A RwandAir wing above the hills of Kigali, on approach

Private villas · Kigali

From Ad-Damazin to Kigali: designer homes

From Ad-Damazin, most travellers connect through Addis Ababa, Nairobi or Cairo; your concierge plans the connection. Visa on arrival, fee waived for 30 days.

4 private villassleeps 4-8from $200/nightairport pickup at any hour

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No deposit, pay on arrival · Airport pickup at any hour · The concierge replies on WhatsApp

At a glance

Ad-Damazin and Kigali

Ad-Damazin (in Blue Nile State, Sudan) has about 186,000 inhabitants, according to GeoNames.

Getting to Kigali from Ad-Damazin

Ad-Damazin and Kigali are about 1,600 km apart in a straight line. Ad-Damazin and Kigali share the same time zone offset.

From Ad-Damazin, most travellers connect through Addis Ababa (Ethiopian Airlines), Nairobi (Kenya Airways) or Cairo (EgyptAir); your concierge plans the connection.

Entry for citizens of Sudan

Entry rules follow your passport, not your city, so the rule for Ad-Damazin is the rule for citizens of Sudan. As citizens of a member state of the African Union, the Commonwealth or La Francophonie, you receive a visa on arrival and the visa fee is waived for a visit of up to 30 days. Sudan's memberships include the African Union. We link the official immigration page below; Irembo is where online applications are made.

Money and payment

You will be travelling from the Sudanese pound (SDG) to a stay quoted in US dollars; payment is accepted in USD, RWF, mobile money or crypto. Payment details come only from the concierge, after your dates are confirmed.

Cash is also accepted on arrival at the villa, in US dollars or Rwandan francs, with a written receipt from the concierge.

Arrival

From the airport, the villas are about fifteen to twenty minutes by car, and the pickup is arranged at any hour.

Ad-Damazin is about 1,600 km from Kigali as the crow flies.
Ad-Damazin has about 186,000 inhabitants (GeoNames).
Ad-Damazin is in Blue Nile State, Sudan.
Ad-Damazin keeps the same time as Kigali.
From Ad-Damazin, most travellers connect through Addis Ababa (Ethiopian Airlines), Nairobi (Kenya Airways) or Cairo (EgyptAir); your concierge plans the connection.
Citizens of Sudan get a visa on arrival with the fee waived, for up to 30 days.
The currency of Sudan is the Sudanese pound (SDG).

The villas

Amahoro in Kibagabaga and Urugwiro in Kacyiru sleep eight each, Irebero in Rebero seven and Ikaze in Niboye, Kicukiro four. There is no lobby and no one else staying: the house is yours.

“All in all the staff was extremely accommodating to our needs and has daily house cleaning.”

Darnell · Ikaze · October 2026

“It felt like a perfect blend of elegance, comfort, and privacy.”

Vania O. · Urugwiro · September 2026

From first message to arrival

Tell us your plans
Your dates and your group, on a villa page or in one WhatsApp message.
Nkeng confirms
Availability and a quote for your dates, usually within a few hours.
Confirm and travel
Terms in writing. No deposit, and payment can be made on arrival.

Questions (FAQ)

What is the easiest way to reach Kigali from Ad-Damazin?

We do not list a direct flight. From Ad-Damazin, most travellers connect through Addis Ababa (Ethiopian Airlines), Nairobi (Kenya Airways) or Cairo (EgyptAir); your concierge plans the connection.

What are the entry rules for travellers from Sudan?

A visa on arrival, without the fee, for up to 30 days.

Can we pay in SDG?

The villa is quoted in US dollars, not SDG; you can pay in USD, RWF, by mobile money or in crypto.

How long is the drive from Kigali International Airport?

By private car: Amahoro, Urugwiro and Irebero are about 20 minutes away, Ikaze about 15 by car. The concierge arranges the pickup at any hour.

Is there room for a bigger family?

Each villa sleeps up to eight, depending on the villa, and three of the four villas have a bedroom without stairs. Larger families take several villas.