Pick a Kigali tour, a date and a group size

The Kigali Genocide Memorial in the calm of the morning, then the old quarter around Nyarugenge and the story of how the city rebuilt itself hill by hill.

$45 per person

Kigali's oldest, loudest, most mixed neighbourhood on foot: a milk bar, a tailor's workshop, the mosque quarter, and lunch cooked in a family home.

$30 per person

Three roasteries, one cupping table and the whole journey from a washing station in the hills to the cup in front of you — with a bag of single-origin to take home.

$40 per person

Shop the market with a Rwandan cook — beans, plantain, dodo, fresh chilli — then cook and eat a full Rwandan lunch together in a home kitchen.

$55 per person

Studios in Kacyiru, the weaving cooperatives, a print workshop and the galleries where Kigali's painters actually show — with time to meet the artists.

$35 per person

Grilled brochettes and Primus at a neighbourhood joint, then a live band — traditional drumming, Afrobeat or jazz depending on the night.

$60 per person

An hour out of the city to the lake: a boat on the water, grilled tilapia on a terrace, and the drive back through hills of tea and banana.

$95 per person