Loango stretches along the Atlantic coast, south of Port-Gentil. It is one of the rare places in the world where the tropical forest descends all the way to the ocean: within just a few kilometres, you pass from lagoons to savannas, from mangroves to sweeping beaches.
Forest elephants venture onto the sand at dusk, buffaloes graze in the savannas, and the forest shelters gorillas, chimpanzees and mangabeys. From mid-July to mid-September, humpback whales pass along the coast. And if luck is on your side, you may catch a glimpse of the famous hippos that let themselves be carried by the waves.
Each camp has its own character, and many travellers combine two or three to experience the park from every angle. N’dola on the lagoon, Akaka deep in the forest, Louri between lagoon and ocean: three camps, 18 tents, and a park where the tropical forest meets the Atlantic.
Loango stretches along the Atlantic coast, south of Port-Gentil. It is one of the rare places in the world where the tropical forest descends all the way to the ocean: within just a few kilometres, you pass from lagoons to savannas, from mangroves to sweeping beaches.
Forest elephants venture onto the sand at dusk, buffaloes graze in the savannas, and the forest shelters gorillas, chimpanzees and mangabeys. From mid-July to mid-September, humpback whales pass along the coast. And if luck is on your side, you may catch a glimpse of the famous hippos that let themselves be carried by the waves.
Each camp has its own character, and many travellers combine two or three to experience the park from every angle. N’dola on the lagoon, Akaka deep in the forest, Louri between lagoon and ocean: three camps, 18 tents, and a park where the tropical forest meets the Atlantic.
Loango stretches along the Atlantic coast, south of Port-Gentil. It is one of the rare places in the world where the tropical forest descends all the way to the ocean: within just a few kilometres, you pass from lagoons to savannas, from mangroves to sweeping beaches.
Forest elephants venture onto the sand at dusk, buffaloes graze in the savannas, and the forest shelters gorillas, chimpanzees and mangabeys. From mid-July to mid-September, humpback whales pass along the coast. And if luck is on your side, you may catch a glimpse of the famous hippos that let themselves be carried by the waves.
Each camp has its own character, and many travellers combine two or three to experience the park from every angle. N’dola on the lagoon, Akaka deep in the forest, Louri between lagoon and ocean: three camps, 18 tents, and a park where the tropical forest meets the Atlantic.
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