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+27 64 142 6881

South Africa, 08:00 – 17:00,
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Clement Dumaz
28th August 2020

Les chimpanzes D’Odzala

Au détour d’un chemin, vous entendez un cri...puis deux…puis toute la forêt érupte :  un groupe de chimpanzés ! Les chimpanzés sont des animaux alertes, utilisant tous leurs sens pour détecter des…
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Clement Dumaz
4th August 2020

L’Eléphant de Forêt

L’éléphant de forêt est un animal discret, à l’aise dans le marais le plus boueux, la forêt la plus dense ou une savane boisée. Bien évidemment le plus large des habitants de nos forêts, il y joue un rôle majeur et influence du plus…
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Clement Dumaz
17th July 2020

Papillons d’Odzala

Le Parc National d’Odzala-Kokoua et ses environs abrite plus de 600 espèces de papillons et papillons de nuit, en faisant une attraction exceptionnelle pour tous les amoureux de nos amis…
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Odzala-Kokoua National Park is one of Africa’s o Odzala-Kokoua National Park is one of Africa’s oldest protected areas. Covering an area of 13,550 square-kilometres, it is a pristine ecosystem and the biodiversity is nothing short of phenomenal with 114 mammal species, 440 birds and over 10,000 varieties of plant life.⁠ ⁠ If you would like to explore with us, click on the link in the bio. Our camps reopen on 2nd September 2021 and this place of immense wonder is simply waiting to be explored.⁠ ⁠ Image by @scottramsay.africa⁠ ⁠ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #adventure #travel #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper⁠
We had a chuckle at this #FieldNoteFriday sighting We had a chuckle at this #FieldNoteFriday sighting from the Hippo Trail camera trap – what do you think these chimpanzee were thinking when they caught sight of the camera hidden in the leaves?!⁣ ⁣ Aside from that, we were also delighted to see the chimps on film! The Hippo Trail camera trap is next to the Lekoli River, in a patch of forest that winds its way along the banks, and is probably one of the best places to seek out chimpanzee.⁣ ⁣ Enjoy!⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #chimpanzee #rainforest #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
Dappled sunlight, the crisp, early morning air, an Dappled sunlight, the crisp, early morning air, and the anticipation of what a day in the forest has in store…⁣ ⁣ If you would like to experience the magic of the rainforest with us, click on the link in our bio. Our camps reopen on the 2nd September, so there’s still time to squeeze a once-in-a-lifetime adventure into 2021.⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #forestelephant #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
This week’s #FieldNoteFriday sighting comes from This week’s #FieldNoteFriday sighting comes from our Lekoli camera trap and we were delighted to see one of the forest’s most elusive creatures – the bongo. Despite being the largest of the antelope species, they are very timid and easily frightened. If they feel threatened, or unsure of even a small movement, they will run away, seek cover, and stand still and alert with their backs to the disturbance.⁣ ⁣ Considering this, a sighting of one is a very special moment indeed and we are delighted to have caught this one on the camera trap!⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #bongo #rainforest #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
In a time of access challenges, Republic of Congo In a time of access challenges, Republic of Congo remains an easy destination to reach. Ethiopian Airways are currently flying 3 times a week from Addis Ababa to Brazzaville, with the Sunday arrival tying in perfectly with our Discovery departures.⁣ ⁣ From the moment you arrive on the ground, we will take the utmost care of you. PCR tests will be organised, our transfers will be done in our own vehicles and planes, and we have everything available to us to make your stay as easy and safe as possible.⁣ ⁣ Our camps are re-opening on September 2nd 2021 – come and join us for an adventure!⁣ ⁣ Click on the link in our bio to visit the website and start planning your trip.⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #adventure #rainforest #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
The Red river hog is one of the most seldom-seen c The Red river hog is one of the most seldom-seen creatures – but what a sighting if you do manage to lay eyes on one! The colourful pigs have very distinguishable orange or dark red fur, black legs, soft ears and a tuft of white along their spines. If your bucket list includes spotting one in the wild, we recommend taking up position at Lango Baï…⁠ ⁠ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #adventure #redriverhog #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
There’s not many better ways to explore the rain There’s not many better ways to explore the rainforest than from a kayak on the water. A wall of rain forest surrounds on either side, birds flitter overhead, and there’s always a rustling to keep you on your toes⁣… What are you waiting for? Click the link in our bio for more information on planning a rainforest adventure. Our camps re-open on 2nd September 2021 - see you there! ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #adventure #kayak #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
This week’s #FieldNoteFriday sighting is an inqu This week’s #FieldNoteFriday sighting is an inquisitive Yellow-backed duiker from the Lekoli camera trap. The largest of all the duiker species, they take their name from the long whitish-yellow to orange hair that stands erect on their backs. Interestingly, their tails are almost constantly in motion and each movement looks like a tiny torch being switched on and off in the forest gloom.⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #adventure #duiker #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper

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