Our immersive homestay experience focuses on connecting travelers with the day-to-day life of local families. Each stay is designed to create shared value for both guests and hosts through cultural, culinary, and language exchange.
Whether you’re a solo explorer seeking connection, a couple craving authenticity, or a family eager to give your children a glimpse into Rwandan culture, our homestays offer a genuine and enriching experience.
Here, you don’t just visit Rwanda — you live it, feel it, and become part of it.
Homestays
🛡️ Security & Safety
Your safety is our top priority. All homestays are carefully selected, verified, and regularly monitored to ensure a secure environment. Hosts will continue to receive safety training, and communities work closely together to protect guests and their belongings. You can relax knowing you’re in trusted hands, surrounded by caring locals who treat every visitor like family.
Our Responsibilities
We are dedicated to providing a welcoming, comfortable, and culturally enriching environment for every guest.
Our hosts go beyond accommodation — they open their homes and hearts, ensuring visitors feel safe, valued, and inspired. Through warmth, care, and genuine cultural exchange, we create experiences that leave lasting memories and meaningful connections.
We believe meaningful travel starts with respect, curiosity, and kindness. As a guest, your openness and appreciation help build genuine connections and shared joy with your hosts and the community.
We encourage you to practice responsible tourism — minimize waste and electricity. Every thoughtful action you take helps protect our environment and strengthen the communities you visit.
House Rules
Guests are encouraged to embrace local culture, reduce waste, stay open-minded, show gratitude, and take part in daily life values that make every stay unforgettable.
Respect for personal space and privacy is essential. We ask all guests to behave considerately toward their hosts and community members, ensuring a comfortable, safe, and welcoming environment for everyone.
🗣️ Essential Kinyarwanda Words to Know Before Coming to Rwanda
Learning just a few Kinyarwanda words will help you connect with locals and experience Rwanda more deeply. Try using these during your stay — you’ll be surprised how many smiles they bring!
| Kinyarwanda | Pronunciation | English Meaning |
| Muraho | Moo-rah-ho | Hello / Hi |
| Bite? | Bee-teh | How are you? (informal) |
| Ni meza | Nee meh-za | I’m fine |
| Amakuru? | Ah-ma-koo-roo | How are you? (formal) |
| Yego | Yeh-go | Yes |
| Oya | Oh-ya | No |
| Murakoze | Moo-rah-ko-ze | Thank you |
| Murakoze cyane | Moo-rah-ko-ze chah-neh | Thank you very much |
| Ndabikunze | Nda-bee-koon-ze | I like it |
| Ndishimye | Ndee-sheem-yeh | I’m happy |
| Wiriwe | Wee-ree-weh | Good afternoon / Good evening |
| Muramuke | Moo-rah-moo-keh | Good night |
| Tugende | Too-gen-deh | Let’s go |
| Mwaramutse | Mwah-rah-moot-seh | Good morning |
| Tuzabonana ejo | Too-zah-boh-na eh-jo | See you tomorrow |
| Ni amafaranga angahe? | Nee ah-ma-fah-rah-nga ahn-gah-heh? | How much is it? |
| Mwarakoze kunyakira | Mwah-rah-ko-ze koo-nyah-kee-rah | Thank you for hosting me |
Pro Tip: Don’t worry about perfect pronunciation — Rwandans truly appreciate the effort. Just smile and try; they’ll often help you say it right!
🚗 Transport in Rwanda
Rwanda is a small, scenic country, so traveling between cities is relatively easy. Visitors have several options, from taxis to buses and car rentals.
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