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Discover "Africa in Miniature"
Cameroon's Culture
Safari in Cameroon
Also known as “Africa in miniature”, Cameroon is perhaps not the tourist destination that jumps to your mind when you are planning a trip. But Cameroon is gifted with diverse socio-cultural, ethnographic, ecological, geographical and anthropological endowments, briefly, a little of everything you want to discover on the African continent. You will be captivated by the unique and impressive fauna and flora and also by the immense beauty of its landscapes.
Cameroon has a huge unique culture, illustrated by its traditional architecture, cuisine, festivals, folklore ceremonies, arts, crafts and social organization modeled on ancestral values. You will discover Cameroon in its cultural and traditional deep. You will visit the cultural capital of Cameroon with great Ecotouristic potential and you will observe sacred lakes, forests, caves, mountains, waterfalls and sacred places as well as powerful old traditional chiefdoms.
Cameroon is one of the last African wild treasures and has a breathtaking animal concentrate. Cameroon has 27 hunting areas covering a total of more than 4,551,990 ha, specially developed and more than 600 km of slopes open each year. You can see all the African fauna, lions, elephants, hyenas, buffaloes, giraffes, several primate species, warthogs and many other species. A memorable experience, full of adventure and unforgettable for many visitors.
Discover "Africa in Miniature"
Also known as “Africa in miniature”, Cameroon is perhaps not the tourist destination that jumps to your mind when you are planning a trip. But Cameroon is gifted with diverse socio-cultural, ethnographic, ecological, geographical and anthropological endowments, briefly, a little of everything you want to discover on the African continent. You will be captivated by the unique and impressive fauna and flora and also by the immense beauty of its landscapes.
Cameroon's Culture
Cameroon has a huge unique culture, illustrated by its traditional architecture, cuisine, festivals, folklore ceremonies, arts, crafts and social organization modeled on ancestral values. You will discover Cameroon in its cultural and traditional deep. You will visit the cultural capital of Cameroon with great Ecotouristic potential and you will observe sacred lakes, forests, caves, mountains, waterfalls and sacred places as well as powerful old traditional chiefdoms.
Safari in Cameroon
Cameroon is one of the last African wild treasures and has a breathtaking animal concentrate. Cameroon has 27 hunting areas covering a total of more than 4,551,990 ha, specially developed and more than 600 km of slopes open each year. You can see all the African fauna, lions, elephants, hyenas, buffaloes, giraffes, several primate species, warthogs and many other species. A memorable experience, full of adventure and unforgettable for many visitors.
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Tour: Ascension to Mount Cameroon
Duration: 04 days / 07 days
Start: Douala / Yaounde
End : Douala / Yaounde
Tour: Lobeke National Parc
Duration: 14 days
Start : Douala / Yaounde
End : Douala / Yaounde
Tour: Kindoms & Traditions
Duration: 09 days
Start: Yaoundé / Douala
End: Yaoundé / Douala
Tour: Ascension to Mount Cameroon
Length: 04 days / 07 days
Start: Douala / Yaounde
End : Douala / Yaounde
Tour: Lobeke National Parc
Duration: 14 days
Start : Douala / Yaounde
End : Douala / Yaounde
Tour: Kindoms & Traditions
Length: 09 days
Start: Yaoundé / Douala
End: Yaoundé / Douala
Sports Tourism in Cameroon
Seaside Tourism in Cameroon
Historical Tourism and Ecotourism
Several summits will allow you to escape to altitude. The Bamboutos Mountains (2,679 m) to the west, the Oku Mountains (3,011 m) to the northwest, the Atlantika Mountains (1,885 m) to the north, Rhumsiki (1,224 m) to the far north, the Manengouba Mountains (2,411 m) in the coast offer interesting hiking trails for lovers of unique experiences. The ascent of Mount Cameroon (4,100 m) will allow you to meet not only the challenge of the highest summit but also the most active volcano on the West African coast.
Cameroon has a coastline of more than 400 km consisting of beautiful black sand beaches (Limbe) and golden-gray sand (Kribi), a paradise for sun and diving enthusiasts. Many marinas (hotels foot in the water), wonderful beaches for swimming, sunbathing and relaxation will be waiting for you. You will be seduced by the beauty of the Lobe Falls, the only waterfall in the world that flows directly into the Atlantic Ocean.
Several sites will allow you to discover the deep Cameroonian history and ecotourism. Bimbia is a historic and an ecotourism site located on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, which still bears slave trade traces such as the buildings in which slaves were kept, padlocks, chains and many other utensils used by the slavers. You will then conquer the vast ecotourism heritage of the Mefou, Ebogo, and Nkolandom sites. Sites in which you will breathe the pure air of the tropical rainforest.
Sports Tourism in Cameroon
Several summits will allow you to escape to altitude. The Bamboutos Mountains (2,679 m) to the west, the Oku Mountains (3,011 m) to the northwest, the Atlantika Mountains (1,885 m) to the north, Rhumsiki (1,224 m) to the far north, the Manengouba Mountains (2,411 m) in the coast offer interesting hiking trails for lovers of unique experiences. The ascent of Mount Cameroon (4,100 m) will allow you to meet not only the challenge of the highest summit but also the most active volcano on the West African coast.
Seaside Tourism in Cameroon
Cameroon has a coastline of more than 400 km consisting of beautiful black sand beaches (Limbe) and golden-gray sand (Kribi), a paradise for sun and diving enthusiasts. Many marinas (hotels foot in the water), wonderful beaches for swimming, sunbathing and relaxation will be waiting for you. You will be seduced by the beauty of the Lobe Falls, the only waterfall in the world that flows directly into the Atlantic Ocean.
Historical Tourism and Ecotourism
Several sites will allow you to discover the deep Cameroonian history and ecotourism. Bimbia is a historic and an ecotourism site located on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, which still bears slave trade traces such as the buildings in which slaves were kept, padlocks, chains and many other utensils used by the slavers. You will then conquer the vast ecotourism heritage of the Mefou, Ebogo, and Nkolandom sites. Sites in which you will breathe the pure air of the tropical rainforest.
