Hidden in the depths of Gabon, Minkébé is in the heart of the tropical rainforest of Africa. Its forest is part of the second largest remaining forest block in the world. A wild and intact flora is intimately mixed with centuries-old trees. The forest is crossed by four large rivers, offering the possibility of discovery by canoe. The granite mountains of Minkébé, with spectacular domes called inselbergs, formed two billion years ago. Today, this landscape remains barely touched by humans. The largest trees, hundreds of years old, are more than 50 meters tall. Some are crowned with a wild garden of orchids and ferns or are intertwined with huge old vines, also centuries old. It gives the impression of an ancient site which has remained intact. Tourism in such wilderness is sometimes a mystical experience. This region is one of the last wild borders of the planet, with a tropical forest filled with life. Minkébé offers unique tourist opportunities that will benefit and protect the region. https://www.instagram.com/p/B7Bpk_Gh2_v/?igshid=p2lum8ahgc2c