This sanctuary is really good. The guides took us for an early morning guided walk amongst the rhinos and we were within 10 yeards of them, on the ground, for an hour. Excellent guides, knowledgeable and the feeling that we were doing some good in protecting them as well. Great stuff!

I did not expect to get to the rhinos that close. This was almost close up and personal. The whole family loved it.

We stopped at the Rhino Sancuary on our way to a safari in Murchison Falls National Park. A ranger/guide took us on a walk through the jungle, and we were lucky to spot four rhinos quite close, one of them a baby. It was just amazing! This was our first experience with the wildlife in Africa, and what a start!... More

The Rhino project is doing a great job, trying to reintroduce the rhino in Uganda. Until the Rhinos are back in Murchinson Falls, this is a great place to see and learn about the Rhinos. Accommodation is available at a reasonable price. Food is basic - but available!

amazing being so close towild rhinos. We were able to stay and watch them for about an hour. very informative guide. there were people living in the park must be amazing t have wild rhinos living in your back garden. would definately recommend

I loved Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. It is really a marvelous place to see rhinos in the wild. We were very lucky to see them altogether lying down, some sleeping, some alert, some standing. Took marvelous pictures. Walked down the open jungle to get to them and enjoyed each minute with them. I have been several times in different countries in... More

A short but rewarding visit with a knowledgeable and friendly guide. I'm told rhinos are not native to Uganda so it is a little artificial but the sanctuary is definitely conserving the white rhinos.

I had the opportunity to be at the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary with 6 friends and stay overnight. The rangers were happy to bring us to see the Rhinos from very close, and appreciate all their majestic beauty, safely. There are more than 20 rhinos currently at the sanctuary and we were able to see 6 of them in 2 groups.... More

A very good example for how a species can be re-intorduced to a country, particularily such a symbolic species like the rhino. Ispent roughly 3 hours here en-route to Kampala. I was pretty privileged to see 3 rhinos, including a baby. The guides were very knowledgeable and the slight element of danger in being within 10 or so metres of... More