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Ndogo Lagoon

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Ndogo Lagoon
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“The Ndogo Lagoon is the largest lagoon in Gabon, located in the southwestern part of the country. It has a surface area of 487 square kilometres (188 sq mi). It runs parallel to the Atlantic coast for about 40 kilometres (25 mi), with an outlet to the sea at the northwest. Because of its small…”
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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.

size of Masai Mara, harbors many species, African grey parrots roost

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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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