Earth's Last Great
Rainforest Kingdom

From Mount Cameroon's volcanic peak to the Sahel's sultanates, from Waza's wildlife to Kribi's beach cascades — Cameroon contains every African landscape in a single country.

Lopé National Park's forest elephants, Loango's surfing hippos, pristine beaches where sea turtles nest, and 13 national parks covering 11% of the country — Gabon is conservation's greatest success story.

Odzala-Kokoua National Park offers some of the most intimate western lowland gorilla encounters in Africa, alongside forest elephants, bongo antelope, and spectacular bird life.

Two volcanic islands off Central Africa's coast — lush rainforests, pristine beaches, extraordinary endemic birds, and the world's finest single-origin chocolate, grown in colonial plantation estates.

The Dzanga-Sangha reserve offers the world's finest forest elephant encounters at the Dzanga Bai — a natural gathering place where hundreds of elephants congregate, watched over by Ba'Aka guides.