By booking safaris with us, you're not just embarking on an unforgettable adventure — you're also contributing directly to the well-being of locals.
Our Promise
Our main concern is to support the local population and to comply with Ugandan rules and tax regulations. We see ourselves not only as a tourism company, but as part of Ugandan society – with responsibility towards people and nature.
Every safari you book with us directly supports the communities we travel through. Not as a marketing promise – but as actually lived practice.
Our Projects
Education as Foundation
We and former clients sponsor 5 children's education directly – 2 secondary and 3 primary students. Funds are sent to school accounts rather than families. We maintain contact with schools and share term reports with sponsors. We intentionally don't cover 100% of fees to encourage family contribution.
Support for Disadvantaged Children
Founder Dan supports unreached children including street children and orphans through education and vocational training in practical skills like sewing. The program emphasizes wildlife conservation education, connecting environmental health to tourism employment opportunities.
Fighting Malaria with Innovation
A Makerere University student-developed mosquito repellent made from sour milk addresses Uganda's malaria problem while supporting dairy farmers. Farmers receive standard milk prices for spoiled milk, providing income security. We purchase one bottle per client as part of welcome gifts.
Paper from Elephant Dung
Led by women in the Kataara Women's Cooperative in Kichwamba, Uganda, this initiative addresses two challenges: farmers receive compensation for elephant dung (avoiding crop losses), while women transform it into handmade eco-paper products. We contribute at least $5 per trip to this project.
Our Principles
Every booking with us directly supports local communities and conservation projects in Uganda. Travel well and do good – the two are not mutually exclusive.
Plan a Sustainable Safari