Khama Rhino Sanctuary
Here, the day revolves around wildlife. Explore in your own 4x4, join a guided drive or wait at the game viewing hide. White and black rhinos live here alongside more than 30 other species.
Botswana
Spacious shaded campsites
Restaurant, bar and shop
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Khama Rhino Sanctuary was founded in 1992 to protect rhinos and restore the natural area. According to the current page, the sanctuary covers around 8,585 hectares and is home to white and black rhinos alongside more than 30 other animal species.
You can explore in your own 4x4, join a guided game drive or book a nature walk. At the game viewing hide, you can wait for animals to come in to drink.
With some luck, you may see rhinos or antelope. The current information also notes that leopard is regularly seen in the reserve.
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Our main facilities.
- Spacious campsites
- Shade at the campsite
- Fire place
- Braai facilities
- Clean ablution blocks
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Shop with local products
- Game viewing hide
- Activities can be booked at reception
Trips from the region
Namibia
Botswana
Zimbabwe
Namibia, Botswana and Victoria Falls self drive
19
days
from
1990
1990
per person
This 19-day one-way journey starts in Windhoek and ends at Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. The compact itinerary keeps travel distances manageable without missing the spectacular landscapes and wildlife parks.
Namibia
Botswana
Zimbabwe
Namibia, Botswana and Victoria Falls self-drive
19
days
from
1990
1990
per person
This 19-day one-way journey starts in Windhoek and finishes at Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. The route stays compact enough to keep driving days under control while still taking in the landscapes and wildlife areas that define the journey.
South Africa
Botswana
South Africa & Botswana self-drive
20
days
from
2050
2050
per person
Pilanesberg gives you the first wildlife day. Then cross into Botswana through Goo-Moremi Gorge and Khama Rhino Sanctuary. Maun is the transition into the wildlife areas. Third Bridge, Khwai, Savuti and Ihaha follow one another, with sandy tracks and unfenced camps. After Kasane, the route turns south through Nata and Kubu Island.