A Pristine Country, Away from Mass Tourism
Towards the Congolese and Cameroonian borders, only the Ngotto forest and the Dzanga-Sangha reserve have lodges and trained guides, not to mention the luxurious hunting camps in the northern region. The country's isolation, which has helped preserve its incredible natural wealth, also contributes to limiting the number of tourists. Only a few hundred venture each year to discover the gorillas and numerous waterfalls. Consequently, tourist infrastructures, especially hotels, are almost non-existent outside Bangui.
There is no real predefined or marked route, gathering some information is a challenge, no tourist site is sustainably maintained, and scams are numerous. But adventurers, equipped with good resourcefulness and patience beyond measure, will be fully satisfied.