Cameroon
Where Nature's Riches Unfold
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Lake Nyos
Cameroon is home to Lake Nyos, known for a rare and deadly phenomenon called a limnic eruption. In 1986, a sudden release of carbon dioxide from the lake suffocated over 1,700 people and thousands of livestock in nearby villages. This event, one of only two known limnic eruptions in history, has spurred ongoing scientific research into gas mitigation strategies to prevent future tragedies.
The Cross River Gorilla
Cameroon offers a unique blend of wildlife experiences, including the chance to encounter the elusive Cross River gorilla. With an estimated population of fewer than 300 individuals, this critically endangered species roams the dense forests of Cameroon's southwestern region. Trekking to observe these majestic primates in their natural habitat provides an unparalleled adventure for wildlife enthusiasts and contributes to conservation efforts aimed at protecting this iconic species.
- Explore the vibrant wildlife at Waza National Park, home to diverse species including elephants, lions, and giraffes.
- Immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of the Bamoun people with a visit to the scenic Royal Palace of Foumban.
- Embark on an adventure to climb Mount Cameroon, the highest peak in West Africa, offering breathtaking views from its summit.
- Relax on the stunning beaches of Kribi, known for their golden sands, turquoise waters, and fresh seafood.
- Discover the enchanting landscapes of the Ring Road, a scenic route winding through picturesque villages, waterfalls, and lush forests.
- Witness the mesmerizing spectacle of the Lobe Waterfalls, where the Lobe River cascades directly into the Atlantic Ocean near Kribi.
- Experience the thrill of traditional canoe safaris along the Wouri River, providing an opportunity to spot hippos, crocodiles, and exotic bird species.
- Delve into the rich history of Cameroon at the National Museum in Yaoundé, showcasing artifacts and exhibits spanning the country's cultural heritage.
- Indulge in the vibrant culinary scene of Cameroon, savoring local delicacies such as Ndolé (bitterleaf stew) and Poulet DG (chicken in plantain sauce).
- Engage in ecotourism activities in the Dja Faunal Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site teeming with rare wildlife, including forest elephants and western lowland gorillas.
Country Information
- Yaoundé
- GMT +1
- CFA Franc
- Christianity
- 26 Million
- French, English
- Yaoundé
- The far northern tip of Cameroon has a warm steppe climate, becoming a warm desert climate at Lake Chad. The vast majority of Cameroon however has to deal with the three different tropical climates. Part of the country is one of the wettest areas of the continent of Africa. Large parts have a fairly constant temperature of around thirty degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit) during the day year-round and 20 to 24 degrees Celsius (68-75° F) at the end of the night.
Essence of Vietnam & Cambodia
Embark on a one-night river cruise through the Mekong Delta, meandering along canals and engaging with local communities. Experience the delta’s beauty before taking a speedboat to the lively city of Phnom Penh. Discover Angkor Wat by torchlight on a unique tuk-tuk ride, offering a rare and enchanting view of the ancient temples. In Saigon, immerse yourself in the local culture as you explore the city’s vibrant streets aboard a traditional tuk-tuk. This journey blends scenic river cruises, historical exploration, and authentic local travel, providing a rich and diverse experience of Southeast Asia’s wonders.
Essence of Vietnam & Cambodia
Embark on a one-night river cruise through the Mekong Delta, meandering along canals and engaging with local communities. Experience the delta’s beauty before taking a speedboat to the lively city of Phnom Penh. Discover Angkor Wat by torchlight on a unique tuk-tuk ride, offering a rare and enchanting view of the ancient temples. In Saigon, immerse yourself in the local culture as you explore the city’s vibrant streets aboard a traditional tuk-tuk. This journey blends scenic river cruises, historical exploration, and authentic local travel, providing a rich and diverse experience of Southeast Asia’s wonders.
Highlights of Cameroon
Embark on a 14-day journey through the captivating landscapes and diverse cultures of Cameroon. Starting in Yaoundé, you’ll explore the city and take a sleeper train to N’Gaoundéré. The adventure unfolds as you meet various tribes, including the Mboum, Duru, and Fulani, experiencing their unique traditions. Immerse yourself in the ancient ways of the Mbororo tribe, known for nomadic life and facial tattoos. Discover the enchanting Dja biodiversity reserve with the Ba’aka Pygmies. Explore Bamileke country, Foumban’s Bamoun sultanate, and Douala’s vibrant markets. Your journey concludes with visits to the Ekom-Nkam waterfalls and Penja pepper plantations. This immersive trip promises unforgettable encounters and cultural insights in the heart of Cameroon.
Trekking & Hiking in the Atlantika Mountains
Trekking, walking and discovery on the Atlantika mountains. Best place for Cameroon tourism, Rhumsiki is situated in an extraterrestrial landscape created by volcanic dykes. In the horizon, you will discover the chain of Mandara Mountains: dreamlike vision. During these few days of trekking, discovery of the Koma tribes- from village to village and mountain to mountain (between 1400 and 1700 m) through enchanting landscapes; discovering lifestyles, beliefs and traditions and ancestral practices of these people. This is a great moment in the discovery of the culture of north Cameroon!
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Top Places to Visit
Hamburg
With its maritime charm, Hamburg is for sure one of the most beautiful cities in Germany and calls itself, as a port city, rightly "Gateway to the World”.
Frankfurt am Main
Definitely a city of contrasts, where tradition and the modern are nestled side by side in colourful harmony. Little wonder that Frankfurt is called “Mainhattan” with its skyscrapers of all shapes and sizes.
Berlin
The 20th century began and ended in Berlin. The German capital knows how to look backward and forward at once, how to remember and how to renew. Shaking off its heavy past, today Berlin is fast-changing, lively, and fun.
Cologne
A city that is truly addictive. Anyone who has ever lived in the cathedral city never wants to leave again. It is the unique feeling, the result of a cheerful way of life and Mediterranean flair that captivates everyone.
Dresden
The city is is the capital city of the "Free State of Saxony", situated in a valley on the River Elbe. Before and since the German reunification Dresden was and is a cultural and economic centre of Germany.
Ruedesheim
place that is known worldwide as the small wine town with the big name. Medieval grandeur in close proximity with half-timbered romanticism attract wine lovers from all over the world every year. The famous Drosselgasse has an international reputation.
