Libreville

Visit Libreville which is the capital of Gabon and is a port on the River Komo. Situated near the Gulf of Guinea this is a great trade hub and is a centre for the production of timber. This is a wonderful city and has many travel attractions which brings tourists to this part of the world and the fascinating sea views that it gives is what makes Libreville a magnificent travel destination. Get the time to come here and relax in leisure here.

Originally belonging to the Mpongwe tribe, this was founded by the freed slaves who used to live here. Libreville in French means Free town. This was discovered in the year 1848. This city was the main port of the French Equatorial Africa and was the mainstay of the Battle of Gabon in the year 1940.  Slowly the city grew and became a major administrative centre. Today it is a major tourist locale and has many sightseeing spots which include the National Museum of Arts and Traditions, the ST.Marie’s Cathedral, the French Cultural Centre, the carved wood church of St. Michael, the Arboretum de Sibang, Nkembo and two beautiful cultural villages to see. Mont Bouet is the main market of Libreville and is a major tourist attraction. ‘

You also have the Pongara National Park along the estuary of KOmo and this 929 square km expanse of land is a great zone for travel pleasures. Then you also have the Akanda National Park behind the Cap Esterias. This is popular across the world as the place where the migrating water birds are found. But the best sight is the seafront here or the bord de mer as they call it in French. People come here on a regular basis and relax by the side of the majestic Atlantic Ocean. The simplicity of the surroundings and the lovely ambience that is exuded is what makes a visit to the sea front a moment to cherish forever. See the Gabonese sculptures here and enjoy the sights that the entire region gives you. Then go along in the Nzeng ayong and see the Arboretum de Sybang where you would be enthralled to find the huge tree sanctuary where you would find the best collection of species.

Such activities and more make a visit to Libreville very important and you would certainly love to spend time exploring the whole place as also interact with the people here. Also try to get some lovely souvenirs which would remind you of this lovely place forever. Experience the benefit of enjoying all the sports like horseback riding, Golf, squash, tennis, bowling, and sailing and of course adventurous pursuits. Bring enough money to enable you to enjoy all this and more and just bask in the pleasures of being in the boulevard the L’Independence and see how this city gives you reasons to come back for more.

Then you have the other regions like Lambarene, the place which was put on the map of the world by Albert Schweitzer because of his hospital. Then you have Port Gentil which is again a great place to be in and is famous as the most important petroleum centre of Gabon. Then there is the Loango National Park which is Africa’s Last Eden.

Gabon in Middle Africa is full of pleasures, exciting locales and fun. Do visit it to enjoy even more.

Principe is filled with thick forests which are part of the Obo National park. This island actually had a lot of plantations earlier most of them being planted by the Portuguese colonialists who used to exhort slave labour. Initially a sugar producing region, Principe then became the greatest producer of cocoa.

This is the place where Einsteins’ theory of Relativity was proved to be a successful idea by Arthur Stanley Eddington during the time there was a solar eclipse in the year 1919.

Santo Antonio

This is the main region of Principe and was the colony’s capital from the year 1753 to the year 1852. Lying on the north coast it has the River Palhota near. It is the capital of the districts of Pague District and the Principe Province. Colonial architecture is at its best here and Santo Antonio is known for its churches with the Roman Catholic Church as the largest one. Then you have the Auto de Floripes play her which is a play done by the citizens and is watched by an audience coming from across the world.

Then Principe has some of the most beautiful villages like the Bombom, the Bela Vista, the Neves Ferreria, Ribeira, Paciencia, Santo Antonio de Ureca and the Ribeira Ize.

Trinidade

This is the second largest city in the region of Principe and Sao Tome and is the capital city of Sao Tome. This is actually a separate island from Principe. Situated in the Guinea Bay in the Central African region, this is a plethora of African culture and Portuguese traditions.

The wildlife in Principe is predominantly not really with a great diversity of species and includes those who have come to this island from the sea. Principe lies very close to the African mainland and is the smaller of the two islands of Principe. With the most mountainous regions, the highest peaks here reach to around 2,024 metres at the Pico de Sao tome. Then there is the Pico do Principe which is at a height of 948 meters.

With only one endemic terrestrial animal, the Sao Tome Shrew, there are some bats which dominate the region of Principe and Sao Tome. Then you have the Humpback Whale and also the Mona Monkey, feral pigs and rats. More than 114 bird species have been seen here and it is a wonder that the largest sea bird colonies are found here in the land of Principe wildlife zones.

Plant life also thrives in Principe and you have at least 37 of the vascular plants of the region here in Principe. With rich ferns and dense rainforests, wildlife in Principe is surely a treat for the nature enthusiast.

Thus the Principe island situated in the equatorial region of the Atlantic ocean around 250 kilometers off the Gabon coast makes up a part of the smallest African country. Though visited by very few tourists yet it is a pristine land for those who make it. These laid back islands with the palm trees with the fantastically clear crystal waters of the ocean make it a perfect paradise for the wildlife lover. Besides the unexplored jungle locales and the Portuguese Creole topped paradise with the best coffee plantations make a visit to Principe very memorable.

Around 200 km from the Namibe city, Iona national Park is a lovely expanse of around 5850 square miles and is in fact the largest national park in the country. When Angola was not independent and fought the Angolan civil War, then Iona was a paradise for animals and was a game destination. But illegal poaching and lot of nefarious activities have damaged the beauty of the park. This park has a unique plethora of flora and fauna and also is famous for its rock formations. Iona is today Angola’s largest and oldest wildlife zone and has been proclaimed as a reserve in the year 1937. In the year 1964 it was upgraded to a national park. The Portuguese Angola authorities have recognized it thus ever since.

Situated in the south western part of the province of Namibe, this is surrounded naturally by the Atlantic Ocean in the western side, the Cuenne in the south, the Curoca River in the north and the est. Iona national park forms a total blocked vegetative area along with Namibia’s Skeleton Coast and the Namib Naukluft National park and has many sand dunes and also has a beautiful coastline.

The altitude here, alters from base sea level to around 800 m above at the Posto do Iona. The height is even greater in the Tchamalinde Mountains. There is a slope here, and the rainfall thus has a gradient and it ranges from100 mm to around 300 mm. The sand spit, the Baia dos tigres and the Cunene River cover the protected area and there is around 200 km of the coastline of the Atlantic. Many small semi desert ecosystems form the natural landscape of the Iona national Park and it is a lovely sight to see the calcrete plains, the open woodland, the desert grasslands and the beautiful regions of arid shrub land and the lovely savannah which dominate the entire area.

After the poaching and other activities were curbed, the Big Five of Iona national park include the Springbok or Gazelle, the Ostrich, the Kudu, the Oryx and the cheetah, the mountain zebra, the klipspringer, the impala, and the quelengue. Though there is an empty landscape, yet the park has some animals found the favourite sight here being the Springbok.

With an intriguing collection of flora, the fascinating Welwitschia Mirabilis which is one of the oldest living plants in the world, this is also a lovely hub of rock formations. The park is very well known for its avifauna and has the best sights of great sand dunes which lie near the coast. The birds are normally sighted near the river basins and the coastal regions.

The Mucubal and the himba are the main tribes living here in the park. The Kimbundu groups are also a group to reckon with here. With the farmers and herders who live here in this secluded region, the area is supposed to be the most culturally intact in the African region.

With beautiful sights and the loveliest travel delights, the Iona national park comes across as a great destination for all those who come to this part of the world. Visit the Iona national park and enjoy the sights of the wildlife and flora here.

A fantastic place to visit in the north western part of Cameroon, this is a mix of three villages – Nkwen, Mendakwe and Mankon. Bamenda enjoys a great weather and the bright and cool summers in the months of October to march are what make travels here greatly enchanting.

With a great political culture, this is the biggest political hub of Cameroon and has played a major role in the independence of the country. This is an agricultural and trade centre and has the Tikar community which is the main ethnic group here.

The city has five ethnic groups which were founded by the Mankon Fon. The Tikars had faced a lot of invasion from the inhabitants of the surrounding hills and sometime between the years 1700 and 1800 the Tikars joined a group which was founded by the Mbum mainly for defence purposes.

Bamenda has witnessed a lot of colonialism of the Germans sometime in the late 19th century and there is lot of proof of occupation of the Germans in this region. The Germans have influenced a lot and the architecture and sculpture of this region is totally influenced by the presence of this power here. When the Germans were defeated in the First World War during the years 1914 to 1918, then the League of Nations shared a lot of territories of German colonialism under the British till the year 1961. Then the country got independence and today the inhabitants here are English speaking. In fact English is the main language here and the Bamenda streets have many shops speaking English. The rest of Bamenda is Francophone.

The residential compound of the chiefs here is a great attraction here. This is a short drive from Bamenda. So this is a major attraction here in this land of Bamenda.

Then there is Belo which is around 45 minutes from Bamenda. Explore the countryside here and enjoy trekking in this beautiful land. Then experience the pleasures of horse riding here and enjoy the lovely delights of being in this beautiful land of Belo.

Also see Fanta Benji which is an arts hub . This is the pace where you would get to see the lovely abstract oil paintings of the Rasta Artist. There are lot of stories behind these works and it is interesting to go deep inside the mystery of these stores here.

Go up the mountains around Fundong and enjoy the trekking pleasures here. Meet the Fulani tribe here and walk through these regions and experience the pleasures of being in a beautiful land filed with pleasures. Enjoy the sights of the lovely waterfalls and the luscious green surroundings. There is a local market here which gives you the chance to buy some fresh fruit.

Then go to see the King of the Kom tribe,Fon. This is around two hours of trekking from Fundong so go up to the Impenetrable palace and see how the lovely land looks overlooking from the Kom kingdom. Arrange the visit with BERUDEP in Fundong or Belo and surely make it a point to buy wine here.

Ayaba Hotel in Bamenda is said to be the best in Bamenda and it is decently comfortable and luxurious. Maintenance has been neglected here over the years and yet tourists coming here do stay here.

Then there is the Belo Rest House which is available on a long term basis and has clean rooms, a gas cooker, and there are around 8 rooms here .

Then visit the NWCA Coffee shop and enjoy this comfortable coffee shop in Bamenda and experience the pleasures of being in this coffee hub that is run by the North West Coffee Co-operative ..

With memorable travel pleasures, this is certainly a land to be in , and an obvious attraction to many who come to this part of the world.

While in Africa you would surely enjoy the pleasures of the beautiful bays and shores here, and would find your travel memories doubling with excitement and joy. The beautiful beaches of the Luanda Bay are a sight to behold and an awe inspiring experience, and these beautiful sandy shores give the pleasures of Mussulo Island which is an upscale beach in this part of the world. it can be reached by a cruise by boat from Marina in Luanda Besides there are ferries available which give the ideal delights of great travel ecstasies.

The Luanda Bay is a beautiful land in front of the Fortress of St. Miguel de Luanda as it overlooks a great land below. With the beautiful blue tiles decorating the fortress it lives to say a great deal about the Luanda Bay and its islands. The Portuguese were the first who landed on the shores of Luanda and the courtyard has many statues of important leaders and explorers. Today the fort is a military museum and has many original cannons which still guard the rampart.

Angola with its bordering countries of Namibia, Zambia, and Congo offers great travel pleasures and this is a country that has seen a lot of political and civil unrest but has its natural ambience intact.

Mussulo Island is a small southern bay in Luanda and has a lovely beach which is very famous for its scenic sights and white sand. This is a very popular tourist spot in this part of Angola and gives the pleasures of a great land filled with the maximum tour delights. With a lot of accommodation and other facilities, Mussulo Island is an ideal place to spend your travels in peace and tranquility. Come here and enjoy the pleasures of a land which is surely a must see in African travels.

With the sandy white beaches and the green palm trees making a perfect composition, Mussulo Island is a perfect relaxation experience for all those who come to this part of the world. As you go round the place it is interesting to see the various sights that greet the tourists here and surely Mussulo is a great place to be in, in Luanda. Angolans and also visitors come here and enjoy the rejuvenating experience of being in a land of surprising delights and great pleasures. Normally Mussulo Island is reached through the Barra do Kwanza but there are also motor boats which take you around to this place.

Mussulo island is not actually an island. It is a large lagoon, a tidal lagoon in fact and extends around 35 km along the coast. It is a sand back which is formed by the sedimentation of the River Kwanza and lies along the length of the Luandan coast on the southern side. it connects Africa to the Atlantic ocean.

So this beautiful island which is located to the south of the Luanda region has miles and miles of sandy stretches and gives the person enough opportunities to enjoy the pleasures of a beautiful land. Get a sun tan here and sit under the shadows of the palm and coconut trees which dominate the whole region. also if you are a watersports enthusiast experience the pleasures of being in a land of beautiful sights and natural beauty.

This extension of land is very famous for its natural splendour. So come here and visit the most important tourist attractions in this part of Luanda. So whether it is exploring the land or enjoying he diverse aquatic sports, whether it is exploring the pirao, moamba and funge or enjoying the simple beauty around, Luanda and Mussulo are surely on the top of the list of places to see in Luanda.

Come to the Virunga Mountains and see the pleasures of being in a land of thrilling locales and adventurous delights. With more than 800 gorillas that are left herein the world, the fact that you can get to see these gorillas in this part of the world is one thing that you wouldn’t mind experiencing in the travels to this part of the world.

So see the mountain gorillas here and experience the best of wildlife delights which make tours here greatly exciting. The mountain gorillas are a great sight and the simple feeling of being in another land totally is what makes tours here greatly memorable.

The Virunga Range is a volcanic region which has the most mesmerizing sights of the 450 mountain gorillas which live in this region of volcanic pleasures. The Virunga Range lies along the borders of Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo which leis in the eastern part of Africa. There are around 350 gorillas which live in the region of Bwindi which lies in Uganda which is a thick rainforest.

There are two Uganda Parks the Mgahinga Gorilla National park and the Bwindi Impenetrable national parks which are basically gorilla tracking zones. Mghainga is located in the southwestern part of Uganda on the slopes of the Virunga Mountains the entire park is on the borders of the Rwanda and DRC. Spanning around 28 square miles and thus has gorillas and also bushbuck, buffalo, golden monkeys and also leopards.

Bwindi is in the southwestern part of Uganda and is the place where more than half the mountain gorillas of this region live. The park spans over 200 square miles and has the best sights of dense rainforest and is also a World Heritage Site. The experience of tracking down the gorilla and having the fun of seeing the gorillas is a great experience in itself. Chimpanzees are also great sights here and the beautiful avifauna is an added attraction in this pleasurable land of wild delights.

Come to Rwanda and experience the bliss of being in a land of exciting thrills. This is one park in the northern part of the country which has a great gorilla population in the Virunga National park. The park has a stretch and covers around six volcanoes. The park permit system is very smooth and this is the place where there are research centers for the gorillas.

There is a section in the Virunga Mountains which is called the Parc National des Virunga. Gorillas move around freely in the Virunga national park and actually there was a group of gorillas which used to live on the Ugandan side and then moved to Rwanda. Then the safari companies started operating here and the gorillas’ movements were tracked and the entire tour of gorillas started here.

Getting to see gorillas is not easy and the fact that there are gorillas in the Virunga national park is not guaranteed totally yet the trek to the places where gorillas live is an exciting proposition and the whole idea of enjoying the beautiful steep slopes and the adventurous treks is what makes the visit to Virunga a very good way to spend your vacations. The entire area has the most intriguing population of red ants and so ensure that you wear very long socks so that you are not bitten by them.

When eventually you do see the gorillas then they will be those who are used to seeing humans and so you can get closer to them and enjoy tracking the gorillas here. Only ensure that you go in a group and that you don’t take any flash photography and also be well equipped with the best warm clothing and also enjoy the cool climate here into his land of beautiful sights.

Cameroon will surely give you the most mesmerizing sights and has a good many places to see.

Limb in Cameroon is a lovely place that is dominated by the ambience of the grand Mount Cameroon. This is surely a perfect paradise for all those who come to this part of the world, and has the perfect landscape filled with utmost delights. With the beaches having the signs of great volcanic activity this is one region that has beautiful stretches of dark sand. Limb is a miraculous beauty in this land of delights and pleasures.

The Waza National Park is another green paradise here in the land of delights. This is normally open to the visitors from November 15 to June 15. This is compulsory visit for all those who come to this land of touristic delights. The park does not have any accommodation, and visitors are seen to enter this camp in the tiny Waza village and they are found north of the entry point of the park. The access to this region is quite intriguing and visitors love to see the innumerable animals that are the mainstay of the park. Get to see the sights of the giraffe, elephant, ostrich, lion and the gazelle. With the perfect kind of avifauna this park is surely a force to reckon with and a place to visit in this part of the world.

Then you have Wum which is a city of paradisiacal pleasures. Come here to the chief headquarters of the Menchum department and get to see the pleasures of being in a lovely area in the northwestern portion of the park. The Grassfields here and the local vegetation is what make up the entire portion of this wildif haven. The Bororo Nomads used to live here and today they don’t exist anymore. They are recognizable here and the Wum town became slowly very popular.

Go to Yaound and see the city of seven hills come alive in this land of valley pleasures and lovely and visit this part of Cameroon. This place has been existing since prehistoric era, and there are tools and stones belonging to those times that are found here. In the year 1889, there was a military post built here by the Germans. Then in the year 1909, Yaounde became the capital of the country which was under German colonization. Yaounde was initially inhabited by the Beti and then the Ewondos came alongwith the autochthons of the place. Today the place has a population which is comprised of a cosmopolitan populace. Today Yaounde is the main seat of the institutions and the tourist attractions here include the Cathedral and the national Museum. This museum was earlier a presidential palace which was constructed by a French architect.

The western region of Cameroon is a place where the air is very fresh, and is humid with the best kind of climate. There is a long dry season that is from the months of October to May and has a rainy season from the months of July to September. The Bati pass, the Bafoussam palace, the Bandjoun, Bandkop and Balenga are all great tourist attractions in this part of the world.

Go to Douala which is located on the River Wouri which is around 24 km from the sea. This is the largest city in Cameroon and is often called the Armpit of Africa and is a place which might not have some major sights but does have a lot of intrigue attached to it. Douala is not the Cameroon capital but is the most important city in this part of the world.

Enjoy the pleasures of travels in Cameroon.

Algerian wildlife is inclusive of the widest variety of bird species which makes the country a great attraction for all the bird watchers and all those who love the avifauna population here. With the best kind of wildlife pleasures in this part of the land, the best sights are those of the simple fauna and the most beautiful flora here in Algeria.

With snakes, reptiles and monitor lizards adding on to the beauty, this is a great way of enjoying wildlife experience. With the collection of rodents found here in the semi arid regions of Algeria, the wildlife in Algeria is a great fascination for all.

Algeria is also the place where you would have endangered species being sighted very easily and these have been protected by the Algerian law. The serval is a lovely wild feline which is the most endangered animal in this country. This is bigger than a domestic cat and smaller than a leopard. The serval has long legs in the cat family and has a coat that has been characteristic spots like the leopard.. The serval does not exist much and is found in the northern regions in Algeria. So this land of wildlife beauties is rendered more beautiful by sights such as these. Come here and enjoy the sights of this endangered species.

There is another creature that is in the endangered species category and this is the monk seal. These seals are found in the caves and also along the Algerian coast and have been found in great numbers. These seals are today scarce and have been disappearing due to the activities like pollution and fishing. Monk seals do not normally give birth to many pups. Normally they give birth to only one pup, so it is really not possible to give birth to seals and pups. The serval and seals are not the only ones to be endangered. There are Algerian wild dogs and also a particular kind of bats which are considered to be endangered animals.

The northern part of Algeria has some of the best flora like Macchia scrub, cedars oaks and many conifers. The coast has the grape vine which is special to the coastal lines.

The Sahara region has many oasis and palm trees. There are acacias with wild olives which are the main kind of flora that are found in this part of Africa. Come to Northern Africa, and enjoy the pleasures, here which give ultimate travel experience.

Algeria has more than 104 mammals and has around 3 of them which are totally endangered. More than 10 are vulnerable, and around 3 are threatened and one species which is extinct and there is one particular species that is no longer found.

Algerian wildlife has the best of coastal pleasures, mountainous regions, and beautiful grassy desert locales. The diverse plethora of wildlife, and the lovely creatures here add to the beautiful Algerian life and the fennecs, and jerboas, only enhance the experience.

In Algeria you would also get to see some panthers, cheetah, and leopards \which are normally not seen. There is a preservation station here which has the best breeding of tamed captive felines. Their main focus is to the take care of the Barbary Lion which is particular to this region, and has not been seen in the wild since the year 1922.

While here in the Middle African region, you would have the pleasures of being in a paradise, and this heavenly experience is something that you would have to experience to believe it. One of the better sights in such travels is the Kalandula Falls which is a lovely watery paradise in this part of the world.

Located in the northwestern part of Angola, this is one travel sight that is totally enchanting and mesmerizing. This is a broad, waterfall and shaped like a horseshoe. With the Lucala River contributing to this watery beauty, the falls fall from a height of around 344 feet and the entire sight is a treat to the eyes. The terrain here is spectacular and contributes to the beauty of the surroundings. The crest length of this wonderful form of nature is around 1300 feet and is more than 2000 feet during the flood stage.

Situated in the semi arid region, this lovely waterfall lying on the River Lucala is a travel delight and is filled with the most diverse vegetation, and has the best sights of the forest along this river. The area is filled with the tropical and subtropical grasslands and the savanna region here is another enchantment for all.

These falls are a true blessing of Mother Nature and remain a fascinating experience for the tourists coming to this part of the world. This is like one of the hidden treasures of nature and is a major tourist attraction in Angola. This is one of those nature’s gems that is waiting to be discovered and is in the nascent stage of being a popular tourist hub. Explorers have rated the Kalandula Falls as the fourth biggest in the world. This is also a month the most beautiful and the most natural waterfalls.

The official name is the Kalandula Falls and it is known as the Calandula Falls, the Dianzundu falls, the Duque de Braganca Falls. During the civil wars that happened in the Angolan region in the years from 1975 to 2002, the falls were known as Duque du Braganca. Then the name came back to the original after the conflict got over.

These falls are not very well known in tour locales but are certainly a great place to visit, and it is not long before these falls would become the second most powerful waterfall of the African region.

People coming to Malanje which lies to the north of Angola, shouldn’t miss to see the Kalandula Falls which are around 85 km from this city. The Kalandula Falls are around 104 metres tall and are indeed impressive.

So while you are on a tour to Angola, do make it a point to see the Kalandula Falls which offer great tour experiences by their sheer fall and their scenic beauty.

Africa is a land of tourist pleasures and memorable escapades. The landscape, the terrain, the beautiful surroundings and the wild ambience makes a tourist totally excited and adventurous. Amidst the major sights here in this land of travel excitement, Angola with the Kalandula Waterfalls prove to be a perfect tour experience. So visit the Kalandula Waterfalls which is a rare experience here in this land of dense forests, Africa.

It was President El Hadj Omar Bonto who gave around 10% of the country’s green zones and made it into national parks. So these open zones began to be closed to all the miners and the loggers and are open only for all the ecotourists, travelers and conservationists. Today Gabon is a place where you can get to see the best sights of the tropical rainforests and explore the lovely white sands of the beaches that are found here. The Loango National Park with its location on the Southern Gabon Coast is popular amongst tourists for its lovely hippos which roam in this region.

Then there is the eastern part of Gabon where you have the Ivindo National Park which has the best eco camp and has a great sight of gorillas and elephants. All wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers would surely love to come here and enjoy the pleasures of trekking and they would certainly go back with ideal “wild” memories. The pristine ambience and the enthralling environment only would enchant you with their simple beauty.

Situated on the coast of Atlantic Ocean in the central part of Africa, on the equator, the country of Gabon has a great expanse of rainforests which dominate 85% of the lovely country. The coastal plains and the mountains and the savanna form the main landscape of Gabon and it has an interesting terrain with the Chaillu Massif in the centre rising to around 1575m.  The largest river here is the Ogooue and it is around 1200 km long

Gabon is famous for its caves found in plenty here. The karst areas are the places where the best plethora of limestone and dolomite rocks is found. The Grotte du Lastoursville, the Grotte du BOngolo, the Grotte du Kessipougou and he Grotte du Lebamba are famous caves to be visited in Gabon.

In the year 2002, President Omar Bongo Ondimba put Gabon on the ecotourism map and designated more than 11% of the nation’s green zones to be great parks. There are in all 13 parks in the country. Besides the fact that natural resources such as magnesium, iron, uranium, gold and natural forests.

The Ivindo National Park is another national park that was declared as a national park in the year 2002, and the park was demarcated in the year 2004. This is situated in the central eastern part of Gabon and is divided into two by the equator. The world first came to know about this park when Mike Fay passed the Ivindo national park in the expedition in the year 2000.

Also there is the Langoue Bai which is a park established by the Wildlife Conservation Society and here the main focus is to watch the movements of the large mammals and the wildlife here. So get to see the best sights of gorillas, elephants and the buffalos notwithstanding the siatungas. There are many animals which are fitted with GPS transmitters, so that one can analyse their movements. Then you also have the forest buffalo, the red river hog, the chimpanzee, the leopard and the slender snouted crocodile.

With lovely butterflies also dominating the region, Gabon is a wonderful country to visit and a great place to be in.