Things to do in

Republic of the Congo

Explore Tours The Congo hosts more wild lowland and mountain gorillas than its neighbors, yet tourists wait for months to pay exalting prices to see them there. Encounter a gorilla face-to-face and see solitary m silver back adults, and whole groups of infants baby gorillas the forest. Note; visitors to the park directly fund and help protect the gorillas and their natural habitat. Tourism greatly helps upkeep and maintains the park facilities and conditions for the gorillas and incentizeve the local community to take care of them you are helping an endangered species. The Lesio Luna Sanctuary of Gorillas is a home of big apes, the only place near Brazzaville the capital City where you can see gorillas instead to go very far to the national parks where they can be seen in the willd. This sanctuary has for mission to proctect orphans gorillas untill they become mature and to release them to the nature, during their period of learning the wildlife in the island , the gorillas are feeding two times per day per the ecoguard of the reserve and its during that period that those gorillas can be seen. DAY 1 Gorilla Encounter to Sanctuary After breakfast depart in early morning ,we will drive you from your residence to Lesio Luna reserve in the seconde site calling ABIO for a male solitary gorillas encounter. We will take you as close a possible without putting you in danger from the gorilla presence. After visiting the all groups of siver back gorillas including the orphans gorillas, we shall or we can departure In the afternoon and to take a boat ride deep into Luna where you have the chance to see many big African wildlife, thousands of birds and fish, and look for the biggest group of wild gorillas in wild that has been release years ago, a group of hippopotamus also can be seen during that small boat cruise. . After the visit of the gorillas and of the beauty of the nature, we will get ready to go back in Brazzaville.

welcome to Brazzaville, a city where history and culture intertwine to form the vibrant fabric of daily life. Located on the banks of the majestic Congo River, this capital of the Republic of Congo offers an enchanting blend of African traditions and French colonial influences. As you stroll through the bustling streets of Brazzaville, you'll be enveloped by the lively atmosphere of this cosmopolitan city. Overflowing markets with local products, colorful stalls offering traditional crafts, and lively cafes where the animated discussions of locals resound are all anchor points to discover Congolese daily life. But Brazzaville is much more than just a bustling market town. It is also a place steeped in history, where remnants of colonial past mingle with monuments commemorating independence. The People's Palace, the DE BRAZZA Museum, the rapids of river congo and the Sacred Heart Cathedral and saint anne basilical bear witness to the city's tumultuous history, while the Poto-Poto district immerses you in Brazzaville's artistic and cultural effervescence, with its art galleries, craft workshops, and traditional life And let's not forget the Congo River itself, a true lifeline of the city, offering picturesque boat rides and breathtaking panoramas of lush riverbanks and tranquil islands. As you explore Brazzaville on this city tour, prepare to be enchanted by the diversity, warmth, and vitality of this uniquely African destination.

The sapeurs of Brazzaville, known as the "Society of Ambianceurs and Elegant People" (Sape), embody elegance, style, and the art of living in the Congolese capital. Dressed flamboyantly, these urban dandies push the boundaries of fashion with bespoke suits, bold accessories, and graceful demeanor. More than just a fashion movement, is a way of life, an expression of pride and self-esteem. Sapeurs meticulously care for their appearance, investing in high-quality clothing and renowned brands, even if it means sacrificing part of their income to maintain their impeccable image. Beyond their eccentric dress style, sapeurs also embody values of respect, elegance, and camaraderie. They are respected within their community for their sense of sharing, generosity, and ability to inspire others with their radiant presence. The sapeurs of Brazzaville don't just follow fashion trends, they create them. Their influence extends far beyond the city's borders, making them celebrated style icons worldwide. By flaunting their extravagant outfits and embodying the spirit of , these elegant ambassadors of Brazzaville capture attention and admiration wherever they go. On a weekend afternoon, the performance will take place on one of the most well-known avenues in Brazzaville, named Matsoua Avenue, representing a headquarters or gathering place for sapeurs. Around a table with local beer, we will wait for them at the agreed-upon time, then we will spend some time with them to chat and participate in various discussions, with any walking, fashion shows, or clothing exhibitions, but don't forget to take souvenir photos. Sapeurs will be reserved exclusively for you to enjoy a direct connection.

Pointe-Noire, on the southwestern coast of the Republic of the Congo, offers visitors stunning beaches, vibrant markets, and a rich culinary scene showcasing Congolese and international cuisines. The city's blend of urban attractions, natural beauty, and cultural experiences makes it a unique destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and exploration. In the morning, we will leave the city to reach the Lower Kouilou, where we will visit: - The Mâ Loango Museum - The old and new King's palaces - The Diosso gorges - The Slave Route or Caravan Track - The stele and Loango Bay, which was the embarkation point for ships - The region will offer us a strong and beautiful interaction with the local population By noon at the latest, we will return to the Oceanic city for a guided tour of the capital's iconic sites and places such as: - The African Circle Museum - The grand market of Fond Tsé-Tsé - art craft market ( souvenir market ) - The Sacré Cœur Cathedral - The Mayombe Tower - The train station square and the central station - The beach to enjoy the sea breeze

Embark on a 2-day adventure to the Lefini Wildlife Reserve in the Republic of Congo, renowned for its exceptional biodiversity. Observe a wide variety of animal species, including elephants, gorillas, chimpanzees, and antelopes. DAY 1 After breakfast, leave Brazzaville and drive straight to the Ngo District where the reserve is found. It's about a 5-hour drive from Brazzaville to Ngo, including some stopovers on the road. Continue to the reserve for a camping fire and barbecue in the evening. Upon arrival, install on the site, take a nature walk, and explore the beauty of the site. Swim in the Nambouli River with blue water. Spend the night at the Lefini Camp. DAY 2 After breakfast, go on a full-day tracking of the elephants within the reserve by using a boat. Journey around the reserve to search for the wild animals such as forest elephants and birds that can be found in the reserve. After a morning nature walk, return to Brazzaville after visiting the entire reserve and its beauty.