Referred to “Africa’s Last Eden” by conservationist Mike Fay, the Loango National Park plays host to the Loango Lodge that is an ideal congregation camp to prepare explorations ahead. In the rainy season, buffalos and elephants are seen passing by the part while you cosy up with your breakfast. With views of the tranquil river that separates the lodge and the national part, the Loango Lodge is perfect place to get in touch with western lowland gorillas, chimpanzees and other fauna.

The Loango Lodge initiated the “Operation Loango” in 2001 where it played host to a numerous lot of science programmes coordinated by the WCS, WWF and the Max Planck Institute. Researches on the ape, dwarf crocodile, forest elephant, western lowland gorilla, marine turtles and whales were conducted in the lodge in partnership with these organizations. The lodge also conducted educational projects, cleaning of beaches, park management and illegal trawler control. In addition, the guests are offered with side trips in fishing, nature trails, hiking, bird watching, whale watching.