Lined by thick forests inhabited by elephants, red mangabeys and smaller mammals such as the endemic “sitatunga”, the Akaka Bush Camp offers the unique African experience in the heart of an inhabited tropical rainforest and wetland. Immersed in the beauty of natural, green and eco-friendly environment, coupled by the splendor ot the Rembo Ngowe River, the camp is home to a host of different flora and fauna, found only in the vast expanse of the African landscape.

The Akaka Bush Camp’s generated profits are reinvested back to the community adjacent to the bush camp to ensure continued and economically sustainable protection of its wildlife, flora and inhabitants. The company taking charge of the Akaka Bush Camp has partnered with the Max Planck Institute and the Fernan-Vaz Gorilla Project, both of whom are in Gabon, where they aim to protect the welfare and growth of the lowland Chimpanzees in the area for research and ecotourism, as well as to save them from impending bush meat trade.