26 Jul 2027 - 02 Aug 2027 (8 days)
EUR7,650 SPACES AVAILABLE
Tour Price (Per person): EUR7,650 (USD8,622 * GBP6,583 * AUD12,496)
Single Supplement: EUR670 (USD755 * GBP577 * AUD1,094)
Pricing notes : *prices are estimated and dates may change*
Experience an incredible journey through the heart of Dzanga-Sangha National Park. Track Western Lowland Gorillas, explore the renowned Dzanga Bai where forest elephants gather, and immerse yourself in the traditional lifestyle of the Ba’aka net hunters. This tour offers unparalleled opportunities to witness and photograph some of the most elusive wildlife and stunning rainforest scenery in Africa, making it a once-in-a-lifetime adventure for nature enthusiasts and wildlife photographers alike.
Fraser’s Eagle Owl, Vermiculated Fishing Owl, Grey-necked Rockfowl.
Western Lowland Gorillas, Forest Elephants, Bongo, Giant Forest Hog, Red River Hog, Sitatunga, Forest Buffalos, Potto, Thomas’s, Galago, Tree Pangolin, African Palm Civet, Several Monkey Species.
Tropical rainforests, mineral-rich clearings, and riverine ecosystems.
Equatorial climate with warm temperatures and high humidity; frequent rain showers.
8 and 1 Local Leader
Moderate, with a mix of guided treks, river activities, and leisure days.
Stay at the comfortable and well-situated Sangha Lodge, offering easy access to key wildlife areas.
Time with Ba’aka Net Hunters
Capture stunning images of Western Lowland Gorillas, Forest Elephants, Agile Mangabey monkeys, and the pristine beauty of the Dzanga-Sangha rainforest.
Glen ran an excellent tour for northern India and the Assam extension. He knows his birds and keeps guests informed about sightings as well as distinguishing bird features. His calming influence during times of stress helps the support staff and guests. We loved his enthusiasm and energy.
The guides continued their superb and tireless efforts to find bird species during the extension to the main tour.
Overall great job at every aspect of the trip.
Note that some of the comments I made regarding the Thailand extension apply to the main Thailand tour. I liked the sequence of sites visited; it ensured the Spoonbill Sandpiper was seen early on and then designed to minimize travel. Staying multiple nights at one site is always appreciated and seemed to be done as much as possible. The guides made special efforts to see bird species sought by the group; we saw more bird species than I expected. The drivers were excellent and also one of them, Jaime, was a good birder who helped the guides track down some species; it was an asset to have internet while in the vehicles. The drivers also produced an excellent video of the trip - a nice touch; they also did an excellent job with mid-morning breaks. I especially enjoyed visiting a hide all morning early on in the trip - it gave us a chance to see some elusive species but also several species very well. One morning was spent looking for a rare duck; I would have rather spent the time looking for a variety of Thai species. Quite a bit of birding was done along roads - it might have been better to bird trails etc. if they are available and afford good views of birds pointed out. Food was excellent (Uthai selected great dishes for the group) and accomodations were good. It was an enjoyable trip with rewarding looks at many of the bird species seen.
SEChina in winter was sensational thanks to Stephan Lorenz who is a superb birder and guide, as well as being quite personable. He got us such quality birds and some that were quite unexpected. He answers questions and gives information freely. Most importantly If a bird was possible he got it for us. We were all elated with the tour. Jason the local guide was also excellent. I would think this tour will become very popular or should be.
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