Comoé National Park is the largest in Côte d'Ivoire and one of the largest in West Africa. It straddles the departments of Tehini and Doropo in the north, Bouna in the northeast, Nassian in the south and Dabakala in the southeast, as well as Kong in the west and northwest. With an area of 1,148,756 hectares, it is classified in 1983 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The access to this site is facilitated by a very dense road network and a river navigable by pirogue with tributaries which irrigate it.

The activities of the Park are legion, we could note among others:

Photos in the park
Stroll in dugout or speedboat
Climbing of mountains
Night safari
Pedestrian safari on the savannah and clear forest
Lobi dance (visit village) hunting people
Dozo dance
Choir
Picnic facilities in the park

Photo Credit: OIPR

How to get to the Park?

Several ground transportation companies shuttle between the towns that straddle the park and the Ivorian capitals. The airfields of Bouna, Kafolo, Ouango-fitini and Ferké allow access by private flights. The three entrances to the park are: the southern entrance at Kakpin (Nassian department), the eastern entrance at Bania (Bouna department) and the northwestern entrance at Kafolo (Kong department).