The caves are found in volcanoes national park the tour will take 3 hours with a Ranger guide with all information about the historical site.   What to expect:   The caves are generally cold and quiet on the inside with streams of water slowly flowing out of the rock ceiling and down the rocky walls to holes underneath the cave floor. It’s usually takes between one to two hours to complete exploring the caves. The caves consist of complex and numerous tunnels, many of which are home to thousands of bats. The bats can be seen hanging on the cave walls that have been darkened by smoke that has been partly trapped by the numerous cobwebs for thousands of years. Exploring the cave involves manoeuvring through a two kilometre dark tunnel that consists of hardened rocks. There is complete silence inside the caves that is only interrupted by whispers, flying bats and echoes from human voices far away. One will need a strong torch/light, helmet, gloves, boots and a head cap to navigate through the various tunnels during the one to two hour trail. Journey time: 1 hour Hotel: Paradise Malahide  Meal plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner   Optional: Explore more of Lake Kivu  and community Tour.   We will further into the local community and see how banana & sorghum beer are produced to get an experience the local way.     Lake Kivu offers some of the best outdoor activities in Rwanda from hiking or mountain biking the Congo Nile Trail, a network of over 200 km of trail stretching along the length of the lake, to birding walks and boating excursions.   Should you want another day to fully explore this stunning region let me know.