During the rainy season, elephants and hippos are often seen on Loango's beaches, providing unique wildlife viewing opportunities.

As the turtle nesting season concludes, February offers chances to witness turtle hatchlings making their way to the ocean.

From March to May, visitors can embark on treks to observe the Atananga gorillas in their natural habitat.

The period from November to April is ideal for sport fishing enthusiasts, with abundant fish species in the park's waters.

May serves as a transition between the rainy and dry seasons, offering a mix of wildlife activities and fewer tourists.

During the dry season, wildlife migrates to the southern areas of the park, enhancing viewing opportunities.

From mid-July to mid-September, humpback whales migrate along Loango's coastline, making it an excellent time for whale watching.

The peak of the dry season continues to offer exceptional sightings of humpback whales and playful dolphins off the coast.

Whale watching remains a highlight as humpback whales are still present along the coastline.

Starting in October, marine turtles return to Loango's beaches to lay eggs, marking the onset of the nesting season.

With the rainy season commencing, elephants and hippos return to the beaches, and turtle nesting activities increase.