Ecotourism in gabon (Lopé, loango ...), Congo, São-Tomé and South Africa and Namibia, Mistral-Voyages, Libreville, Gabon

Pongara National Park

Including almost all the left bank of the Komo Estuary and a part of the Atlantic coast, the Pongara park contains the largest mangrove area of Gabon, but also forests and savannahs. At the Pongara Point, there is a research site for turtles, allowing one to see the leatherback turtle laying eggs in season (from November to February) and then the hatching of the eggs.
Numerous rivers joining the estuary are very rich, although they are still to be discovered.

Ekwata Village

Stay at the Denis Point

The Ndjogou Assala Lodge’s new pavilion hotel has 25 comfortable rooms, air-conditioned with bathrooms. There is a bar, restaurant and meeting room all pleasantly facing the beach across from the Estuary.

It offers activities such as volley ball, fishing, quad rides, rides in jungle jeeps, board games and activities for children.
You can go every day by boat from Port Môle. We advise that you reserve ahead.

Stay at Ekwata Village

On the ocean in the Ngombé Bay, with its turquoise blue water, Ekwata Village is a marvellous place to stay and to relax. There are ten air-conditioned bungalows equipped with showers and bathrooms, a terrace and a friendly restaurant/bar to welcome visitors. The broad fine sand beach is the main area of activities: surfing, sand bowling, arrow shooting, windsurfing, fishing by surf-casting, and if you want to pay extra; hobby cats, buoy skiing, water skiing and hiking through the forest.

Ekwata Beach

You can get there by the Ekwata Village boat that you take at Port Môle, everyday. You can spend the day or several nights. A prior reservation is necessary.

This tourist site is included in
the following tour:
The Biodiversity of the Lopé Park