Cheap Flights To Kigali,Rwanda

Travel guide:

Kigali is the nation's geographic center, capital, and largest city of Rwanda. It is the economic, cultural, and transport hub of Rwanda. There are residence and offices of the President of Rwanda and government ministries. It is a rapidly developing city and looking optimistically towards a bright future.

Once you set off your cheap flights to Kigali, you are in paradise. Here you can enjoy a relaxed lifestyle where it is safe to bring up young children. There are numerous restaurants, coffee shops, and supermarkets. Additionally, touring the country is a pleasurable experience. You can enjoy gorilla trekking excursion, or you can buy local crafts from Kimironko market.
Here is general information to help you in planning your cheap flights to Kigali.

How is the weather like in Kigali

Kigali is located at a high elevation; therefore it has a temperate tropical highland climate. It has two wet seasons: the long rainy season from March through May and a short rainy season from October to November. February and March are the hottest, June and July are the coldest and March through May is the rainiest period in Kigali.

What is the best time to fly to Kigali

The temperatures in Kigali are warm throughout the year; certain months can be much more comfortable to visit during than others. So the given information will help you in planning your cheap flights to Kigali.

Peak season:

March, followed by June and July is the peak season for tourism in Kigali, Rwanda. So expect a price hike for hotels and flights, though you can save if you purchase well in advance. It’s a good time for general outdoor tourist activities.

The best times to set off your cheap flights to Kigali are March through May or June through August. March through May is the fall season, and humidity and temperatures combine to make this season feel warm. There can be a little shower of rain during this period. It is a good time for those looking for things to do because the weather is mostly clear so that you can easily explore the city. August is the second busiest season for tourism in Kigali, so lodging and other accommodations may cost slightly more.

The best time for general outdoor tourist activities is from mid-June to mid-September, with a peak score in the third week of July.  There are clear, rainless days with perceived temperatures between 65°F and 80°F. And the best time of year to visit Kigali for hot-weather activities is from late June to early September, with a peak score in the second week of August.

Offseason:

Tourists are unlikely to visit Kigali during September through November. Tourism is the slowest during these months due to the weather. You can also plan a trip in low tourist season because there are several advantages of traveling during the low season such as cheap rates, many accommodations; even most flights and hotels offer cheap packages. There are fewer crowds during these months; it enables you to explore the city without much interruption.

December through February is very cold in Kigali and fairly slow with tourists. There is little rainfall or snowfall. It can be enjoyable for warm weather travelers.

What to pack?

Once you decide to set off to Kigali don't forget to pack thick trousers and long-sleeved tops, long socks, a pair of light gloves to protect against nettles, a hat, a raincoat and comfortable hiking boots. It is better to take a flashlight, sunglasses, and sunscreen for your face.

Best time to book:

You’ll find the cheapest flights from London, the United Kingdom to Kigali around April. It is better to reserve your flight tickets a few months earlier to avoid the price hike. The survey report shows that Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays are often the best days to book flights from London, United Kingdom to Kigali while cheapest day to fly from London to Kigali is Sunday.

Flight duration:

The flight distance from London to Kigali is approximately 6591.87 kilometers (4096 miles). And the average flight duration from London, the United Kingdom to Kigali is approximately 10 hours and 25 minutes.

Getting around the city of Kigali:

There are a number of options for getting around the city such as a car, taxi van, and coach. The Matatu is the main form of public transportation. They run set routes that connect major areas around the city. You can also use a coach or walk around the city like a native.

Attraction:

1. Kigali has lush hillsides, flowering trees, winding boulevards and bustling streets. There are many tourists’ attractions such as museums, historical landmarks, art galleries, and casinos. It is Rwanda's city of hills so that you can enjoy climbing and hiking. You can enjoy Kigali Safari as well.
2. There is something for history buffs at MINU TOURS, Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre, Ivuka Arts Studio, Kandt House Museum, and Presidential Palace Museum.
3. You can also visit Inema Arts Centre, Niyo Arts Gallery, Gorillas Statue, and Belgian Peacekeepers Memorial. Or you can visit Akagera National Park, Volcanoes National Park, Lake Kivu, and Gorilla trekking.
4. We can't say that you've ever been to Kigali unless you see Gishwati-Mukura Sainte-Famille Church, New Oriental Casino, Akanyaru, and Nyungwe Forest.

Special events:

You can enjoy several local festivals such as Kigali's annual music festival (Kigali Up), The Rwanda Film Festival, Rwanda International Trade Fair (Expo), Diner en Blanc, and Mutzig Beerfest. There are several other vibrant festivals such as EAC Arts & Cultural Festival, Kigali Peace Marathon, Fespad, AIC International Food Fair, and Kwita Izina (Gorilla Naming Ceremony).

Insider Information:

There are certain dangerous diseases and illnesses in Rwanda. So it is better to consult a doctor a few months before departing.

Don't leave your bags or shopping unattended in public areas and be aware the pickpockets do work in the area.

It is better to avoid walking alone at night and try to remain in lighted, public areas.

Enjoy your trip!