Archive for the ‘Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary’ Category

Safari feedback

Posted: August 10, 2010 in Car rental, Masindi, Murchison Falls, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
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The discount of having my two daughters staying with me was very significant if I stayed at Paraa Lodge (205 USD/night for all three of us – including three meals/day), so that we did. We paid Paraa’s Kampala agent (Marasa Central Reservations) directly and we had Whitecrest to organise a car and a driver. I [...]

Karen Treisman’s updates

Posted: January 16, 2010 in Batwa, Bwindi NP, Chimpanzee visits, Gorilla tracking, Ishasha, Kampala, Kibale Forest, Lake Bunyonyi, Ngamba Island, Queen Elizabeth NP, Uncategorized, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
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Hello, Just returned from a 3.5 week trip to Uganda and Rwanda- and found your guidebooks (the new editions) invaluable, so thank you! I thought I would write a trip summary and highlight some of the things we felt could be updated or edited- please let me know if there is any further questions or [...]

Lots of update info from Fred Hodgson

Posted: February 25, 2009 in Bwindi NP, Entebbe, Hoima, Ishasha, Kabale, Kampala, Kisoro, Lake Albert, Lake Bunyonyi, Lake Mburo, Masindi, Mbarara, Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth NP, Uncategorized, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
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Collected over Jan 09, more or less in order of Travel. Windsor Lake Victoria. Disappointed this time . New Owners and management lacking. Still OK but at this kind of money you could do better. Banda Inns- Kampala. Did not stay there but they look very clean and well run. www.bandainns.com. Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. Always [...]

Flavie Galtier’s updates

Posted: August 12, 2008 in Bujagali Falls, Entebbe, Fort Portal, Jinja, Kampala, Kibale Forest, Lake Nabugabo, Mbarara, Mubende, Public Transport, Ssese Islands, Uncategorized, Visas, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
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Hello! My name is Flavie GALTIER and I went to Africa with my friend Jean for nearly one month. We had your book for Uganda and we wanted to tell you what had changed since the book was written. On page 75: a standard single-entry visa, valid for 3 months, costs US$ 50 and not [...]