republic of
Congo
republic of
Congo
republic of
Congo
Untamed rainforest and extraordinary wildlife
The Republic of Congo is a wild jewel tucked deep within Central Africa’s dense rainforests and vast wetlands. Here, untouched landscapes teem with rare wildlife, including some of Africa’s most elusive primates and spectacular birdlife.
From the mighty Congo River to the vast Odzala-Kokoua National Park, this is a destination for adventurous travellers who crave raw wilderness and genuine discovery.
At Ubon Safari, we offer immersive journeys that reveal the rich biodiversity and vibrant cultures of Congo, a place where every season invites you to explore and be inspired.
Untamed rainforest and extraordinary wildlife
The Republic of Congo is a wild jewel tucked deep within Central Africa’s dense rainforests and vast wetlands. Here, untouched landscapes teem with rare wildlife, including some of Africa’s most elusive primates and spectacular birdlife.
From the mighty Congo River to the vast Odzala-Kokoua National Park, this is a destination for adventurous travellers who crave raw wilderness and genuine discovery.
At Ubon Safari, we offer immersive journeys that reveal the rich biodiversity and vibrant cultures of Congo, a place where every season invites you to explore and be inspired.
Untamed rainforest and extraordinary wildlife
The Republic of Congo is a wild jewel tucked deep within Central Africa’s dense rainforests and vast wetlands. Here, untouched landscapes teem with rare wildlife, including some of Africa’s most elusive primates and spectacular birdlife.
From the mighty Congo River to the vast Odzala-Kokoua National Park, this is a destination for adventurous travellers who crave raw wilderness and genuine discovery.
At Ubon Safari, we offer immersive journeys that reveal the rich biodiversity and vibrant cultures of Congo, a place where every season invites you to explore and be inspired.
Why Congo will surprise and inspire you
Few places in Africa offer the quiet grandeur and biodiversity of the Republic of Congo. Its dense forests shelter gorillas, chimpanzees, forest elephants and rare birds, while the rivers and wetlands provide life to a remarkable variety of creatures.
Congo is still largely undiscovered by mainstream tourism — giving you the chance to experience genuine wild Africa with few other visitors. Whether trekking among gorillas or cruising the Congo River, the spirit of adventure is alive year-round.
Why Congo will surprise and inspire you
Few places in Africa offer the quiet grandeur and biodiversity of the Republic of Congo. Its dense forests shelter gorillas, chimpanzees, forest elephants and rare birds, while the rivers and wetlands provide life to a remarkable variety of creatures.
Congo is still largely undiscovered by mainstream tourism — giving you the chance to experience genuine wild Africa with few other visitors. Whether trekking among gorillas or cruising the Congo River, the spirit of adventure is alive year-round.
Why Congo will surprise and inspire you
Few places in Africa offer the quiet grandeur and biodiversity of the Republic of Congo. Its dense forests shelter gorillas, chimpanzees, forest elephants and rare birds, while the rivers and wetlands provide life to a remarkable variety of creatures.
Congo is still largely undiscovered by mainstream tourism — giving you the chance to experience genuine wild Africa with few other visitors. Whether trekking among gorillas or cruising the Congo River, the spirit of adventure is alive year-round.
Odzala-Kokoua National Park
The heart of Central Africa’s rainforest wilderness
Odzala-Kokoua is one of Africa’s oldest and most pristine rainforests. Covering over 13,000 square kilometres, it’s a sanctuary for western lowland gorillas, chimpanzees and forest elephants. Guided treks here bring you face-to-face with these magnificent primates in their natural habitat — a rare and moving experience.
Birdwatchers will delight in spotting endemic and colourful species. The park’s lush, mysterious environment offers incredible wildlife encounters and the chance to connect with nature in a truly profound way.
Best for: Gorilla and chimpanzee trekking, wildlife viewing, birding.
When to go: Year-round, with slightly drier months June–September ideal for trekking.
Odzala-Kokoua National Park
The heart of Central Africa’s rainforest wilderness
Odzala-Kokoua is one of Africa’s oldest and most pristine rainforests. Covering over 13,000 square kilometres, it’s a sanctuary for western lowland gorillas, chimpanzees and forest elephants. Guided treks here bring you face-to-face with these magnificent primates in their natural habitat — a rare and moving experience.
Birdwatchers will delight in spotting endemic and colourful species. The park’s lush, mysterious environment offers incredible wildlife encounters and the chance to connect with nature in a truly profound way.
Best for: Gorilla and chimpanzee trekking, wildlife viewing, birding.
When to go: Year-round, with slightly drier months June–September ideal for trekking.
Odzala-Kokoua National Park
The heart of Central Africa’s rainforest wilderness
Odzala-Kokoua is one of Africa’s oldest and most pristine rainforests. Covering over 13,000 square kilometres, it’s a sanctuary for western lowland gorillas, chimpanzees and forest elephants. Guided treks here bring you face-to-face with these magnificent primates in their natural habitat — a rare and moving experience.
Birdwatchers will delight in spotting endemic and colourful species. The park’s lush, mysterious environment offers incredible wildlife encounters and the chance to connect with nature in a truly profound way.
Best for: Gorilla and chimpanzee trekking, wildlife viewing, birding.
When to go: Year-round, with slightly drier months June–September ideal for trekking.
Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park
Remote wilderness and rare species
Part of the larger Sangha Tri-National protected area shared with Cameroon and Central African Republic, Nouabalé-Ndoki is one of the most untouched and biodiverse rainforests in Africa. It’s home to western lowland gorillas, forest elephants and a vast array of wildlife.
The park offers intrepid travellers a chance to witness Africa’s oldest ecosystems in near-pristine condition, with guided treks and research camps that support conservation.
Best for: Wildlife trekking, research experiences, forest immersion.
When to go: Year-round, with dry season May–October preferred for trekking.
Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park
Remote wilderness and rare species
Part of the larger Sangha Tri-National protected area shared with Cameroon and Central African Republic, Nouabalé-Ndoki is one of the most untouched and biodiverse rainforests in Africa. It’s home to western lowland gorillas, forest elephants and a vast array of wildlife.
The park offers intrepid travellers a chance to witness Africa’s oldest ecosystems in near-pristine condition, with guided treks and research camps that support conservation.
Best for: Wildlife trekking, research experiences, forest immersion.
When to go: Year-round, with dry season May–October preferred for trekking.
Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park
Remote wilderness and rare species
Part of the larger Sangha Tri-National protected area shared with Cameroon and Central African Republic, Nouabalé-Ndoki is one of the most untouched and biodiverse rainforests in Africa. It’s home to western lowland gorillas, forest elephants and a vast array of wildlife.
The park offers intrepid travellers a chance to witness Africa’s oldest ecosystems in near-pristine condition, with guided treks and research camps that support conservation.
Best for: Wildlife trekking, research experiences, forest immersion
When to go: Year-round, with dry season May–October preferred for trekking
Brazzaville & the Congo River
A blend of culture and wilderness
The mighty Congo River is the second longest river in Africa and the lifeblood of the region. Exploring its waters offers a unique perspective on Congo’s natural beauty and local life.
From the vibrant capital of Brazzaville you can embark on a range of activities, from river cruises to fishing village visits, and get a good understanding of how this vast waterway shapes communities and ecosystems. The river’s banks are rich in wildlife and vegetation, offering incredible photographic opportunities and a chance to experience the pulse of Congo’s wild heart.
Or explore the city itself and experience the colour of its stylish "sapeurs" - members of a unique Congolese subculture focused on elegant and extravagant fashion.
Best for: River cruises, cultural visits, city tours, wildlife spotting.
When to go:
Year-round, with water levels highest from March to June.
Brazzaville & the Congo River
A blend of culture and wilderness
The mighty Congo River is the second longest river in Africa and the lifeblood of the region. Exploring its waters offers a unique perspective on Congo’s natural beauty and local life.
From the vibrant capital of Brazzaville you can embark on a range of activities, from river cruises to fishing village visits, and get a good understanding of how this vast waterway shapes communities and ecosystems. The river’s banks are rich in wildlife and vegetation, offering incredible photographic opportunities and a chance to experience the pulse of Congo’s wild heart.
Or explore the city itself and experience the colour of its stylish "sapeurs" - members of a unique Congolese subculture focused on elegant and extravagant fashion.
Best for: River cruises, cultural visits, city tours, wildlife spotting.
When to go:
Year-round, with water levels highest from March to June.
Brazzaville & the Congo River
A blend of culture and wilderness
The mighty Congo River is the second longest river in Africa and the lifeblood of the region. Exploring its waters offers a unique perspective on Congo’s natural beauty and local life.
From the vibrant capital of Brazzaville you can embark on a range of activities, from river cruises to fishing village visits, and get a good understanding of how this vast waterway shapes communities and ecosystems. The river’s banks are rich in wildlife and vegetation, offering incredible photographic opportunities and a chance to experience the pulse of Congo’s wild heart.
Or explore the city itself and experience the colour of its stylish "sapeurs" - members of a unique Congolese subculture focused on elegant and extravagant fashion.
Best for: River cruises, cultural visits, city tours, wildlife spotting.
When to go:
Year-round, with water levels highest from March to June.
Planning your trip
Seasons at a glance
- December–February and June–September (Drier seasons): Best for trekking and wildlife viewing
- March–May and October–November (Wet seasons): Lush landscapes, more challenging access but abundant birdlife
Congo is a year-round destination with different rhythms and rewards through the seasons.
Quick travel tips:
- Check with your local embassy for visa requirements
- Avoid drinking tap water; bottled water recommended
- Mobile coverage can be limited outside main towns
- Wi-Fi is limited; expect basic connectivity in lodges
- Travel insurance is essential for medical and evacuation cover
- Respect local customs and wildlife regulations
- Tipping is appreciated for guides and staff — check current advice
- Always ask permission before photographing people
This is your Congo
Let’s create something extraordinary
From dense rainforest trails to the powerful Congo River, the Republic of Congo offers a deep, wild adventure for those ready to explore Africa’s most untouched frontiers.
Ubon Safari crafts journeys that bring you close to rare wildlife and rich cultures, creating memories that last a lifetime. Let’s discover Congo’s wild heart together.
Planning your trip
Seasons at a glance
- December–February and June–September (Drier seasons): Best for trekking and wildlife viewing
- March–May and October–November (Wet seasons): Lush landscapes, more challenging access but abundant birdlife
Congo is a year-round destination with different rhythms and rewards through the seasons.
Quick travel tips:
- Check with your local embassy for visa requirements
- Avoid drinking tap water; bottled water recommended
- Mobile coverage can be limited outside main towns
- Wi-Fi is limited; expect basic connectivity in lodges
- Travel insurance is essential for medical and evacuation cover
- Respect local customs and wildlife regulations
- Tipping is appreciated for guides and staff — check current advice
- Always ask permission before photographing people
This is your Congo
Let’s create something extraordinary
From dense rainforest trails to the powerful Congo River, the Republic of Congo offers a deep, wild adventure for those ready to explore Africa’s most untouched frontiers.
Ubon Safari crafts journeys that bring you close to rare wildlife and rich cultures, creating memories that last a lifetime. Let’s discover Congo’s wild heart together.
Planning your trip
Seasons at a glance
- December–February and June–September (Drier seasons): Best for trekking and wildlife viewing
- March–May and October–November (Wet seasons): Lush landscapes, more challenging access but abundant birdlife
Congo is a year-round destination with different rhythms and rewards through the seasons.
Quick travel tips:
- Check with your local embassy for visa requirements
- Avoid drinking tap water; bottled water recommended
- Mobile coverage can be limited outside main towns
- Wi-Fi is limited; expect basic connectivity in lodges
- Travel insurance is essential for medical and evacuation cover
- Respect local customs and wildlife regulations
- Tipping is appreciated for guides and staff — check current advice
- Always ask permission before photographing people
This is your Congo
Let’s create something extraordinary
From dense rainforest trails to the powerful Congo River, the Republic of Congo offers a deep, wild adventure for those ready to explore Africa’s most untouched frontiers.
Ubon Safari crafts journeys that bring you close to rare wildlife and rich cultures, creating memories that last a lifetime. Let’s discover Congo’s wild heart together.
