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Douala International Airport, Douala · Littoral
A pre-booked, one-way private car from Douala International Airport to any hotel or address in the city, with meet and greet in arrivals.
Yaoundé · Centre
Housed in the former French governor's palace, displaying royal artifacts, traditional instruments, and cultural relics from across Cameroon's 200+ ethnic groups.
Yaoundé Nsimalen International Airport, Yaoundé · Centre
A private, air-conditioned airport transfer run by a Cameroonian tour company, with pick-up at Yaoundé Nsimalen or Douala airport.
Douala International Airport, Douala · Littoral
Fixed-price private cars from Douala airport to any part of the city, booked online with a welcome-sign meet and greet.
Melong · Littoral
Experience the spectacular Ekom-Nkam Waterfalls, an 80-meter high natural wonder surrounded by lush rainforest scenery (famous as the filming location for the movie Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan).
Edéa · Littoral
Discover one of Cameroon's richest coastal rainforest ecosystems at the Douala-Edéa National Park.
Yaoundé Nsimalen International Airport, Yaoundé · Centre
Nsimalen airport sits about 23 km south of central Yaoundé. A pre-booked private car takes you door to door in around 40 minutes.
Douala · Littoral
An influential contemporary art center and urban laboratory supporting Central African artists, public art installations, and cultural exhibitions.
Douala International Airport, Douala · Littoral
Land in Douala and be driven straight to the capital in a private car, about four hours along the N3 highway.
Kribi · South
One of the world's few waterfalls that cascades directly into the Atlantic Ocean.
Douala International Airport, Douala · Littoral
Budget-friendly private transfer to central Douala with free flight monitoring and a van option for groups of up to eight.
Buea · South-West
Embark on an epic 10-day expedition to conquer Mount Cameroon (4,040m), West Africa's highest active volcano.
Yaoundé Nsimalen International Airport, Yaoundé · Centre
Good-value private car or van from Nsimalen airport to central Yaoundé, with free flight monitoring and free cancellation.
Buea · South-West
Africa's highest active volcano peaking at 4,040m.
Limbe · South-West
Founded in 1892, this lush historical botanical garden features rare tropical trees, medicinal plants, tranquil streams, and nature trails.
Manengouba · Littoral
An adventurous 2-day trekking excursion departing directly from Douala to the 2,411-meter high Mount Manengouba stratovolcano.
Garoua · North
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve home to hippos along the Bénoué River, lions, giant elands, baboons, and rich bird species.
Maroua · Far North
Dramatic volcanic plug landscapes featured in global travel documentaries, famous for traditional potters, crab sorcerers, and breathtaking sunsets.
Foumban · West
Built in 1917 by King Njoya, the Foumban Royal Palace is a iconic landmark showcasing rich Bamoun Kingdom heritage.
Yaoundé · Centre
Embark on an immersive nature escape from Yaoundé to explore Mefou National Park and the Ebogo Ecotourism Site.
Limbe · South-West
A rescue and rehabilitation sanctuary for gorillas, chimpanzees, drills and other threatened primates, set beside the Limbe Botanic Garden.
Mundemba · South-West
One of Africa's oldest rainforests, entered over a suspension bridge across the Mana River.
Campo · South
Coastal rainforest south of Kribi sheltering gorillas, mandrills, forest elephants and buffalo, with sea turtles nesting on nearby beaches.
Somalomo · East
A UNESCO World Heritage Site almost encircled by the Dja River: one of the largest protected rainforests in Africa, home to gorillas, chimpanzees and forest elephants.
Yokadouma · East
Remote Congo Basin park in the far south-east with forest clearings where western lowland gorillas and forest elephants gather.
Tcholliré · North
Savanna and woodland park in the North with elephants, giant elands, antelopes and wild dogs.
Waza · Far North
Famous Sahelian floodplain park known for elephants, giraffes, antelopes and huge bird flocks.
Garoua · North
Wild savanna park along the Faro River, home to one of Cameroon's largest hippo populations and a rich mix of antelopes and birds.
Yaoundé · Centre
City zoo supported by the Cameroon Wildlife Aid Fund, caring for primates and other animals rescued from the bushmeat trade.
Dizangué · Littoral
A lake system near Edéa protecting the endangered African manatee, with pirogue trips, birdlife and quiet island beaches.
Ebodjé · South
A fishing village south of Kribi where a community programme protects nesting sea turtles.
Kumba · South-West
A deep crater lake near Kumba, ringed by forest and known for fish found nowhere else on earth.
Limbe · South-West
Remains of an 18th–19th-century slave-trading port on the coast near Limbe, now a memorial site with guided visits through the forest to the old waterfront.
Yaoundé · Centre
A spiral monument in Yaoundé honouring the reunification of Cameroon, with sculptures and wide views over the capital.
Yaoundé · Centre
Modern basilica on the Mvolyé hill, built beside the site of the first Catholic mission in Yaoundé, decorated with striking African-inspired art.
Yaoundé · Centre
Ethnographic museum preserving royal and ritual objects donated by chiefdoms from across Cameroon.
Yaoundé · Centre
One of Yaoundé's biggest and busiest markets: fresh produce, spices, fabrics and everyday life in full colour.
Yaoundé · Centre
Government-run craft centre selling carvings, masks, bronze work and textiles.
Douala · Littoral
A modern museum telling the story of Douala's port, coastal peoples and seafaring history, close to the Wouri waterfront.
Bonanjo, Douala · Littoral
The Chinese-style palace built in 1905 for King Auguste Manga Ndumbe Bell, a landmark of Bonanjo and home to the Doual'art centre.
Bonadibong, Douala · Littoral
Douala's historic Catholic cathedral in Bonadibong, a calm stop on a walking tour of the old administrative quarter.
Deido, Douala · Littoral
A towering sculpture made of recycled metal at the Deido roundabout, one of Douala's best-known pieces of public art.
Bonanjo, Douala · Littoral
Colonial-era buildings, the Art Deco courthouse, Place du Gouvernement and the Pagode: Douala's historic quarter is best explored on foot.
Edéa · Littoral
An island on the lower Sanaga River where a local association protects chimpanzees.
Kribi · South
The German-era lighthouse on Kribi's headland, with sweeping views of the coastline and fishing pirogues below.
Kribi · South
A long, quiet sweep of sand south of Kribi lined with coconut palms, fishing villages and small beach restaurants.
Kribi · South
A sheltered bay north of Kribi with calm water, oyster farms and seafood shacks.
Limbe · South-West
Black volcanic sand beside the ocean below Mount Cameroon, a favourite weekend spot west of Limbe.
Limbe · South-West
Dramatic black-sand beach and lava flows from Mount Cameroon's eruptions, west of Limbe on the Idenau road.
Buea · South-West
Rolling tea plantations on the lower slopes of Mount Cameroon, with views across the Fako.
Buea · South-West
The former German colonial governor's residence, built when Buea was the capital of Kamerun, set in gardens below Mount Cameroon.
Dschang · West
A modern museum by Dschang's lake presenting the cultures of Cameroon's four great cultural areas through masks, textiles and royal objects.
Dschang · West
A green lake in the heart of the highland town of Dschang, ringed by walking paths and the town's climate centre.
Bandjoun · West
One of the best-known Bamiléké royal compounds, with a soaring thatched ceremonial house, carved pillars and a museum of royal art.
Bafut · North-West
The royal compound of the Fon of Bafut, a classic Grassfields palace with its sacred Achum shrine and a museum.
Oku · North-West
Cameroon's second-highest peak and its crater lake, inside the Kilum-Ijim montane forest, home to rare birds.
Bamenda · North-West
A crater lake in the Grassfields known worldwide for the 1986 gas disaster, now monitored with degassing pipes.
Nkongsamba · Littoral
A grassy volcanic caldera with a green "male" lake and a blue "female" lake, reached on foot or horseback from Bangem or Nkongsamba.
Ngaoundéré · Adamawa
The traditional palace of the Lamido of Ngaoundéré, built in the Sudano-Sahelian style with whitewashed walls and painted entrances.
Ngaoundéré · Adamawa
Waterfalls in a green valley of the Adamawa plateau, a scenic excursion from Ngaoundéré.
Maroua · Far North
Leatherwork, pottery and woven goods in the busy markets of Maroua.
Mbalmayo · Centre
Forest sanctuary south of Yaoundé caring for chimpanzees, gorillas and other primates rescued from the bushmeat trade.
Buea · South-West
Community-run organisation in Buea that arranges licensed guides and porters for Mount Cameroon treks, from day hikes to multi-day summit climbs.
Douala · Littoral
Cameroonian travel agency running one-day excursions and multi-day trips, including Ekom-Nkam Falls and the Douala-Edéa reserve.
Yaoundé · Littoral
Local operator offering day tours from Douala, Mount Manengouba treks and longer circuits across Cameroon.
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