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Wet, Wetter. Wettest. These are the seasons of the rainforest, but we have dry days too! In the rainforest, rain is an essential part of the ecosystem and brings a cooling effect on balmy days.

Our big mammals do not migrate, and so they are in the area year-round. For this reason, any time of year is a wonderful time to explore the last jungles of Tarzan. Here is a general guideline based on our experience (subject to the whims of Mother Nature).

Climate Overview

A tropical climate characterised by relatively heavy precipitation, moderately high temperatures, and humidity. The camps of Congo Conservation Company lie just north of the equator where the primary low-rainfall season extends from June through September, with a gentle-rain season from December through February. It starts to get hotter towards the end of March.

With temperatures rising steadily, the short heavy rains begin towards the end of April with high rainfall through May. As the temperature declines gradually, rainfall drops steadily and the long low-rainfall season settles in mid-June.

July is one of the least wet and coolest months. Temperatures stay fairly low right through August. Rainfall starts to increase again towards the middle of September and so does the temperature. September is usually the end of the low-rainfall season.

The heavy-rain season often begins in October, which can be one of the most variable months of the year. Temperatures are high but cool down a bit in November, which can also get very humid. This is the typical feel right through December when the rains start to simmer down.

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Odzala-Kokoua National Park Seasons

Seasonal Sightings – Odzala Discovery Camps

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January

Average Temperature: 25°C
Average Rainfall: 9 days/month, 31 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings:  Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Palm Civet, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey, De Brazza’s Monkey, Pel’s Fishing Owl

Seasonal Sightings – Odzala Discovery Camps
January February March April May June July August September October November December

January

Average Temperature: 25°C
Average Rainfall: 9 days/month, 31 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings:  Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Palm Civet, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey, De Brazza’s Monkey, Pel’s Fishing Owl

February

Average Temperature: 28°C
Average Rainfall: 8 days/month, 32 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings:  Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Palm Civet, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey, De Brazza’s Monkey, Pel’s Fishing Owl

March

Average Temperature: 27°C
Average Rainfall: 10 days/month, 90 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings:  Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Palm Civet, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey, De Brazza’s Monkey, Pel’s Fishing Owl

April

Average Temperature: 28°C
Average Rainfall: 13 days/month, 90 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings:  Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Palm Civet, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey, Pel’s Fishing Owl

May

Average Temperature: 27°C
Average Rainfall: 12 days/month, 114 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings:  Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey, Pel’s Fishing Owl

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Palm Civet, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey

June

Average Temperature: 26°C
Average Rainfall: 8 days/month, 120 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings: Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey, Pel’s Fishing Owl, Red River Hog, Palm Civet

Rare sightings: De Brazza’s Monkey, Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey

July

Average Temperature: 25°C
Average Rainfall: 10 days/month, 124 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings: Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey, Pel’s Fishing Owl, Red River Hog, Palm Civet

Rare sightings: De Brazza’s Monkey, Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey

August

Average Temperature: 26°C
  Average Rainfall: 14 days/month, 151 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings: Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey, Pel’s Fishing Owl, Red River Hog, Palm Civet

Rare sightings: De Brazza’s Monkey, Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey

September

Average Temperature: 26°C
Average Rainfall: 7 days/month, 167 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings: Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey, Pel’s Fishing Owl, Red River Hog, Palm Civet

Rare sightings: De Brazza’s Monkey, Giant Forest Hog, Bongo, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey

October

Average Temperature: 26°C
Average Rainfall: 12 days/month, 129 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings: Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey, Palm Civet

Rare sightings: De Brazza’s Monkey, Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey, Pel’s Fishing Owl

November

Average Temperature: 26°C
Average Rainfall: 5 days/month, 91 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings: Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: De Brazza’s Monkey, Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Palm Civet, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey, Pel’s Fishing Owl

December

Average Temperature: 26°C
Average Rainfall: 3 days/month, 40 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Bushbuck, Putty-nose Monkey, Guereza Colobus, Western Lowland Gorilla, Palm Nut Vulture, Grey Parrot, Green Pigeon, Great Blue Turaco

Possible sightings: Spotted Hyena, Sitatunga, Marsh Mongoose, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: De Brazza’s Monkey, Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Bongo, Palm Civet, Crowned Monkey, Congo Clawless Otter, Agile Mangabey, Pel’s Fishing Owl

Sangha Trinational Seasons

Seasonal Sightings – Sangha Trinational

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January

Average Temperature: 25°C
Average Rainfall: 9 days/month, 31 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, Great Blue Turaco, Pygmy Kingfisher, Grey Pratnicole, Eygptian Plover, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings: Bongo, African Palm Civet, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

Seasonal Sightings – Sangha Trinational
January February March April May June July August September October November December

January

Average Temperature: 25°C
Average Rainfall: 9 days/month, 31 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, Great Blue Turaco, Pygmy Kingfisher, Grey Pratnicole, Eygptian Plover, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings: Bongo, African Palm Civet, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

February

Average Temperature: 28°C
Average Rainfall: 8 days/month, 32 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, Great Blue Turaco, Pygmy Kingfisher, Grey Pratnicole, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings:  Bongo, African Palm Civet, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

March

Average Temperature: 27°C
Average Rainfall: 10 days/month, 90 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, Great Blue Turaco, Grey Pratnicole, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings:  Bongo, African Palm Civet, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

April

Average Temperature: 28°C
Average Rainfall: 13 days/month, 90 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, Bongo, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings: African Palm Civet, Great Blue Turaco, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

May

Average Temperature: 27°C
Average Rainfall: 12 days/month, 114 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, Bongo, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings:  Great Blue Turaco, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

June

Average Temperature: 26°C
Average Rainfall: 8 days/month, 120 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, White-throated Bee-eater, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings: Bongo, Great Blue Turaco, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

July

Average Temperature: 25°C
Average Rainfall: 10 days/month, 124 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, White-throated Bee-eater, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings: Bongo, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

August

Average Temperature: 26°C
Average Rainfall: 14 days/month, 151 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, White-throated Bee-eater, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings: Bongo, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

September

Average Temperature: 26°C
Average Rainfall: 7 days/month, 167 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, Grey Necked Picathartes, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings: African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

October

Average Temperature: 26°C
Average Rainfall: 12 days/month, 129 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, Fungi, Grey Necked Picathartes, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings: Bongo, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

November

Average Temperature: 26°C
Average Rainfall: 5 days/month, 91 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, Great Blue Turaco, Snouted Butterfly, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings: Bongo, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

December

Average Temperature: 26°C
Average Rainfall: 3 days/month, 40 mm

Frequent sightings: Forest Elephant, Forest Buffalo, Western Lowland Gorilla, Agile Mangabey, Pangolin, Driver Ants, Great Blue Turaco, Pygmy Kingfisher, Grey Pratnicole, Eygptian Plover, Grey-crowned Nigrita, Chestnut Breasted Nigrita, Blue-Headed Dove, Putty Nosed Monkey

Possible sightings: Bongo, African Piculet, Demidoff’s Galago, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Moustached Monkey

Rare sightings: Giant Forest Hog, Crowned Monkey, De Brazza’s Monkey

”I’ve been really lucky to visit some of Africa’s special wilderness areas, and I always experience a sense of the uniqueness of life on Earth. But Odzala National Park in the Republic of the Congo is probably one of those places that I sense the miracle of life the most.

Scott RamsayJournalist & Photographer

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This beautiful shot of two members of the Neptuno This beautiful shot of two members of the Neptuno group was captured by Nicole last week. So pensive, so peaceful, so complete…⁣
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Image by Nicole Mathesie⁣
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The beautiful forest elephants are the largest res The beautiful forest elephants are the largest residents of our forests in the Congo Basin. They are the world’s smallest elephant (bulls seldom weigh more than 3 tonnes), extremely elusive and, as a result, poorly understood. Most of our knowledge comes from research through their larger cousins, the savannah elephant, although many scientists are now dedicating time and research to the behaviour of forest elephants specifically.⁣
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Sadly, as of March 2021 the forest elephant is officially listed as ‘Critically Endangered’ by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Whilst this is devastating news, there is also hope that the classification, combined with research, will lead to a stability in forest elephant populations across Central Africa and the awareness raised will galvanise those who can help to do exactly that.⁣
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If you would like to come and visit the forest elephants of the Congo, click on the link in our bio for details.⁣
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Image by Dean⁣
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It’s true when they say the forest is full of su It’s true when they say the forest is full of surprises… ⁣⁣
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This is footage from a camera trap set by Pedro and Nicole on Hippo Trail last week that captured a leopard cub playing with mum. Just amazing!⁣
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Thanks Nicole and Pedro for the clip. ⁣⁣
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Today, the 52nd annual Earth Day, is dedicated to Today, the 52nd annual Earth Day, is dedicated to investing in our planet. With a rise in extreme weather, more and more species becoming endangered and a critical loss of forested areas across the globe, Mother Nature is quite clearly calling out to us.⁣
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This year, let’s act boldly, innovate and dedicate our future to protecting both wildlife and humanity. This preservation of biodiversity is one of the many solutions to the climate crisis and critical to the survival of our wildest areas.⁣
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We only have one planet and we must look after it for our future generations to enjoy 🌍⁣
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Snippets from the weekend included an amazing sigh Snippets from the weekend included an amazing sighting of this majestic man, believed to be from the Neptune that just happened to be crossing the road at the same time as Kerri. Gorgeous!⁣
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Image by Kerri du Preez⁣
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To all our friends, partners and followers who cel To all our friends, partners and followers who celebrate, happy Easter! We wish you a restful weekend with friends and family and the chance to reconnect with loved ones.⁣
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In the forest, we’ll be pouring a large G&T, settling down with a pair of binoculars and getting ready for whatever the wildlife has in store…⁣
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Whatever you’re doing, enjoy the weekend!⁣
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As we head into April (how did that happen?) we ha As we head into April (how did that happen?) we have been enjoying a variety of excellent sightings in the forest. But this week, it’s the turn of the birds!⁣
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Our feathered friends in the rainforest are truly magnificent and it’s a pleasure to spend some time watching them flitter through the tree canopy and out in the open.⁣
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These photos are all by Brendon, and some of his most recent sightings. From left to right: a narina trogon, a pied kingfisher, a red-rumped tinkerbird, and a white-throated bee-eater.⁣
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Thanks Brendon!⁣
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There’s nothing we love more than happy guests i There’s nothing we love more than happy guests in the rainforest – and this was a very happy group! They were a photographic group who spent some time at Ngaga and Mboko as well as Sangha Lodge and were led by intrepid private guide James Kydd. There was walking, gorilla tracking, sundowners, canoeing, drives, epic sightings and plenty of laughs along the way. 

Thanks so much for your sharing your images James and we look forward to seeing you again soon!

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