This is the cornerstone of Congo Conservation Company. Explore the tapestry of forests, rivers, baïs and savannahs at the heart of the African continent with intuitive journeys and immersive experiences. Gain a deeper understanding of the biodiversity, culture, history, wildlife and conservation of the remote regions under our care. Find a soulful connection where barriers with nature are removed and you are able to fully immerse within the balance of it all.
These are the central values to walking in the footsteps of great explorers alongside endangered wildlife in one of the world’s last intact ecosystems. Congo Conservation Company offers the only opportunity to discover the Congo Basin with a variety of life-changing, easy to book journeys combining Odzala-Kokoua National Park and Sangha Trinational Protected Area.
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What you may not realise is that there are in fact 2 Congos: Congo (Brazzaville) and the more frequently spoken about Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Each has its own history, heritage, stories, natural kingdom and experience.
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North-east of Odzala Discovery Camps in Republic of the Congo, we have pioneered a new access route into the remote south region of CAR to access parts of the Congo Basin rarely seen by outside eyes.
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Congo Conservation Company has been eagerly preparing for the planned reopening on 2nd September 2021. Sadly, due to the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions and unforeseen in-country logistical and supply challenges, we are unable to reopen as planned.
As the national parks in the region are set to reopen during September and October, we will be following a phased approach, starting with limited visits to Mboko for the self-drive market. To ensure we do not compromise on the quality of the guest experience, we have had to make the difficult decision to postpone international guest arrivals to 20 December 2021. The vaccination of our staff members and the villages around the Park is being rolled out and our Covid-19 protocols will continue to be implemented stringently to contribute to the well-being of our people and the wildlife in the region.
We remain committed to building and developing
tourism in the Congo Basin. We sincerely value and appreciate your continued support and apologise
for any inconvenience caused.
