See Wild Travels Ltd

09/11/2024

A Majestic Moment in Ivindo National Park 🌿🐘

Captured by one of our incredible collaborators near the breathtaking Kongou Falls, this stunning shot from October shows a forest elephant making its way to the Ivindo River for a refreshing drink. The Ivindo is one of the strongest-flowing rivers in the world, its power rivaled only by its beauty.

Moments like these remind us of the incredible wildlife and untamed landscapes that still thrive in the heart of Africa. 🌍💚

06/11/2024

Wow, just WOW! 😱

Check out this incredible shot shared by our amazing client, Jean-Claude Rouquette! A Sitatunga female in full sprint, towards none other than a mighty silverback western lowland gorilla at Langoué Bai, Ivindo National Park, Gabon! 🦍💨

Can you even imagine the adrenaline of witnessing such a jaw-dropping moment in the wild? 😲 This is the kind of raw, heart-pounding wildlife action that dreams are made of. What an unforgettable experience it must have been! 🌿🌍

04/11/2024

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“It was a Friday afternoon when I got the call that invite me to N’dola lodge to join a group of tourists traveling with See Wild Travels for the weekend. Being a park ranger it is a welcome invitation to experience the park from a tourist perspective.I arrived at the lodge and got settled in. T...

09/09/2024

Simply beautiful!
It is almost the end of the breeding season for these spectacular primates.
Photo credit goes to Jean Claude Rouquette who has created a wonderful gallery from his recent trip to Gabon via See Wild Travels 👇

http://jeanclauderouquette.com/

31/07/2024

Follow me, if you dare 😄 Loango’s swamps aka bais are quite the challenge in the dry season. Kamaya takes it in his stride and from this photo you would think it is easy to follow him. Once you are knee deep in water and mud, you realise how much of a wild adventure you are on!
Thank you so much to izelle_wonderlust for sharing this photo from your recent trip with us.

22/05/2024

Kamaya in late April, with his child. He is still keeping his family protected and has recently acquired some new group members ❤️
More news to follow…
Thank you to our recent client Darij Novak for sharing this beautiful photo

29/04/2024

Loango’s Louri lagoon and beach at the weekend.

25/04/2024

Dry Season in Loango N.P. Is approaching.
A time for boat safaris along the dark rivers, rich brown in colour from the tannins the rainforest and soil deposit continuously. There are many manatees hidden within the water!

03/10/2023

Hitching a ride in Loango National Park - the best way to travel!

A huge thank you to our clients Skyler and Max for this photo from your trip 😊

05/09/2023

Newsletter!

As expected, Gabon's borders are fully open and tourism continues as normal.

A change of leadership Travel & Tourism continues as normal

01/09/2023

POLITICS IN GABON - UPDATE!

The situation on the ground is very calm, there is no violence and people seem very happy about recent events.

Tourism will operate as normal.

International flights will resume on the 03rd of September.

We will update our social media if any changes do occur.

22/08/2023

Forest Elephant in Akaka, Loango National Park's interior "jungle area", where there are bais as well as dense tropical primary forests and amazing boat safaris.
This elephant seems to have found a particularly muddy exit point!

14/07/2023

Leatherback turtle returning to the ocean after depositing her eggs.

This is a photo from January 2023. She should return in 2024 🤞

The absolute best place to respectfully observe these beautiful mothers is in Pongara National Park - only one hour from Libreville by boat.

07/07/2023

It's been a while since our last post...

All our destinations are open, available, and we have been super busy looking after our much loved clients!

Enjoy this cute gorilla clip provided by one of our recent guests to Loango National Park ❤️

24/05/2021

Reopen for tourism from June! Chimpanzee Trekking!

We highly recommend our unique destinations for chimpanzee treks. Far from the usual tourist crowds, with small groups sizes and world reputed guides who have the utmost respect for these highly animated apes.

Contact us for more information.



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11/03/2021

Loango National Park. Where the forest meets the ocean, and jungle life roams between the jungles and beaches!


Photo credit ©Werner Zips

05/03/2021

Beautiful Female Sitatunga in Loango National Park.

Elephants, buffalo, and red river hogs are regularly spotted in the savannas (beaches too) during the rainy season months.
But with a little luck, good timing and talented guiding there is way more wildlife to be found venturing out from the forests.

@ Loango National Park

Photo Credit Thank you!