What to see, what to do Congo Brazzaville?

The 10 good reasons to go Congo Brazzaville

Stunning encounters

North of Brazzaville, the Lésio Louna reserve is a sanctuary for gorillas.

Captivating capitals

From Brazzaville to Pointe-Noire, the country's cities offer a gentle atmosphere.

Moving bridges

From September to February, sea turtles make their home on coastal beaches.

Majestic ballets

In the dry season, whales put on grandiose shows off Pointe-Noire.

Rich biodiversity

From Odzala Park to the reserves, the Congo is home to exceptional flora and fauna.

A vast hydrographic network

From the Congo River to the many rivers, the country can be explored by pirogue.

Amazing safaris

Elephants, buffaloes, antelopes and hippos - get ready to be amazed!

Incredible birdlife

With over 700 species of birds, the country is a birdwatcher's paradise.

An explosion of cultures

Home to a myriad of ethnic groups, the Congo is a veritable cultural mosaic!



Colorful fashion shows

In the dry season, Avenue Matsoua is the scene of elegant parades of sappers showing off.

What to visit Congo Brazzaville?

Good to know to visit Congo Brazzaville

Timetable Timetable

As far as the administration is concerned, even if on paper they are open for a few hours in the afternoon, in reality, it's better to undertake your important formalities in the morning. Nowadays, most businesses work all day, either in continuous shifts ending around 2pm, or with a long break between 12pm and 3pm. Most shops close between 6 and 7 p.m., although many small street stalls close much later. As for restaurants, many of them offer continuous service, sometimes as early as 8am and often well into the night.

To be booked To be booked

If you wish to visit the national parks and reserves, it is essential to organize your stay in advance with the relevant organizations.

Main events Main events

Numerous festivals are held throughout the year, especially in the capital. As the country is home to many different ethnic groups, many festivities, such as initiation rites, take place in towns and villages. Most of the time, they are not scheduled in the calendar and are improvised according to life's events (marriage, death, puberty...).

Guided tours Guided tours

There are a number of incoming agencies based in Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire, most of which are listed in our guide.

Smokers Smokers

Smoking is not allowed inside bars, restaurants and hotels, but you can enjoy a cigarette on the terrace.

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