Accommodations in Gabon
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Lodging in Loango National Park, Gabon
| Accommodation | Details |
| Loango Lodge | Set on the Iguela Lagoon, the comfortable Loango Lodge is the perfect base for your expeditions into Loango national park. |
| Evengue Lodge | Evengue is the ideal starting point for your Loango experience, as it introduces all the landscapes you will encouter on the rest of your journey. In addition, there is a gorilla sanctuary on the island. |
| Pte. Ste. Catherine Beach Camp | Hide away from the world at our Beach Camp in Loango National Park, where it is so remote that the only footprints in the sand besides your own are those left by scurrying crabs. |
| Akaka Bush Camp | Sleep amidst the sounds of the jungle in our bush camp in the remotest part of part of Loango National Park. |
| Tassi Savannah Camp | Located on the savannah of Loango National Park, the Tassi Camp will give you a much more classical ‘Africa feel’, not easily found elsewhere in densely forested Central Africa. |
Other options
Hotels in Gabon
| Hotel | Contact details | How to get there |
| Hotel La Résidence Maïsha Méridien P.O. Box, 516 - Libreville |
T E reservations@residencelemaisha.com |
Located in Libreville, right on the Atlantic Ocean, in the Gulf of Guinea, it has a graceful setting in the residential la Sablière, neighbourghood just a few minute from the international airport. |
| Hotel Tropicana BP 285 - Libreville |
T E tropicana@inet.ga |
Along the seafront, just 5 minutes from the airport by taxi. Basic accommodation; good food at European prices. |
| Hotel Olako Omboué |
T E info@hotelolako.com |
By boat from Port Gentil in 3-4 hours (depending on the type of boat and engine); or by charter plane. In general, boat travel is available all along the coast of Gabon and up the Ogooue river to Lambarene. |
Accommodation providers in other national parks in Gabon
| Accommodation | Contact details | How to get there |
| Mikongo Conservation Center Zoological Society of London, Lopé National Park |
CURRENTLY CLOSED | N/A |
| Lopé Hotel Lopé National Park |
F: +241 778561 Lopé Hotel can only be contacted by fax. |
By train from Libreville to Lopé, the hotel staff can pick you up (it is very close to the station); or by charter plane. There is only one railway line in Gabon, the Trans-Gabon Railway; it is 410km (254 miles) long and connects Libreville (Owendo station, 10km (6 miles) from the city centre) with Franceville. Stops along the way include Ndjole, Lopé and Moanda. Trains are often late so patience is required. |
| Langoue Camp Ivindo National Park |
CURRENTLY CLOSED | N/A |
| Makokou Camp Ivindo National park Postal address: B.P. 13354 Libreville |
Dr. Joseph Okouyi Okouyi T T E Joseph Okouyi |
By flight from Libreville to Makokou or by train from Libreville - Lopé - Boué, from there by car / taxi to Makokou and then by pirogue to Kongou Falls. |
For a more extensive overview: Le Gabon - Guide du Tourisme
Africas Eden Lodging Gabon
Loango Lodge
Loango Lodge, set on the Iguela Lagoon opposite the national park, offers you comfortable bungalows and suites, a riverview restaurant, swimming pool and conference centre. This is the perfect base from which you can launch expeditions to the various highlights of Loango national park.
Akaka Bush Camp
A true jungle experience
Sleep amidst the sounds of the jungle in our bush camp in the remotest part of part of Loango National Park.
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Evengue Lodge
Perfect starting point of your Loango experience
Evengue is the ideal starting point for your Loango experience, as it introduces all the landscapes you will encouter on the rest of your journey. In addition, Evengue island has a gorilla sanctuary and reintroduction centre.
Pte. Ste. Cathérine Beach Camp
Where the Lagoon meets the Sparkling Ocean
Hide away from the world at our Beach Camp, where it is so remote that the only footprints in the sand besides your own are those left by scurrying crabs.
>>>Tassi Savannah Camp
Where Mammals roam freely on the Beach
Located on the savannah, the Tassi Camp will give you a much more classical ‘Africa feel’, not easily found elsewhere in densely forested Central Africa.
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