Kataza House

A peaceful retreat on the edge of Volcanoes National Park

Kataza House Luxury Lodge & Safari

Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda

Built in response to its unique natural setting

Singita Kataza House’s two heated plunge pools, in- and outdoor fireplaces and large timber-framed windows continuously welcome the breathtaking scenery inside, ensuring a guest experience unlike any other. Set right on the edge of Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park, it puts gorilla-trekking experiences within easy reach and the villa’s four luxurious suites provide comfortable, reflective and nurturing spaces in which to appreciate the transformative experience of coming face to face with the gentle giants of the forest.

Life changing opportunity

With features like a fully-equipped fitness centre, a two-bedroom staff residence, a cinema and a wine cellar, this modern African home caters intuitively for guests’ every need, and the massage treatment room, interactive kitchen and convivial fire pit – making for magical fireside evenings – ensure complete comfort. The onsite Akarabo Garden’s abundant fresh produce add to the appeal, culminating in a nourishing farm-to-table food journey that celebrates the fresh flavours of this warm and welcoming country.

A sanctuary within which to reset and restore

Surrounded by the imposing Virunga mountains in Rwanda, Kataza House offers a journey of discovery that ultimately provides inner restoration and a much-needed sense of calm.

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Conservation at Volcanoes National Park

The One Planet Living sustainability framework, which supports all of Singita’s operations, was also fundamental to the construction of Singita Kwitonda Lodge and Kataza House at Singita Volcanoes National Park (SVNP)

The One Planet Living sustainability framework comprises ten guiding principles and its detailed goals were developed together with WWF. Backed by science and many years of hands-on experience, this highly flexible framework helps organisations around the world achieve their vision of a brighter, better future.

“When you realise the value of all life, you dwell less on what is past and concentrate more on the preservation of the future.”

– Dian Fossey