How to dress in Rwanda?

Casual yet courteous attire is required. While men often wear pants, shorts are acceptable as well; nonetheless, it is not appropriate to go around bare-chested. Longer or knee-length clothing will fit women more comfortably.

It's usually warm during the day, so pack light and consider wearing a hat and sunglasses for sun protection. A light sweater is preferred because the evenings are often cool.

Slightly thicker clothing is helpful in Nyungwe and Volcanoes National Parks. Wet mountains might be a useful place to have a lightweight waterproof jacket.

Because blue attracts tse tse flies, attire should be avoided in Akagera National Park. Additionally, take reasonable protection against mosquito bites and other insect infestations.

Wear sturdy shoes and gear to avoid getting stung by stinging nettles when following gorillas. Think about packing gaiters and gardening or leather gloves.

For individuals who need contact lenses, it's advisable to pack a pair of glasses for peace of mind, as cleaning solution isn't always accessible and dust or sunlight may cause discomfort.

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