Located at the heart of national parks, our lodges offer the unique experience of Gabon’s natural and cultural heritage.
Located at the heart of national parks, our lodges offer the unique experience of Gabon’s natural and cultural heritage.
Located at the heart of national parks, our lodges offer the unique experience of Gabon’s natural and cultural heritage.
Committed to sustainable tourism in Gabon.
Committed to sustainable tourism in Gabon.
We take great care in helping you discover and rediscover the riches of Gabonese territory while contributing to their preservation. By combining comfort with respect for the environment, our accommodation and activities offer the ideal setting to take the time to reconnect with nature.


















































We take great care in helping you discover and rediscover the riches of Gabonese territory while contributing to their preservation. By combining comfort with respect for the environment, our accommodation and activities offer the ideal setting to take the time to reconnect with nature.






























We take great care in helping you discover and rediscover the riches of Gabonese territory while contributing to their preservation. By combining comfort with respect for the environment, our accommodation and activities offer the ideal setting to take the time to reconnect with nature.


















































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“You will also find low-impact tented camps throughout the country, from Moabi Tented Camp in the rolling savannah of Lopé National Park to Pongara Lodge on the pristine beaches and mangroves of the eponymous national park on the Atlantic coast.”
Read the full article“Loango National Park, 35 minutes by plane from Libreville then three and a half hours by road or boat, is one of the rare places on Earth where the tropical rainforest meets the ocean. On its 154,000 hectares, visitors can observe an extraordinary diversity of animals — elephants, leopards, humpback whales, buffaloes, gorillas, leatherback turtles, 355 bird species and the “surfing hippos” that amazed President Obama in the documentary series Our Planet.”
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