Turn your time in Burundi into a real experience – from Bujumbura city tours and Lake Tanganyika sunsets to Gishora Drums, Karera Waterfalls, Rusizi National Park and village visits.
We design private tours for NGO missions, business travelers, families and solo explorers who want to feel the true heart of Burundi – safely, comfortably and with local guidance.
These are some of our most popular tours. All of them can be customized to your travel dates, interests and arrival time at Bujumbura airport. No prices shown here – we prepare a quote based on your group size, hotels and season.
A perfect first taste of Burundi for new arrivals or short-stay visitors.
Nature and wildlife just outside Bujumbura.
Culture, hills and waterfalls in Burundi’s green highlands.
A balanced itinerary for first-time visitors.
For travelers who want time with locals, villages and nature.
Tailor-made itineraries for missions, conferences and study trips.
With M Travel and Tours Burundi, your tours are not rushed photo stops. We slow down, connect you with people, and share the stories that make Burundi special.
Burundi’s strength is its culture – and we take time to show it to you properly.
From waterfalls and forests to one of the deepest lakes in the world.
For travelers who want a deeper connection and real human stories.
Every traveler is different – some prefer culture, others love nature, many want a mix of both. These examples show how your Burundi tour can look. We then adjust it based on your flights and preferences.
For first-time visitors with limited days.
This can be combined with your Bujumbura airport pickup and drop-off.
For travelers who want more time with locals and landscapes.
Hotels, vehicle type and pace are chosen according to your budget and travel style.
Burundi has many beautiful places, but the team that travels with you makes the biggest difference. Our guests often tell us that the feeling of being safe, welcome and cared for is what they remember most.
We are a Burundian team that knows the roads, the weather and the local reality – not just what is written online.
From airport pickup to your last day, we focus on your safety and comfort.
Many travelers do not want to carry large amounts of cash in a new country.
Here are answers to questions travelers often ask when planning a tour in Burundi. If you have any other questions, just send us a quick message.
With 2–3 days you can see Bujumbura, Lake Tanganyika, Gishora Drums and Karera Waterfalls. With 4 days or more, you can add villages, Rusizi National Park, Kibira area and slower time with locals.
Yes. Many guests land in the morning, start their tour directly from the airport, and then end the trip back at the airport or at their hotel. We arrange everything together with your flights.
Our tours are usually private – just you, your travel companions and your guide/driver. This gives you more flexibility with timing, photos and conversations. Group tours for larger teams can be organized on request.
Yes. Many travelers fly through Kigali or combine Burundi with neighboring countries. We can coordinate your Burundi program to match regional flights and cross-border plans.
After we agree on an itinerary, we send you a clear confirmation with inclusions, dates and payment options. You can pay by card or cash (depending on the arrangement), and we provide receipts if needed for your NGO or company.
Tell us how many days you have, when you arrive and what you’d love to see. We’ll design a safe, meaningful itinerary that fits your time and budget.