Burundi

Welcome to Burundi

Capital of Burundi: Bujumbura
Population of Burundi: 9.8 million - 31st in Africa
Size of Burundi: 27,830 km2 - 45th in Africa
Languages in Burundi: Kirundi, French, Swahili

Though landlocked, Burundi provides plenty of chances to spend time close to the water, with the capital located on the northeastern shore of Lake Tanganyika. Tourism in Burundi focuses primarily on the capital and the natural areas and traditional towns just outside it, with pristine lakeside beaches to explore, along with tribal villages protecting centuries-old traditions.

Highlights

Tour the vibrant capital city of Bujumbura and nearby hilly areas and beaches
Admire iconic monuments such as the Mausoleum of Prince Louis Rwagasore and Pierre Livingston Et Stanley Monument
Frolic in the beautiful parks and visit Rumonge City, where the best beach in the country, Saga Resh is located
Swim in the longest and second deepest lake in the world, Lake Tanganyika
Explore Rusizi National Park, Kigwena Reserve, Kibira National Park, and Ruvubu Reserve
Groove to the beat of Gishora Sanctuary Drums
Visit the famed Karera Falls
Admire the beautiful landscapes of Teza Tea Plantations
Soak in the thermal springs throughout the country, including Muhweza and Muyange at the base of Mount Kibimbi