Brazzaville City and Tank Graveyard Tour

This image shows a view of the Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza Memorial in Brazzaville, Congo, with a statue in front of a domed building and green grounds.

Two people are in a small boat on a river, with the skyline of Brazzaville in the background.

A tall, golden-framed mirror, shattered with colorful African masks attached, stands against a stone background, reflecting a person holding it.

The interior of a church is adorned with colorful banners, strung across the vaulted, brick-lined ceiling, creating a festive atmosphere above rows of empty wooden pews.

A group of people are sitting and standing by a road at night, some studying, illuminated by street lights.

This image showcases a cityscape of Brazzaville, featuring a church, roundabout with traffic, and a tall cylindrical structure in the background.

A silver Toyota pickup truck is parked on a dirt road with three men interacting around the vehicle. One man is sitting on top of the car.

This image shows a detailed, ornate door or wall panel with religious scenes depicted in relief, featuring biblical figures and narratives within square or rectangular frames.

An elephant sculpture made of recycled cans stands next to piles of cans in a dirt lot in Brazzaville.

A creative sculpture crafted from recycled aluminum cans stands in a yard near a building, showcasing an artistic take on recycling.

A wide, muddy river surges under a cloudy sky, with distant land visible on the horizon.

Fried termites served on green banana leaves are displayed on a table.

This image shows piles of Mopani worms (caterpillars) arranged on a dark, possibly plastic surface, likely for sale or processing.

A pile of dark, textured caterpillars rests on a bright green leaf held in a person's hand.

A bustling African marketplace scene showcasing a variety of goods, with a large display of fish in the foreground, vendors, and shoppers.

A hut with a thatched roof is nestled behind a row of palm trees in a tropical environment.

A muddy river flows between lush green trees under a sky with scattered clouds.

A piece of grilled meat, raw on one side, sits on a fork against a blurry background of a green wall and other objects.

A plate of stewed meat, possibly oxtail, with a rich dark sauce and garnished with herbs and vegetables.

A road stretches towards the horizon under a blue sky with scattered clouds, flanked by green vegetation and hills, capturing a scenic drive.

A truck filled with people and goods is stopped on a road in Africa, with other people standing near it and a small building in the background.

A man with glasses drinks from a large jar outdoors, likely on a tour.

A long, straight asphalt road cuts through a lush, tropical landscape, flanked by tall grasses and towering trees, with a lone palm tree standing prominently along the roadside.

Hazy sunset over a lush, green landscape, potentially taken from a moving vehicle, creating a blurred foreground.

à partir de 499,00 $US

Durée: 1 jour (environ)
Code produit: braz-sbb-1-en

Excursion d'une journée à Brazzaville : ville, fleuve, vue sur les deux capitales, culture et histoire

Visitez la ville de Brazzaville et ses célèbres sites et monuments, naviguez et admirez le fleuve Congo et Kinshasa de l'autre côté. Sortez de la ville en voiture pour découvrir des lieux chargés d'histoire et des quartiers artistiques.

C'est le meilleur de Brazzaville réuni en une journée !

Veuillez venir à plusieurs pour réduire le coût. C'est l'endroit le plus cher de la planète, avec la RDC et l'Angola, et nous n'accordons pas de réductions. Cependant, si vous préférez utiliser les taxis publics plutôt qu'une voiture de location pour certaines parties du circuit, vous pouvez économiser environ 50 % du prix.

*Les visites peuvent également être programmées à votre guise, à n'importe quel jour, heure et lieu de prise en charge de votre choix à Brazzaville.

Apprenez à mieux connaître la ville de Brazzaville en visitant les monuments de la ville - la célèbre tour Nabemba (visible uniquement de l'extérieur du bâtiment), la basilique Sainte-Anne, le mémorial Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza, les sites culturels et historiques, etc.

Cette visite vous fera également découvrir le côté culturel de l'art et de l'artisanat locaux et vous permettra de voir des artistes à l'œuvre sur le marché de l'art et de l'artisanat.

Admirez la beauté et la puissance du fleuve Congo depuis l'un de ses magnifiques rapides, le plus profond et le deuxième plus grand du monde. Embarquez pour une pirogue traditionnelle à moteur et laissez-vous porter par le courant du fleuve Congo.

Le soir, nous pouvons vous déposer au Mami Wata, le meilleur restaurant au bord de la rivière de la ville avec vue sur Kinshasa, la capitale de la République démocratique du Congo, de l'autre côté de la rivière.

Brazzaville et Kinshasa sont les 2 seules capitales au monde qui font face à une autre capitale.

Vous pourrez savourer une variété de cuisines occidentales et locales au bord du fleuve Congo ! Vous pouvez également terminer votre visite en vous déposant à votre hôtel ou à l'endroit de votre choix dans le centre-ville de Brazzaville.

* Toutes les excursions comprennent le chauffeur, un véhicule climatisé tout confort, les entrées au parc et les visites touristiques. Pour toute demande spéciale, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter. Les prix sont par personne.

** Ce prix n'inclut ni la nourriture ni les boissons. Veuillez apporter votre propre eau ; notre chauffeur pourra vous emmener au restaurant ou au café.

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“Tele Expedition - What a corker!I'd seen lac Tele on the map and decided it was something worth walking to. It's in the middle of no where, lac Tele national park is famous for having the highest density of gorillas in the Congo basin and the swampy terrain necessary to get to the lake sounded like a true challenge.I later found Congo Travel and Tours were running trips to Lac Tele and got in touch. Chris, the director, immediately got back to me with all transport and logistic details I needed. I was in Brazzaville at the time and he set me up with his lead guide, Omar Badji.Having travelled from the U.K. to Congo-Brazza by motorbike I had some understanding of organisational difficulties in Africa, however I couldn't have done Lac Tele without Chris and Badjie. They know all the major players in the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and, importantly, Boha village. Boha, with its central chieftain, melee of influential families and seeming autonomy was one of the highlights of my trip. However gaining permission to visit the Lac from the chieftain ("The Notable") and appeasing the different families is not a joke. Chris and Badjie ensured that I had everything I needed to ensure things ran smoothly. My WCS guide (Sylvester Ebethas, a native from Boha) also acted as an effective mediator.The trek is every rainforest explorers dream - there is a 50km 'piste' from Boha to the Lac. It takes you through ancient untouched forests and a bugger of a swamp. WIldlife seems to gravitate to the lac, so if you've spent the entire trek staring at the ground to avoid the roots or searching for the lead porter, you're in for a treat when you arrive. Crocs, chimpanzees, gorillas, (and supposedly bonobo's) all live by the lac's banks which you can explore by foot or canoe.So a big thanks to Congo Travel and Tours who were accomodating to my needs and made thhe expedition possible! Cheers"

- Alex P, UK, Motorcycle Trip across the entirety of Africa and Lake Tele Abyssal Zone Wilderness Expedition

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à partir de 499,00 $US

Excursion d'une journée à Brazzaville : ville, fleuve, vue sur les deux capitales, culture et histoire

Réserver en deux étapes faciles

Avis

- Alex P, UK, Motorcycle Trip across the entirety of Africa and Lake Tele Abyssal Zone Wilderness Expedition

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