Comoé National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and Ivory Coast's Largest National Park
Explore its diverse savanna ecosystems and gallery forest geography.
Comoé National Park is a landmark protected area in West Africa, celebrated as the most biodiverse savanna on Earth. Situated across northeastern Ivory Coast, it encompasses a unique geographic gradient from Guinea savanna to Sudanian zones, supporting varied habitats from expansive savannas to dense gallery forests along the Comoé River. Its status as a national park highlights its critical role in wildlife conservation and its significant contribution to the understanding of transitional ecological landscapes.
- Area
- 11,500 km²
- Established
- 1983
- IUCN
- II
- Relief
- Lowland