About

Also known as Congo Brazzaville, this country hosts gorilla’s inside the wild jungle landscapes.

Last updated 4 Sept 2020 by Bas IdsingaEdit

Visa

Most nationalities need a visa for entering the Republic of Congo.

Source: Wikipedia.

Last updated 15 Mar 2021 by Bas IdsingaEdit

Where to get a visa for Congo, Republic (2)

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  1. Embassy1. Embassy for Congo, Republic in Gabon (Libreville)Congo, Republic, LibrevilleIt took me 2 days to get this visa. When I arrived in short pants, they send me away and told me I could only enter with long pants. Even though this happened… 1
  2. Embassy2. Embassy for Congo, Republic in Angola (Luanda)Congo, Republic, LuandaWe don't have experience with getting this visa. Please share yours if you have recent experience.

Border crossings (2)

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  1. Border crossing1. Cabinda (Angola) – Pointe-Noire (Congo, Republic)To AngolaBusy border. Crossed here to Angola with my evisa for Angola, paid 120 USD at the border, was all fine. I had to make many copies of several documents… 1
  2. Border crossing2. Nyanga (Congo, Republic) – Doussala (Gabon)To GabonRelatively quick and easy border crossing. On Congo side you have to show your passport three times, and on Gabon side you have to go to the next big village… 1

See and do (3)

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  1. See & do1. BrazzavilleSee & doVisit the impressive capital at the Congo river.
  2. See & do2. d’Odzale National ParkSee & doHere you can spot elephants and gorillas in between an amazing area.
  3. See & do3. Pointe-NoireSee & doEnjoy fresh seafood at the coastal city.

Sleeping

Staying with locals

Not very common, only big cities offer CS hosts.

(Formal) camping

A great way of meeting locals and sleeping in your own comfortable bed. Ask anyone in a village and they will search a spot for you.

Ho(s)tels

Most cities have accommodation. Room with fan should be around 10.000 CFA, with AC a bit more. Expect bucket showers.

Wild camping

Possible, but there are lots of people everywhere, so consider asking permission first.

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Safety

Generally safe to cycle, be cautious in big cities.

Last updated 4 Sept 2020 by Bas IdsingaEdit

Food and drink

Onroad: Omeltte+bread / Spaghetti (±1100CFA)  Local food: Rice, fufu Local drink: Palm wine

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