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Sette Cama
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“Species: Tarpon, longfin jack, jack crevalle, giant African threadfin, cubera snapper, and more. Gabon has the longest stretch of untouched coastline in Africa. Combined with a massive, nutrient-rich estuary system, it offers avid saltwater anglers the chance to target the unique species of West…”
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 2

Gabon's Isolated Wilderness and Rich Culture Make It a Safari Destination Beyond Compare

The central African nation is a precious discovery for those who appreciate what it means to be wild.

long-running lodge near the Ndogo estuary, operates as fishing camp

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  • Mikumu villageNeighborhoodoffers education center, healing clinic, and social services
  • Loango National ParkPlacejewel of the national parks system along the Atlantic coastline
  • Ndola CampHotelsits on edge of lagoon, raised wooden platform en suite tent
  • Ulrich Bora MoussouamiPlaceEnglish-speaking guide nicknamed Borince
  • Space for GiantsPlaceNGO that established mobile electric fences for communities
  • YatougaPlaceresearch center within the park’s swamps and mangroves
  • Max Planck InstitutePlacemanaged the gorilla habituation project since 2005
  • Sette CamaHotellong-running lodge near the Ndogo estuary, operates as fishing camp
  • Ndogo LagoonSightsize of Masai Mara, harbors many species, African grey parrots roost
  • Journeys by DesignPlaceAfrican adventure specialist crafting privately guided expeditions
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