All Kinshasa Tours & Excursions in 2026

When in Kinshasa, it is a must-see to stop at the Lola Ya Bonobo sanctuary, where you can hear all about endangered Bonobos and the environmental pressures they face, like poaching. Your professional guide will have all the information and will be able to answer all your questions on this approximately five-hour tour. Private transportation and entrance fees are included; lunch is not included.

Most of anthropologists and travel photographers have less explored the Democratic Republic of the Congo for lack of trustworthy guides offering the real local experience. This trip is tripled by three main experiences that are usually provided separately to travelers. The Tata Gonda land that remained a mystery for years, the authentic Pende of Gungu with their pierced cheeks and mask dances, and full immersion into the Kuba Kingdom, one of the most powerful African kingdom of all times. For instance, traditionally in Pende culture, for a month, hundreds of children remain in a boot camp together with their teachers (Nganga Mukanda) and the Grand Master (Kele). They will be circumcised there. During this trip, you'll learn how they go through this tough period of lockdown and how when following the initiation, all these young people—now grown-ups—will return to their proud homes—in the midst of a huge celebration featuring countless different masks.

Embark on a one-day adventure to Lesio Luna reserve, encountering male solitary gorillas with ABIO. Witness silverback and orphan gorilla groups up close, then enjoy an afternoon boat ride through Luna, spotting African wildlife and wild gorillas. Return to Brazzaville, filled with unforgettable wildlife encounters. Itinerary * 
Gorilla Trip * After breakfast, depart in the early morning; we will drive you from your residence to Lesio Luna reserve in the second site, calling ABIO for a male solitary gorilla encounter. * We will take you as close as possible without putting you in danger from the gorilla's presence. * After visiting all groups of silverback gorillas, including the orphan gorillas, we shall, or can depart. * After the visit to the gorillas and the beauty of nature, we will get ready to go back to Brazzaville.

Brazzaville, the capital of the Republic of Congo, is a vibrant city where African traditions and French colonial influences blend seamlessly. Located along the Congo River, it offers lively markets, traditional crafts, and bustling cafes that reflect the daily rhythm of Congolese life. Rich in history, the city features landmarks like the People’s Palace, DE BRAZZA Museum, Sacred Heart Cathedral, and Saint Anne Basilica, which showcase its colonial past and cultural heritage. The Congo River rapids add natural beauty, while the artistic Poto-Poto district highlights its creative spirit through art galleries and workshops, the local life with interaction with local people and tasting a local beer Brazzaville’s warmth, diversity, and energy make it a captivating African destination.