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The national park that attracts the most attention here and tends to be top of many traveller’s lists is the south-western Dzanga-Sangha national park. This largely undeveloped park is home to a mind-boggling 600 species of butterflies, forest elephants and gorillas. The best time to see butterflies is on a sunny morning, as the heat of the sun wakes them up and causes them to flutter out into its bright rays. If you visit on a cloudy day, there’s a high chance that you’ll miss out on spectacular views of these tiny, flying creatures. In future, it is hoped that visitors will be able to trek out to the epic Boali Falls, which will leave you speechless with its 250 metre width and 50 metre drop. If you coincide your visit there to take place on a Sunday you will be able to bear witness to the opening of the hydroelectric dam gates. It’s vital to remember that you mustn’t swim in the crocodile-infested water of the lake that lies beneath it however.

If you want to learn more about ancient civilisations in this wonderful country, slot a trip to the town of Bouar into your itinerary. Hoping to be named as a UNESCO World Heritage site one day, this area boasts around 70 collections of megalithic stones of unequal sizes. They’re not dissimilar to Stonehenge in England, and in much the same way we don’t have any idea how or why they were placed there.

Along the Ubangi River you can find Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic. Strong French influences remain in this small but perfectly formed city, including the Arc de Triomphe monument and the Boganda National Museum where you can investigate more about this special place and see examples of locally made pottery, masks and hunting weapons. An exhibition that explains more about the life of the Baka pygmies is very insightful and will teach you all you need to know about the native people who have lived off the land for a long time. The indigenous Baka people also work closely with coffee producers in the region, and if you’re interested in getting an up-close and personal experience then we recommend organising a coffee plantation tour, where you can meet them and observe their low, hand built huts, daily rituals and routines.

To see how people have lived by the side of the river for hundreds of years, you’re advised to take a traditional canoe out to the shores of River Ubangi. There you can find Zinga town, which has a number of stunning wooden houses built with wooden materials. As you can only reach this place by water, it is perfectly remote and isolated and a fantastic place to experience the true Central African Republic.

Once threatened by poaching activities, the Manovo-Gounda St. Floris national park is a declared UNESCO world heritage site and offers an array of species including black rhinos and elephants. It’s a massive park and you’ll be rewarded by great views and unforgettable wildlife experiences. Another park that attracts a high volume of visitors is Bamingui-Bangoran National Park. Endangered wild African dogs are prevalent here so book in advance to make sure that you don’t miss out on this wonderful corner of the earth. Your information is always safe with us as we prioritise data protection when processing your Health Declaration, and our high quality software will never jeopardize your personal details. Apply for the Central African Republic Health Declaration in three steps. The first involves filling in the Declaration form on the website. Once you’ve confirmed that your email address and other answers are correctly entered, move on to the payment page. You can pay for the processing of your Health Declaration using a credit or debit card. If you don’t have a bank card we can accommodate you anyway as we are also one of the few travel document agencies that accepts Paypal too so you really have no excuse not to apply with our help. Once you’ve paid the processing fee, you should submit the Central African Republic Health Declaration to us for an expert review. If we’re satisfied that everything is in order then you just need to sit back and wait for your vital holiday documentation to arrive in your email inbox. Don’t forget to check your junk mail if it hasn’t arrived in the time frame you expected it as we always work hard to deliver for our clients. Let iVisa.com lead you to a smooth arrival and wonderful vacation in the Central African Republic today.

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