Welcome to the beautiful Kisiizi Falls situated in Rukungiri District in SW Uganda in the Kigezi Highlands.
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TripAdvisor website Kisiizi Falls
If you have been to Kisiizi Falls please go to TripAdvisor website and leave your own review. You can include photos too. Thank you.
ALERT – Due to storms and erosion, our Sky Trail zip wire and Bridge are currently out of order. We endeavour to work on them over the coming months. Apologies for any inconvenience. But please still come and visit there is lots to see!
NEW ARRIVAL! We are delighted that our resident pair of crowned cranes are now raising a new chick on the meadow area near to the Kisiizi Falls lagoon…
Proud parents with their chick (Photo by Sr. Ann Moore)
In addition to the high-altitude high-adrenaline SkyTrail 3-stage zipline there is a mini-zipline for small children:
High adrenaline SkyTrail zipline
click to see the Launch Day photos…
In 2016 Kisiizi received a grant from the United Nations World Tourism Organization as part of their ST_EP program to develop Kisiizi Falls. This project is in turn funded by the Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Korea. Proceeds go to help the Good Samaritan Fund of Kisiizi Hospita
l www.kisiizihospital.org.ug on whose land the Falls lie.
The ST-EP funding has supported the construction of a Visitors’ Centre, Suspension Bridge to view the Falls from a different perspective, lagoon, and paths. In addition a cave has been discovered opposite the Falls and Friends of Kisiizi have supported the Kisiizi Falls SkyTrail, a 3-stage adrenaline boosting zip-line ride.
There is also a long history of generating hydro-electricity in Kisiizi, in fact that is one of the reasons there is a hospital situated in a fairly remote and hard-to-reach area. The 60kW turbine installed in the 1980’s is still used as back-up for the hospital but the main 300kW generator was installed in 2008. Click for Kisiizi Electricity web page for more details. Visitors to Kisiizi Falls may request a tour of the Hydro-electricity set up with a guide from the power company. (this may not always be available depending on other committments but usually someone will be available to show you the very interesting scheme.)
The United Nations World Tourism Organization “On the Ground” magazine features an article on Kisiizi Falls on page 7: 
UNWTO Magazine May 2017
The Falls lie in land belonging to
Church of Uganda Kisiizi Hospital
which was established in 1958.
