Things to see and do Kinshasa And Its Surroundings

Originally, the site was part of the Présidentiel Presidential Park, hence its ideal location and superb setting. Several VIP accommodation options: villas, bungalows and chalets on the edge of the river. A dock is even arranged for boat docking and water activities (jet-ski). Hiking or cycling in the surrounding countryside. Very nice pool with pay access if you don't sit on the spot. Music animation on weekends. Several dining areas including a large terrace on the floor overlooking the river.

A pretty little recreational site with a beach on the banks of the Nsele River, which we're told is "calm and music-free". More of a rest and relaxation area, where you can have a bite to eat, swim and soak up the beautiful surrounding nature. Fishing, pirogue rides on the river, jet-skiing, volleyball, pétanque... Congolese specialties and grills. Picnics and barbecues for $5 per person, in one of the private paillotes. Accommodation available in a two-bedroom pavilion. A great way to unwind, just 30 minutes from the airport.

Less popular than Chez or Mbudi Nature, but to visit! The attraction? Old limousines, remnants of the Ali-Foreman battle in 1974, which failed there. But the other attraction is the Kiudi Island accessible on foot, more or less easily depending on the level of the river… Hiking, enough roots, to enjoy a fresh beer in the island bar (prevention at Tatem before). Swimming possible (fast!). And the classic barbecue or picnic by staying on the main site, with beautiful sunset. She's not beautiful life?

Nice and recent small address, which starts to make it talk about it through a good mouth… Quite rightly: Only minutes from the city centre, it is a beautiful natural site along a small artificial lake, with white sand beach, and which for once resists the trend "VIP" and bling-bling to offer something rustic but clean and friendly. Top! Access only by filling in the complete formula (with BBQ buffet). The package does not include drinks or liboke (supplement). And there's not a picnic permit. Upon reservation.

Support Centre for Integral Development of Mbankana. Active ngos since 1995 with the rural population of the Batéké plateaus, through agroforestry, agriculture, drinking water supply, beekeeping, etc., with the aim of remedying the poverty of the soil and thereby increasing the income of local operators, while improving their living conditions (habitat, schooling, health). The-hectare site stretches over a magnificent hill near the village of Mbankana, with deep valleys irrigated. A ecotourism component develops in parallel which, in addition to a visit to the site and activities, allows an immersion in this beautiful preserved and specific nature of the Batéké plateaus. Swimming allowed in the Lufimi with forced passage by the bridge liane. Housing in pavilions equipped (25-30-35 $ per person - ask Mrs Bijou), or camping on the site Le Paradis, on the edge of the river (✆ +243 97 00 67 051). Catering with local products.