Visit Brazzaville

The capital city of Congo, Brazzaville, offers colonial-era buildings, bustling markets, and a lively arts scene. Don’t miss the Basilique Sainte-Anne, a green-tiled church that is one of the most beautiful in Africa.

Explore Odzala National Park

This park is one of Africa's oldest national parks and it's a haven for wildlife. The park is home to forest elephants, buffalo, and a variety of primate species, including gorillas.

Discover the Loufoulakari Falls

A series of waterfalls located near Brazzaville, it offers stunning views and photo opportunities. The falls are near the Pool Malebo, a large lake-like section of the Congo River.

Visit Pointe Noire

The second largest city in the Congo, Pointe Noire is known for its beautiful beaches. The city is also a gateway to the Conkouati-Douli National Park.

Visit Lesio-Louna Gorilla Reserve

This reserve is dedicated to the protection and conservation of the western lowland gorilla. Visitors can learn about gorilla conservation efforts and even have the chance to see these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.

Explore the Livingstone Falls

Named after the famous explorer David Livingstone, these falls are a series of rapids on the lower part of the Congo River. They are a breathtaking sight, with a total drop of 270 meters.

Visit the Lefini Reserve

This wildlife reserve is home to a variety of species, including buffalo, antelope, and gorillas. The reserve is also home to the Bateke Plateau, a stunning landscape of rolling hills and savannah.

Discover the Congo River

Take a boat trip on the Congo River, the second longest river in Africa. The river offers stunning scenery and the opportunity to see a variety of wildlife.

Visit the National Museum of Congo

Located in Brazzaville, the museum houses a collection of Congolese art and cultural artifacts.

Explore the markets of Brazzaville

The city's markets are a vibrant and colorful experience. You can find everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts and traditional Congolese clothing.

Visit the Djoué Hydroelectric Dam

This impressive structure provides most of Brazzaville's electricity and also offers stunning views of the Congo River.

Experience Congolese Music

Congo is known for its vibrant music scene, particularly the energetic soukous style. Attend a live music performance for a truly authentic experience.