious living rooms, reading table, large opening windows, private bathroom, fire place and heaters, free Wi-Fi, Pair of Slippers and Bottled Mineral Water not forgetting cozy beds covered with quality linen. This, surely, coupled with the quality service and hospitable staff form a rich ground for the generation of ultimate Rwanda Safari memories.
Da Vinci is new, exciting and has attention to detail offering ideal Midrange stay for the travelers on a gorilla trekking safari in Rwanda. Explore the land of a thousand hills, the famous gorilla highlands, magical Musaze Caves and the scenic twin lakes not forgetting the primates of Volcanoes that include Mountain Gorillas and Golden Monkeys while enjoying the comfort of Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge as your station.


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