Located in the Ndzehi Forest on the western boundary of Congo's Odzala-Kokoua National Park, Ngaga is a comfortable, traditionally built camp, from where you can track two habituated groups of western lowland gorillas.
The dining room, lounge and bar area are all on raised decks with views into the rainforest. Walkways connect the rooms to the shaded and insect-proofed public areas, which provide a sanctuary between activities. For atmosphere in the evenings, there is a fire pit and deck on the banks of the Ngaga Stream below camp.
Activities revolve around exploring the surrounding forests on foot in search of the gorillas and other denizens of the forest. While out tracking gorillas you’ll encounter other primates, the most common of which are the putty-nosed monkey and crowned monkey. Chimpanzees also occur in the area and are occasionally seen while out on foot, but are more often heard then seen – although their nests of leaves high up in the canopy are obvious. Night walks are also done with the intention of seeing nocturnal primates such as the Central African potto and various galago species. The hammer bat, Africa’s largest fruit bat, is also regularly encountered roosting in the trees above.
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