Taï National Park- Travel Tips
What to See, How to Plan & Tours

Natural Scenery
Côte d'Ivoire
5 Reviews
Suggested Duration: 8 hours
Taï National Park in Côte d'Ivoire is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its pristine primary rainforest, offering a habitat to endangered species like pygmy hippos and chimpanzees, making it a unique biodiversity hotspot in West Africa.

Reviews of Taï National Park

  • reviews-avatar Best Photographer in Nigeria
    5
    Reviewed: 2024-06-19

    Beautiful and nice place

  • reviews-avatar Gabi morgan
    5
    Reviewed: 2023-01-09

    Yes cote d'Ivoire have many resources and good environment I really like there but am from Ghana thanks all my friends in there I will stay Abidjan anyway

  • reviews-avatar gnisso franck
    3
    Reviewed: 2020-08-22

    I hate this place because of the sun

  • reviews-avatar August Miller
    5
    Reviewed: 2019-05-15

    Dude, I'm doing a project about Cote D' Ivoire and this place looks so amazing!! I saw a picture from google and I was like oh my gosh, I wish I lived in an amazing place like that. (edited) I have also learned that it is one of the last primary rain forests in West Africa.

  • reviews-avatar Isabelle
    5
    Reviewed: 2019-04-19

    Amazing place, hard to find information about how to get there if you are not driving. There are 2 access points, one in the North accessible from Guiglo and one in the south from San Pedro. The south camp is where you can't access the mountain hike and chimpanzees. For the North, from Guiglo, there are woro-woros to Zagne (3-4h), where they stop and fill up again, before proceeding to Tai village - but this can be many hours later in the evening. Only other option is motorbike taxis, currently 10,000 CFA per bike from Zagne to Tai (1h30), and another 10,000 Guiglo to Zagne (1h-1h30). In Tai village is the ecotourism centre, who are fantastic and run the visits. You can contact them for arranging your stay and the prices. Going back from Tai to Guiglo, unless you leave in the morning, you need to take a moto the whole way. The park is really nice, the camp is very nicely done, with amazing food and comfortable tents with beds. The monkeys come very close. Check with the NGO about best access during rainy season. They have wellies to borrow, do take them!

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