Cameroon Tours & Trips

Start at K Hotel in Douala before heading to Kribi's oceanfront bungalows at Les Gîtes de Kribi. Meals happen at Au Plaisir du Goût with its Atlantic views, and you'll ride a traditional pirogue to Lobé Waterfalls where the Lobé River literally drops into the ocean.

This 9-day trip covers Cameroon's royal heritage and coast, visiting Foumban's Sultan's Palace with its centuries-old Bamoun artifacts and the Museum of Civilizations in Dschang. Walk Limbe's black-sand beaches and see the 1999 lava flow from Mount Cameroon at Bakingili.

A 7-day cultural tour across 6 Cameroonian cities costs approx. $430 per day. The route includes the magnificent Sultan's Palace in Foumban, the Civilization Museum in Dschang, and the historic Bonanlyonga royal seat in Buea. Accommodations feature distinct properties like Hotel Zingana in Bafoussam and Marcsons Hotels in Limbe's coastal setting.

Tours here usually start at Douala's beaches and colonial buildings, then go up to the volcanic areas around Mount Cameroon and into the northern savannas where elephants and lions roam Waza National Park. You'll stay in comfortable city hotels in Yaoundé and basic lodges near Korup National Park.

Deep in Cameroon's 5,260 km² Dja Reserve, wildlife encounters include elephants, gorillas, and 320 bird species. Guests participate in Pygmy culture through traditional hunting, honey harvesting, and fireside dances. Accommodations alternate between canvas camps and local inns for around $2,000 total.

Scale Mount Cameroon's 4,100m summit on this approx. $330/day adventure combining serious trekking with cultural immersion. Active volcanic craters, camping at Man's Spring (2,300m), and Bamileke traditions await while visiting 6 diverse Cameroonian cities.

This 13-day southern Cameroon expedition leads from Yaoundé to Lobéké National Park's pristine rainforests. Visitors learn traditional forest skills from the Baka Pygmy community and join their spiritual Buma dances. Nights are spent at Raphia Hotel in Lomié and camping in untouched jungle, tracking gorillas and forest elephants.