Sette Cama Eco Camp lies in a coastal forest clearing at the southern reaches of Loango National Park, Gabon.
A short track from camp leads to Sette Cama’s remote, uninhabited coastline where forest
elephants and sitatunga roam the beach.
Half an hour away by boat, the Ndogo Lagoon meets wild Atlantic Coast at one of the last remaining undisturbed estuary mouths in Africa.
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On the southern edge of Loango National Park, where Ndogo Lagoon’s estuary connects rainforest with un-inhabited coastline.
Accessible via charter flights from Libreville to Gamba, followed by a one hour boat transfer into camp.
Accommodation: Four Meru Tents raised on wooden decks, en-suite, air-conditioned.
Main Area: Dining room, lounge, bar, and deck surrounded by coastal forest.
Meals: Set-menu dining featuring fresh, locally caught fish
Communication: Intermittent cellular reception and WiFi. Satellite phone for emergencies.
Electricity: Generator-powered
Children: Recommended for adventurous families with walking-fit children 12 years & over only.
Group Size: 6–8 guests ideal
Rainforest Walks
Learn to speak rainforest while tracking un-habituated western lowland gorillas, chimpanzees, red river hogs, rare duikers and other primates.
Coastal Trails
Spot forest elephants, forest buffaloes & red river hogs on the coastline while searching out surfing hippos and sea turtles in the shallows.
Boat Explorations
Explore Ndogo Lagoon’s 50,000 hectares of mangroves, islands, and birdlife by boat.
Coastal Camp-Outs
Embark on a Point Milongo overnight to look for surfing hippos at dawn, hiking deeper into the park for an immersive forest experience.
Kayaking
Discover the calls of the rainforest from the water, whether distant primates or resident birdlife.
Nocturnal Boat Cruises
Meet the night time residents of Sette Cama, from water chevrotain to Pel’s fishing owls and dwarf crocodiles.
Wildlife Monitoring
Uncover the secrets of Gabon’s rainforest through camera-trapping and contribute to scientific efforts to document Sette Cama’s biodiversity and wildlife.
Turtle Monitoring (Nov - Mar)
Scout for nesting activity along the shoreline, assist with nest relocation and monitor hatchlings at our sea turtle nursery.
Ethnobotanical Excursions
Learn about Gabon’s rich plant life and human history.
Birding
Over 395 recorded species, including specials such as Vermiculated fishing owl, white-crested tiger heron, Loango weaver, rosy bee eater & African river martin
Sundowners
Enjoy evening campfires on the beach, or wait by Ndogo Lagoon’s islands as hundreds of black casqued hornbills & African grey parrots roost at sunset.
