A valid passport with 6 months validity left and a one-month tourist visa (which can be purchased at the airport upon arrival for $30) are required to visit Rwanda.
Rwanda's 220-240v power requires a plug adapter for Euro-style Schuko outlets and a transformer/ converter if you have 110v devices that cannot handle the 220-240v.
You may encounter a squat toilet on a tour, but while you are at your lodging, you will have western style bowl toilets. Just make sure to throw any waste paper into the basket next to the toilet rather than in the bowl.
You cannot drink the water in Rwanda, so it's important to stay hydrated with the bottled or filtered water that will be made available by your tour operator.
Don't count on using your card at ATMs or businesses in Rwanda - take out enough cash at the ATM upon entry into the country at the airport for souvenirs and any tips you plan to leave. The rest of the expenses are included in your Adventure Life tour.
Absolutely. Traveling with insurance can save you thousands of dollars, and we offer some great promotions via TravelGuard on our Once You're Booked page.