Travel and transport agencies Congo Brazzaville

This airline, the most reliable in the country, serves 13 destinations in the Gulf of Guinea. It offers flights from Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire to, for example, Kinshasa, Cotonou and Gabon's main cities (Libreville, Franceville and Port-Gentil). Its fleet comprises TR42 and ATR72 aircraft. Initially, it operated flights for business travelers. It then opened up to all, from individuals to tourists. See the website for timetables and fares at different times of the year. The company has a frequent flyer program.

The company was created in 2000 and pioneered the development of new information and communication technologies (icts) in the Congo. It is currently the reference partner in the fields of computing, electronic security, networks & telecoms, Internet connections… in the Congo, South Africa and Central Africa. Yattoo is the access provider and the brand under which OFIS commercializes Internet access in public and private areas, using prepaid navigation cards, with Wifi technologies and wireline networks.

The company was created in 2000 and pioneered the development of new information and communication technologies (icts) in the Congo. It is currently the reference partner in the fields of computing, electronic security, networks & telecoms, Internet connections… in the Congo, South Africa and Central Africa. Yattoo is the access provider and the brand under which OFIS commercializes Internet access in public and private areas, using prepaid navigation cards, with Wifi technologies and wireline networks.

This agency covers all tourism demand in Congo Brazzaville and abroad. Founded in 2014 by Ondele Kanga Ghislain, its aim is to help people discover Congo in optimal conditions. And to give meaning to travel through encounters with locals. Solidarity tourism guaranteed. The agency also takes care of booking your plane tickets and hotel rooms, and offers car rentals, travel insurance and assistance in obtaining a visa. A great deal!

Direct flights from Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport are operated to Brazzaville on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Average flight time is 8.30 hours. On other days, one flight a day to Brazzaville, with a stopover in Kinshasa. It takes 40 minutes to fly from Kinshasa to Brazzaville. At Maya Maya airport, check-in can be done in the afternoon, from 4 or 5 p.m., before the evening flight. On-board service is impeccable, with a full meal and beverage served during the journey.

Brazzaville's first surprise is its airport. Ultra-modern, made of glass and steel, it marks a break with its predecessor, a small, dilapidated building where travellers jostled to get to the counters. When you disembark, you'll need to present your yellow fever vaccination certificate. Don't forget it, along with your other travel documents! Then it's just a matter of waiting until you reach the police station, where you'll be checked. All in all, it will take you about an hour and a half to get out of the airport.

The Ivorian company's buses - real long-haul buses in fairly good condition - cover much of the north of the country. Book your tickets as early as possible, as buses, especially to Ouesso, fill up well in advance, especially at weekends. Allow over 12 hours to get to Ouesso. To make a reservation, you'll have to wait at the company's ticket office. Buses regularly serve the main towns: Pointe-Noire, Ngo, Gamboma, Oyo, Edou, Obouya, Owando, Makoua, Ouesso, Bétou, Impfondo...

Yoro harbour is an Enclave at the end of Mpila. The place is named after Yéro Thiam, Senegalese owner in the 1950 s of the land where the port is established. Its isolated situation in the city centre by the deposits of beverages, hydrocarbons and old shipyards gives the curious impression of leaving the capital. A point, planted in the middle of a small roundabout with the inscription «Saint Tropez», can lead to an abuse of palm or tropical heat. In the port area where a large fish market is being held, the detritus of the streets shows the intense activity of the place. The port, past a customs station that looks like a cabane hut abandoned, is installed along a cove at the confluence of the Tsieme and Congo. A few dozen canoes are moored there. Mpila was, before French colonization, a téké village and a prosperous port of commerce. The last colonial leader of the village, Mbankwa, died in 1916 and was buried here. His grave, characterized by an opening to nourish the spirit of the deceased by offering, in agreement with batéké mortuary rites, is now forgotten. Close to the old shipyards.

Founded in 2016 by young Congolese, this travel agency specializes in ecotourism and offers exclusive safaris in the country's parks and reserves and those of the sub-region. Close to its customers, the agency takes the time to design a tailor-made program to meet their expectations and desires. Since 2024, the agency has been offering a complete package, from tour organization to accommodation and catering, with the creation of two new establishments, the Safari Guest House (3 air-conditioned rooms) and the Safari Fast-Food.

Created by Guy de Saint-Cyr, one of the world's greatest lava hunters, and managed by Tanguy, the Aventure et Volcans agency organizes tours on all continents focusing on active volcanoes and burning craters. Emotions and change of scenery guaranteed on the most beautiful volcanoes of the planet! In addition to the discovery of biodiversity and local populations, the different tours offered allow you to discover spectacular sites. The number of places being limited to each trip, be explosive to book your trip.

Ventilated, flat screens, sometimes noisy.

It's easy to connect to a variable that can cure if you are in the neighborhood. Possibility to connect your laptop.

Pointe-Noire, a city in the Republic of Congo, is home to the HELP Congo environmental information and education office. The aim of this association is to protect primates, particularly chimpanzees, and their habitat. It works in partnership with HELP International, based in France, which provides logistical, financial and media support to HELP Congo. HELP Congo's actions focus on four main areas: the preservation of free-ranging primates, the creation of an ecological habitat for primates, environmental education and information, and eco-solidarity. Activities include taking in orphaned chimpanzees, reintroducing chimpanzees into their natural habitat, scientific studies on primate ecosystems, school visits, exhibitions and theme days. The environmental information and education office is open to the public and features a biodiversity library and a permanent photographic exhibition. To support HELP Congo, you can make donations, join the association or sponsor a primate.

Here's a serious travel agency you can trust with your eyes closed. It specializes in ticketing and concierge services for both individuals and businesses. Close to its customers, the agency is committed to offering personalized services tailored to their desires and needs, with agents available around the clock. With its extensive address book, it can book or privatize exceptional venues for unique, tailor-made experiences. An address we recommend.

Founded in 2003 by three enthusiasts of the desert landscapes of southern Africa, African Tselana has now become Tselana Travel and offers a wide range of destinations on all continents for travel away from the usual tourist circuits. Tselana Travel combines your desires (adventure, unusual, romantic, family, desert, honeymoon, diving, zen, safari ...) with its extensive knowledge of destinations to offer a custom trip incomparable placed under the sign of luxury and refinement.

A pioneer in ecotourism since 1996, this tour operator offers individual trips all over the world. These are immersion stays in nature and tradition preservation programs, helping to finance these local initiatives.

A small cafe on the first floor of a shop carrying out digital prints with a good connection. Some computers in good condition, air-conditioned room, very clean, separate workstation with wooden partitions, possibility to connect its own computer… damage that reception is so unpleasant.

Small cybercafé on the connection as fast as the IFC. Flat room, air conditioning.

Pleasant high-quality internet café with a well-ventilated ceiling with clocks, a black and white film airport, giving the wall the time of distant capital. The connection is rather stable on flat screens; There is even a coffee machine (soluble of course). However, there is no possibility of connecting its own equipment. The centre also makes fax, photocopying and travel agency.