Welcome to the Republic of Congo.

When you arrive at Maya Maya International Airport in Brazzaville, our team will meet you and transfer you to your hotel. After your journey, you can relax, settle in, and prepare for the adventure ahead.

Included:

• Airport transfer
• Accommodation in Brazzaville

Accommodation: Brazzaville

The route from Brazzaville to Ouesso passes through some of the Republic of Congo’s changing and lesser-seen landscapes, gradually leading into the dense rainforest regions of the north.

This full-day journey offers a closer look at everyday life outside the capital, with long stretches of forest, small villages, and quiet roads that reflect the remote character of the Congo Basin. Upon arrival in Ouesso, time is left to rest and settle in before continuing deeper into the rainforest.

Included:

• Transportation
• Accommodation in Ouesso

Accommodation: Ouesso

After breakfast, continue your journey to Bomassa, the gateway to Nouabale Ndoki National Park.

From there, you’ll head to Wali Bai, a natural forest clearing where wildlife regularly gathers. This area is known for its rich Congo wildlife, including forest elephants, buffaloes, monkeys, and many species of tropical birds.

Spending time here feels completely different from a traditional safari. The rainforest is quieter, more intimate, and filled with moments that feel raw and untouched.

As evening falls, enjoy the atmosphere of the jungle while listening to the sounds of the forest around you.

Included:

• National park entrance fees
• Transportation
• Accommodation at Wali Bai

Accommodation: Wali Bai Tented Camp

The journey continues from Wali Bai to Djeke Station, followed by a guided forest walk of approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes through dense rainforest trails leading to Mondika Camp.

This part of the experience offers one of the most unique moments of the safari along with an unforgettable gorilla trekking Congo encounter deep inside the Congo Basin rainforest.

Accompanied by experienced local trackers, the trek passes through untouched forest in search of habituated western lowland gorillas living freely in their natural habitat. Watching these primates move through the forest, interact with one another, and exist completely undisturbed is a rare wildlife experience that leaves a lasting impression.

Beyond the gorillas, the rainforest surrounding Mondika is rich with birdlife, dense vegetation, and the quiet atmosphere that makes this part of the Republic of Congo feel truly remote and untouched.

Included:

• Gorilla trekking permit
• Guided trekking experience
• Accommodation at Mondika Camp

Accommodation: Mondika Tented Camp

After breakfast, begin your journey back through the rainforest towards Bomassa before continuing to Ouesso.

Along the way, take in the beauty of the Congo Basin one more time and experience the quiet forest trails, small local villages, and endless green landscapes that make this region feel so untouched.

By now, the rainforest no longer feels unfamiliar. It becomes part of the experience you’ll carry with you long after the safari ends.

Included:

• Transportation
• Accommodation in Ouesso

Accommodation: Ouesso

The return journey from Ouesso to Brazzaville marks the final stage of the rainforest experience, passing once again through the remote landscapes of northern Congo.

After several days spent in the Congo Basin, the journey back offers time to reflect on the wildlife encounters, rainforest walks, and moments spent in one of Africa’s most untouched natural regions.

From close encounters with gorillas to the quiet atmosphere of the forest camps, this Republic of Congo safari leaves behind memories that stay long after the journey ends.

Included:

• Transportation
• Accommodation in Brazzaville

Accommodation: Brazzaville

After breakfast, we’ll transfer you to Maya Maya International Airport for your return flight.

This marks the end of the journey through the rainforests of the Republic of Congo, ending a week filled with unforgettable wildlife encounters, remote forest experiences, and moments spent deep in one of Africa’s last untouched wilderness regions.