– on foot rhino tracking with pick up & drop off
What to Expect
A typical visit revolves around rhino tracking—an early morning or late afternoon activity when the animals are most active. The experience is raw and immersive: no vehicles, no barriers, just you, your guide, and the sounds of the wild. Beyond rhinos, the sanctuary hosts other wildlife like antelope, monkeys, and over 300 bird species, making it a rewarding stop for birdwatchers as well.
More Than Rhinos
Ziwa also offers nature walks, canoe rides in the Lugogo wetlands, and even overnight stays for those who want to soak in the serenity of the bush. The absence of crowds makes it feel personal and unspoiled—a rare quality in today’s safari circuits.
Why It Belongs on Your Itinerary
Whether you’re heading to Murchison Falls or exploring central Uganda, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary adds a meaningful conservation angle to your journey. It’s not just about seeing wildlife—it’s about witnessing a species’ return from the brink and supporting the efforts that made it possible.
Step into the wild on this extraordinary day tour to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary the only place in Uganda where you can track and observe White Rhinos roaming freely on foot. Accompanied by an expert ranger and your knowledgeable female driver-guide, this immersive experience places you within metres of one of Africa’s most endangered giants.
Situated north of Kampala, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is a conservation success story a secure breeding ground where rhino populations are carefully grown before reintroduction into Uganda’s national parks. Beyond the rhinos, the sanctuary shelters a thriving population of bushbuck, a rich array of wetland birds, and if fortune smiles, the rare and elusive Shoebill Stork. Lunch is included en route, and your guide ensures a seamless, memorable day from pick-up to drop-off.
Highlights
- Discover the only place in Uganda where you can see white rhinos in the wild
- Enjoy a guided walking tour of the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary with a ranger
- Learn about the conservation efforts to protect the rhinos from extinction
- Spot other animals like the bushbuck and the elusive shoebill stork if lucky
- Savor a delicious lunch en route to the sanctuary and back to Kampala
