Wildlife Holidays in Gabon






Situated along West Africa’s wildlife-rich coastline, Gabon, with its 13 national parks covering 11% of the country’s land surface, is home to some of Africa’s most treasured wildlife, from Lowland Gorillas to the enigmatic African River Martin.
59% of Gabon’s population reside in the two largest coastal cities – Libreville and Port Gentil – and with a population of only 2.9 million and 88% of the country covered by forest, pristine habitat is mostly protected, further promoting itself as ‘Africa’s Last Eden’.
Gabon Specialist
Our only tour to this fascinating country (Gabon – Africa’s Last Eden) sets to experience some of Africa’s most famed wildlife, including Lowland Gorilla, Mandrill and the superlative African River Martin and Rosy Bee-eater. Gabon is also the only likely country to find ‘surfing’ Forest Elephants and Hippos!
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