
Camp Imbalanga
Hidden in the lush and towering trees, Imbalanga offers an immersive rainforest experience.
photo credit Irene Galera
Welcome to Camp Imbalanga
Set in the eastern sector of Odzala-Kokoua National Park, Camp Imbalanga is an eco-lodge that provides a unique and intimate experience for up to eight guests to explore the incredible habitats and wildlife. Its four en-suite bungalows with private verandas are concealed within the forest and surround an attractive and functional main area. The camp restaurant serves a range of meals and snacks, including delicious Congolese-inspired dishes. A fire deck set in and amongst the verdant plant-life is the perfect spot to enjoy a well-deserved sundowner while grey parrots and other birdlife go about their business.
This exceedingly private retreat is solar powered and includes all necessary comforts (and soon-to-be hot showers) and with its locally crafted furniture is an ode to the vibrant Congo culture.
Designed, built and fully operated by Odzala, profits from Imbalanga help support the national park’s conservation initiatives.
Experiences

photo credit Irene Galera
More about Camp Imbalanga
- 6 classic en-suite bungalows (option of twin or double beds) with private verandas.
- The electricity system, combining solar power and a backup generator, operates 24 hours a day.
- The camp has 3 rooms with bathrooms equipped with hot water (installation planned soon for the remaining 3 rooms), as well as flush toilets and showers.
- Main area includes a lounge, dining area, fire deck.
- No Wi-Fi or network – take the opportunity to disconnect and fully immerse in forest life.
How to Get There
A 9-hour drive from Brazzaville and a 2-hour drive from Ouesso. Located just 15 minutes from the park’s Eastern Gate. 4×4 recommended in wet season.
Eastern Gate coordinates: 0.768560°, 15.300812°

Reservations:
Reservations for residents of Congo (Brazzaville): camp.imbalanga@africanparks.org
Reservations for International and regional African guests: reservations@ukuri.travel
Rates
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