Explore Loango National Park's stunning scenery, featuring pristine beaches, lush mangrove forests, and expansive savannas that showcase a variety of ecosystems.

Discover the park’s rich wildlife, including elephants, gorillas, hippos, and diverse bird species, through guided safaris and boat trips in their natural habitats.

Enjoy world-class surfing and fishing along Loango’s coastline, known for its waves and abundant marine life, while soaking in the coastal beauty.

Spot over 200 bird species in the park's diverse habitats, making Loango a haven for bird enthusiasts seeking colorful and unique avian encounters.

Relax on Loango’s tranquil, sandy shores, offering a serene setting for unwinding and enjoying the stunning ocean views.

Traverse the park's diverse landscapes in a 4x4 vehicle to observe wildlife such as buffalo, elephants, red river hogs, and sitatunga.

Venture into the forest to encounter habituated western lowland gorillas in their natural habitat, guided by experienced trackers.

Navigate the park's lagoons and rivers by boat to spot hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species, offering a unique perspective of Loango's ecosystems.

From mid-July to mid-September, embark on boat excursions to observe humpback whales along the park's coastline.

Fish at the confluence of the lagoon and ocean, known for some of the world's largest game fish, just a short boat ride from Loango Lodge.

Between October and February, accompany expert guides at night to observe nesting marine turtles, including leatherbacks and olive ridleys, on the beaches.

Explore the park's habitats to spot a diverse array of bird species, making it a paradise for birding enthusiasts.

Explore the forest on foot with an eco-guide to discover the park's flora and fauna up close, including encounters with elephants and buffalo.

Visit the unspoiled coastline where you might witness elephants, buffalo, hippos, and even gorillas venturing onto the sands.

Stay at this camp nestled deep in the jungle at the confluence of the Ngowe and Echira rivers, offering immersive forest experiences.

Engage with local communities through guided visits to nearby villages or schools, gaining insights into the region's culture and traditions.

Participate in discussions or dinners with researchers from the Wildlife Conservation Society to learn about ongoing conservation efforts in the park.

Paddle through dense mangrove swamps guided by locals, offering a unique perspective on the park's waterways and wildlife.

Witness the unique phenomenon of hippos wading into the ocean, a behavior famously documented in Loango.

With its diverse habitats and abundant wildlife, Loango offers exceptional opportunities for both amateur and professional photographers.

Conclude your day with a campfire and refreshments on the beach, often accompanied by stunning sunsets over the Atlantic.

Traverse the park's open savannahs to observe grazing wildlife and enjoy expansive vistas.

Stay at this low-impact, safari-style tented camp nestled in the forest along the Louri Lagoon for an intimate nature experience.

Experience the park's nocturnal life through guided night drives, revealing species active after dusk.

Get involved in ongoing conservation projects, such as wildlife monitoring or habitat restoration, to contribute to the preservation of Loango's unique ecosystems.