Twin room in a Bungalow, Your impact host is Kibaba

2 persons

About your accomodation

Mbunga Community Camp is set amidst the picturesque mountain scenery at the foot of Mt.Rwenzori.

Our traditional round cabins sleep up to two people and have private balconies with stunning mountain views.Shared bathrooms and a restaurant are available where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner...

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Support the region you are traveling to, as the price you pay is directly benefitting the local project.

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Activities

At the Mbunga Community Camp, guests have the opportunity to request music, dance, and drumming sessions, as well as campfires upon request. Within the campsite, you can also visit a traditional healer and witness the women engaging in weaving activities.

Additionally, you can enjoy hiking to the breathtaking waterfall, situated at an elevation of 2000 meters above sea level, all within the Mbunga community.

For a unique experience, we can arrange cooking classes, dance classes, and a seed-to-cup local coffee experience.

Offerings

Close to nature
Immerse in culture
Electricity

Twin room

€50.76/Price per room

€50.76

/per night

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Location

How to get there

You have the option of being picked up by either a Boda Boda (motorcycle cab) or a private car. Please note that the road to the camp is in a bad condition and climbs steeply into the mountains. If you want to drive yourself, you should choose a vehicle with four-wheel drive (4WD). The local boda boda drivers, on the other hand, have a lot of experience driving in the mountains and will bring you safely to the camp.

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Languages Packing list House rules

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About the project

Mbunga Community Camp is a community owned campsite. We use our revenue to support various community service projects to help the community and improve their well-being. Part of our income is used to build clean water pipes to provide local people with access to clean drinking water. Furthermore, we support the women in the community by helping them buy beehives. Beekeeping allows them to produce and sell honey to cover their expenses for books, pens, school fees and medicines. We want to help the women become financially independent while ensuring access to education and medical care. Another project we support is the provision of seedlings to community members.

By planting fruit trees, they can harvest nutrient-rich food and improve their diets. We are committed to ensuring that local people have access to fresh and healthy food. By visiting Mbunga Community Camp, our guests are actively helping to support these charitable projects. We are proud to make a lasting and positive impact in the community and are happy that our guests are part of this commitment.