Visit Central African Republic

Location: Landlocked country in Central Africa

Neighbours: Chad (North), Sudan (East), Congo Republic and Congo DRC (South), Cameroon (West)

Capital: Bangui

Population: 4.4 million people

Size: 622,941 sq km

Getting There

By Air: Bangui M’Poko (BGF) is the main airport and lies 7km southeast of the city.  Airlines to CAR include Benin Golf Air, Cameroon Airlines, Air France and Sudan Airways. Several other flight connections are also available from Cameroon, Benin and Gabon.
By Road
CAR can be accessed by border crossings from most of its neighbours. Road access is open from the Congo DRC, Chad and Cameroon. There are efficient all-season roads from Yaoundé (Cameroon) and N’Djaména (Chad). Foreign travellers, however, may experience difficulty obtaining permission to cross them.
By Water
The route by ferry along the Ubangi to Bangui from the Congo (Rep) or the Congo DRC is run by ACCF and SOCATRAF. This passenger ferry is popular though faces certain hindrances and frequent service break downs and on several occasions is disrupted by civil strife.

Getting Around

Airport and commercial taxis are available to the city (15 minutes for the airport). Bus service to the city meets all flights. Fares are affordable.

Wildlife Safaris

The central African Republic boasts some of the world’s most amazing wildlife. The dry season is the best time for 4WD wildlife safaris. The three most important Central African Republic parks are Manovo-Gounda St Floris (famed for its high concentration of hippos); Bamingui-Bangoran in the north; and Dzanga-Sangha National Park in the southwest. The game population of these national parks is impressive and it attracts a handful of lucky safari travellers that search for gorillas and elephants especially Dzanga-Sangha. There is also an opportunity to spot gorillas in Bayanga.

Weather

Countrywide temps are warmly punctuated with extreme humidity. High temperatures average between mid 80 and 90′s, especially in the northern parts. Low temps average in the high 60′s. The southern areas get excessively muddy and dominated by tropical rainforest. The rainy season come in April through October, and in the south rigorous flooding occurs. The north is much drier, with scanty rainfall of about 30 inches.

Places of Interest

• Enjoy the magnificent Boali Waterfalls, near the charming and picturesque village of Boali. The nearby hydroelectric power plant can also is also a popular tourist.
• A tour to the ancient megaliths of Bouar can be a rewarding trip.
• Do not miss visiting the Pygmies at Mongoumba
• On your Bangui city tour, visit the lively Central Market (renowned for its malachite necklaces), the Boganda Museum, the Arts and Crafts School, the cathedral and the Saint Paul Mission, whose small brick church overlooks the river, and the Hausa quarter.
• Venture to the astonishing Kembe Falls on the River Kotto in Bangassou near the Ubangi River on the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Travel Warnings

HIV/AIDS is still spreading, and the country is seriously afflicted by destabilizing financial and social problems. Because it’s remotely landlocked, there is a shortage of fast air access. This makes CAR an expensive destination to reach. We recommend that you have well in advance travel arrangements with established travel agents in the country.

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