Our safaris are not only unforgettable adventures; they create real impact. Recently, we partnered with a well known, local safari company Meanda Uganda to offer an even richer and more authentic safari experience. Through this collaboration, 25% of the profits from every safari are dedicated to supporting our projects and helping the most vulnerable in Uganda. Together, we ensure that your journey not only leaves you with lifelong memories but also makes a meaningful difference where it matters most.
Through our partnership with the Catholic Church, anyone who wants to make a difference can do so almost anywhere in Uganda. They oversee primary and secondary schools, orphanages, street-children initiatives, and many other impactful projects. In addition, we run our own programs — including our farm project and a plastic recycling project.
There are two ways to get involved: you can join one of our safaris and include a project visit where you can take part in the activities, or you can volunteer with us directly. Click the links to learn more about volunteering or our projects.
Our NGO has already organized many safaris, and with our recent partnership with Meanda Uganda, we now also offer overland safaris that combine lodge stays with camping. Picture enjoying dinner beside a hippo pool or waking up in the heart of a National Park with wildlife all around you; unforgettable! And there’s no need to worry about safety, an experienced ranger is always with us.
We work exclusively with professional guides and drivers, and we use well-maintained safari vehicles designed to deliver the best safari experience.
Whether you’re planning a trip to see the gorillas (very near) or prefer a slower pace with extra time at the Joeboentoe house, the choice is yours. Relax in the garden, work remotely as a digital nomad, hike Ihunga, or explore local waterfalls — it’s all possible.
Best of all, every experience you book through Joeboentoe directly supports vulnerable children and adults in the local community.
Dreaming of an extended escape at the Joeboentoe house? Go for it, just keep in mind that Uganda’s tourist visa lets you stay up to 90 days. Plenty of time to explore, unwind, and soak up the adventure.
