Check-Ins

Wir haben hier eine Nacht verbracht, um am nächsten Morgen die Mission zu besuchen. Am Abend war der Verkehr noch sehr viel und laut, in der Nacht dann aber sehr ruhig. Morgens ab 5.45 Uhr kommen die Leute zur Arbeit. Interessante Mission. Aktueller Preis 25.000 PYG. Dafür können dann aber auch noch 2 weitere Missionen mit dem Ticket besucht werden.

Der Preis liegt weiterhin bei 25.000 PYG. Am Anfang kann man sich ein Video anschauen. Auch englisch und deutsch sind verfügbar.
Sehenswerte Mission. Das Ticket gilt noch für 2 weitere Missionen.

Great spot. Spent 3 nights here. On the first day, a few locals stopped by for the day. The rest we had the place for us alone.

Small caravan on the D707, lovely spot to stop for a cold drink or warm coffee. They also create special biscuits with beautiful painting on it.

It’s a pretty farm with cattles, sheeps and horses, surrounded by the mountains.

The local farmers own the place and are very welcoming!

Nice campground with good electricity and water. Close by the downtown where is perfect to eat, buy wines and artesanatos. We paid ARS 8.000 for 2 people and the motorhome.

This place is a treat. A newer building, super clean, and air conditioning! Good wifi, TV works..
They gave us a deal at 125 for a big room with 2 queen beds for 2 people, with air con, including a super basic breakfast.
The cochera (not part ofnthe hotel!) 100meters down the road is expensive now 10 per 12 hours! But I feel like that might be a gringo price and like they were making changes to the price based on our fancy truck .. so find elsewhere to park if you need parking. It has no height limit and is secure but the owners are sketchy. If you can't make sure you establish pricing for the whole time you are there including the morning you leave as they'll try to tack on another day if it isn't agreed.
Highly reccomend the hotel though!

10$ + Tax (10.49$)
it's allowed to share a shower

Asked supervisor about staying, they said they weren't sure and that they wouldn't be responsible for any thefts, ect. but we stayed for the night anyway. It was fairly noisy throughout the night but we survived.

hello this is a hostel, you can sleep here, it's really cheaper and comfortable.The guys here are really nice
it's about 20 USD at night
we were 3 people and paid 30 per night

Great workshop. Friendly and competent staff. Solved our problems by ordering parts from Lima and ensuring that they were there by next morning so we didn't have to overstay too long in Huaraz. Very reasonable prices.

quiet and secluded. had to rebuild the fire pit but was clean. the road in was really rough. I wouldn't recommend a low-lying vehicle.

35 sols in a double room, still good in 2024. Clean. My bike felt secure in the courtyard as it is out of sight. The main doors are not locked but one of the owners is almost always there at the entrance.

Great place to stay a night, with clear policy and signage. About 8 or so rigs of all types and sizes staying here on a Saturday night in April, but plenty of space for everyone.

Washboard road but easy enough to navigate to several pull offs. Some with fire rings. Saw several rigs that appeared to be there for a length of time. OHVs ran on Saturday until about 9pm. Felt safe.

We have spent a night here because it was getting late. Actually very quiet until around 5:30am when the trucks started to leave. Lots of truckers spend the night here and some locals came to us and told us it's safe. So we can recommend this place for the night.
They locked the toilets during the night.

Stayed here in a van next to another van and a small rv. Quiet, well lit, and safe.

We staid this night. nobody comes. good night quiet

as to Lemon récréative not far. have Seen somebody who wad overnight here. you have ti pay thé day. no camping. you can try.

Slept here two nights without problems. Quiet in the night and the best place if you want to visit Petra in the early morning. Not very busy during the day at the moment (because of the Israel-crisis)…

Great stay in a small gravel lot on the right hand side of the road just before the Muir Creek bridge. Walkway behind takes you to the beach in a few minutes where we saw eagles, river otters and seals. Lovely sunset there too. No signs to say no overnight camping. It’s a beautiful free spot so please keep this place clean for future use! Enjoy!

A great place to camp! It's not far from the road, but still secluded. We stayed here for one night and entered Etosha via the Galton Gate the next morning. Many cows and goats walked by during the day, but at night it was completely quiet.

Multiple units available here, located in Shower/Restroom buildings. $1.50 Wash & $1.50 dry. To my knowledge this is the only place to do laundry within a 50 mile radius of larger towns. *Also free hot showers in Laundry buildings as well. H20 & Sewer dump available as well. 🙏

Nice stop over place in rural setting. Flat spot on grassy ground, only one hot shower. We were the only guests on a weekend. Nice cafe and restaurant. Very welcoming owner.

A really nice option! I actually got a room for 150,000 GNF, you just need to ask for it as they'll start by suggesting the most expensive ones. Room was clean, big, had a fan and a mosquito net, 24h electricity - luxury on Guinean standards...

Breakfast was good (bread, spreads, omelette) but cost me 30,000, probably because I had a cheaper room.

Only downside was that they clearly could not be bothered to cook dinner for one person, so they kept sending me to nearby places...

Staff was also super kind and welcoming. A good spot !

If you want to go see a beautiful traditional liana bridge, then this is it! It "belongs" to the village of Konipara, so you will have to go through the village first and pay them 100,000 GNF. This is their price, their craft, if you're not willing to pay simply don't show up. For that price you will be allowed to see and walk on the bridge (it's solid!) and take pictures if you wish.

I went with Santos from Nzerekoré. He is a super nice guy who's from Konipara and his uncle is one of the men who look after the bridge, rebuilding it regularly (but all their techniques and extremely well kept secrets). I negotiated to go with him on his bike and back to Nzerekoré for 100,000 GNF total. In the end he'd been so nice and helpful that I added 20,000 :)

However Santos is not a guide per se so he won't always be available, but give him a call and he'll be more than happy to see what he can do: +224 629 89 88 16. Even if you have your own vehicle I would still phone him up so he can call up the village and see if someone can show you the bridge. Be aware that only motorbikes can fit on the trail between the village and the bridge though.

Nous sommes arrivés de nuit et partis à 8h30. Pas de problème.
Jolie vue sur le lac mais très proche de la route.
Peu de trafic la nuit mais intense le matin.
Définitivement pas nôtre meilleur spot mais ça dépanne pour la nuit !

historical site where they welcome visitors to stay.
toilets and bucket showers, loads of vehicle space, tent space under trees.
camping 50000gf pp
rooms 350000gf in either the governors house or where works leaders have previously stayed.
very interesting tour of casa palabra and Miriam Makeba's house.
Barry 00 224 612 20 10 10 WhatsApp
or Thierno 623 29 64 06

Still here today. We drove slowly and everything went well.

Nice bar at the beach (closed on Monday), dirt track to reach it is very busy at the weekend. 7500+ for a meal and 1500 small beer, they don't have vegetarian food on the menu but they made something special for my partner (5000cfa), also Nespresso coffee machine 1500. Waves too extreme to swim here, it's true the nice owner Sebastian allows you to sleep outside & use of toilets/ shower as a customer.

There is no carpark, you park on the dirt track with no privacy and many cars passing during the day, we stayed 2 nights and on the second we were woken up by a huge argument and fight in the street, police turned up to arrest a girl.

The bar is nice but I personally cannot recommend sleeping here due to my experience. It's difficult as there are not many places near Abidjan, traffic to get here is terrible. For a better option consider Drogba beach a bit further along the main road in Bassam

Easy border crossing, come here if you travel without CDP.

Leaving Ghana the customs guy took back our temporary import paper, then to another room for passport stamping. They take an unnecessarily long time to write down data like where did you come from where are you going & car details, profession. After all this they stamp us and we are free to leave.

Entering Ivory coast, parked on the road and walked up to the building, two different rooms for entering or exiting. Make yourself known and hand over the passports, they make you wait outside on the seats until they are ready for you. Very little English spoken, the guy inputs information in book like Mother/ Fathers name and your profession, then stamps the passport. I had a hotel address ready to tell them but they never asked. Outside there is a small hut to check yellow fever certificate.

After this we drive to customs to make the temporary import paper as we travel without CDP. One guy check inside the van and once he was satisfied sent us into the office to make the TIP. Simple enough, again very slow to input information but we got it in the end, the guy speaks only french and to my knowledge didn't ask for anything more.

On the road to Abengourou there are many police checks as well as 2 drug checks, one guy asking if I smoke crack or heroin, I just laughed at him. Some police checks sitting in the shade by the road blow their whistle just as I pass them, I didn't bother stopping and they never came after me.