The Niokolo-Koba National Park is a treasure still preserved from mass tourism. Created in 1954, the reserve is located 650 km east of Dakar, in the Tambacounda region.
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With nearly one million hectares of incredibly rich nature, Niokolo-Koba Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It presents a diversity of landscapes: gallery forests, large humid plains, humid plains, wooded savannah, rocky hills, steep shores, giant bamboo groves and dense forests as far as the eye can see.
At its heart flow several rivers, including the mythical Gambia River, offering this unique environment an abundance of life.
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The park is home to a remarkable diversity of wild animals, which are not used to mass safaris and therefore more wild than elsewhere. Approaching these animals provides a unique experience. You can observe lions, leopards, buffaloes, antelopes, antelopes, warthogs, baboons, hippopotamuses, crocodiles, and more than 300 species of birds.
Concrete commitment to the preservation and defense of Niokolo-Koba National Park.
Investment in economic and social activities in neighboring villages.
Raising awareness about waste management for better environmental protection.
Conservation of biodiversity and the great humid plains.
Support for guards to fight poaching and arson.
Safeguarding the last elephants and a project to reintroduce new individuals.
