Lango Camp

In the private accommodations, the sky is the limit: six round tree houses covered with a thatched roof offer a wonderful view of the lagoon. Each chalet is built from natural materials such as bamboo and raffia palms and can accommodate two people. Built on stilts, they reach up into the treetops. Surrounded by the dense green of the rainforest, an incomparable feeling of nature is created here, which can already be enjoyed from the bed thanks to the large glass front. The interior, furnished with light, bright fabrics, creates a cozy impression and provides everything guests need. Besides, the veranda located in front of the window promises an idyllic time with nature-rich impressions of a fascinating area.

The day at Lango Camp begins with a light breakfast followed by a balanced brunch. Afternoon tea time takes place, and the evening is ushered in with a sundowner. The camp's simple but harmoniously designed restaurant is located on a circular platform and exudes a homey ambience, especially in the evening hours. Warm lighting elements are distributed throughout the dining area. Surrounded by trees and the sounds of nature, guests can look forward to convivial hours under an open starry sky. If desired, dinner can also be served in private - the river jetty, for example, provides a great backdrop for this.

In the south of the Odzala-Kokoua National Park, Lango Camp scores with the large lagoon located on a forest edge and impresses with a unique view. The area is located in the middle of the Congo Basin and belongs to the second-largest tropical rainforest in the world. A whole 13,500 km² comprises the biosphere reserve and represents the habitat of the endangered western lowland gorillas. They are joined by numerous forest elephants and a distinct birdlife. The characteristic of this area is its extraordinary biological diversity.

Nature exploration is clearly the order of the day at this place. With the lagoon, the surrounding savannah and the rainforest, there is plenty to discover and marvel at. You can expect a lot of water and mud: In some places, the muddy ground can be waded through up to the waist. In addition, normal hikes as well as kayak or boat trips complement the tours. Especially bird lovers will be fascinated by the huge flocks of African green pigeons and the gray parrots. You can even get amazingly close to the forest birds - they move up to three or four meters above the ground and show little shyness towards humans. But also buffalos, antelopes and other large animals can be observed here wonderfully.