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arongi, nestled on the shores of Lake Kivu, known also as Kibuye, exudes tranquillity and charm, drawing visitors with its stunning landscapes and relaxed ambiance. Pristine beaches, secluded coves, and verdant hillsides beckon exploration, inviting activities such as swimming, sunbathing, and scenic boat rides. For a unique immersion into local culture, guests can join fishermen on night fishing excursions, learning traditional techniques under starlit skies.
Swimming cows’ experiences offer another glimpse into Rwandan life, as visitors accompany herders guiding their cattle for a refreshing dip in Lake Kivu‘s clear waters. These encounters foster connections with community and heritage. Karongi serves as a gateway to nearby islands like Napoleon and Amahoro, revealing hidden gems, cultural sites, and natural reserves. This idyllic setting caters to relaxation, exploration, and authentic cultural engagement. Whether admiring picturesque landscapes, partaking in local traditions, or venturing to nearby islands, Karongi promises unforgettable experiences amidst its serene lakeside setting.