Sangha Lodge

Situated on the banks of the Sangha River in the Dzanga-Sangha special reserve,  Sangha lodge is the ideal tranquil spot from which to set off on activities within the Dzanga-Sangha National Park, and the perfect most relaxing spot to return to after a long day in the field.
We organise visits into the National Park which offers Gorilla Tracking of one of the only 2 groups of habituated Western Lowland Gorillas in the world, visiting the world renowned Dzanga Bai with it great spectacle of Forest Elephants, net hunting with the Ba’aka People, or just plain relaxing in the quiet of the forest at the lodge.

Sangha forest lodge was originally built in 1993 as a base for trophy hunters hunting the elusive Bongo. The site has now been taken over for use in more conventional and eco-friendly tourism.

Rod Cassidy a long-time conservationist and guide in the area now runs this camp for the sole purpose of sustainable tourism.
Current plans are to develop several areas of sustainable tourism, as yet untried in Central Africa, with the focus on community involvement and development. It is hoped that this lodge will become a model for sustainable tourism in Central Africa.