Travel Guide Parc National Du W

World Heritage, West Africa's first cross-border park, between Benin, Burkina Faso and Niger, represents a unique biodiversity sanctuary in the world. It is traversed by the River Niger, which creuse its bed in rock faults forming a W to develop into flood zones. Some remarkable initiatives allow you to stay comfortably in this wild nest. Only 2 hours drive from the capital city of Niger, this 10 302 km 2 park offers an authentic experience of West African savanna and Culture. Many species have elected home: 70 species of mammals (African elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, cheetah, hippotrague, damalisque, bubal, cob cob, Cynomolgus cob, cob cob, ouribi, ouribi, red front gazelle, céphalophes, guib harnaché, baboon, patas, grande, grande, vervet, vervet, grande,…, vervet, jackal, grande…' Abyssinia, marabout, roll-rollers, Abyssinia roller, dwarf @, parrot, vulture, huppe, networking…), 484 plant species, 112 species of fish and reptiles (Nile crocodile, python Sabkha, heurtante dung, Nile varan, turtles).