Flights to Yaoundé usually take place in the afternoon and evening. After arrival, visa formalities. Transfer to the hotel and, after a short rest, an organisational meeting and dinner. B.L
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TOUR DESCRIPTION
We would like to invite you for an exceptional journey to Cameroon – one of the cultural highlights of West Africa, inhabited by over 250 ethnic groups. Cameroon is also one of the most interesting areas of Africa as regards biodiversity
During our trip, we will try to show you the most important natural and cultural heritage sites of this country. We will visit capitals of old kingdoms – Bagam, Bamum – we will learn their extraordinary history as well as local traditions and culture. For nature lovers, but surely also for others, an unforgettable experience will be the visit in the Lobèkè National Park where we will admire the flora and fauna of rainforests of the central part of the continent. This is one of last so rich tropical ecosystems, not only in Africa. We will meet there with lowland gorillas and forest elephants. We also will explore the culture of Pygmies whose lands are now part of the Lobèkè National Park. Finally, after the hardships of the journey, it is time to relax on Atlantic beaches.









Its highlights will be visits in villages and small towns with inhabitants of different nationalities, forming a real melting pot of people with different ethnic, religious and cultural backgrounds of Cameroon. Moreover, an exceptional attraction will be the stay in the Lobèkè National Park.It will be an extraordinary opportunity to learn about the fauna and flora of one of the most species-rich habitats in the world, which are the rainforests of Central Africa. In particular, we should have close encounters with forest elephants and lowland gorillas.
The tour will be an expedition to one of the regions of the world rarely visited by tourists. The tour has a nature of a tourist expedition and will be oriented on cultural, sightseeing and nature tourism. Because of the special nature of the visited places and of the expedition features, the travellers are required to be physically and mentally fit. Long car rides through the wilderness of Cameroon, often at more than +30°C, overnight stays in hotels and lodges with limited access to toilets and showers may be very tiresome and cause considerable discomfort. Hikes in the Lobèkè National Park are planned during the trip. The itinerary was designed to enable best possible viewing of the places away from mass tourism routes, while meeting basic safety standards and ensuring comfort to the travellers. You should bear in mind that Cameroon is a country of many cultures and traditions, having a special and unique character.

Itinerary
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DAY1: YAOUNDE
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DAY 2: Yaounde – Mefou – Ebogo - Ebolowa
After breakfast, we will drive to Mefou. We will visit the National Park and the centre for rehabilitation of primates, where we will see lowland gorillas and chimpanzees. We will also go for a short hike into the forest, during which we will admire the richness of th e Cameroon flora. In the afternoon, we will head off to Ebogo where we will have a cruise on the river in traditional boats and visit the place where one of the largest trees in the world grow. In the evening, we will drive to the town of Ebolowa for dinner and night rest. B. L..
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DAY 3: Ebolowa – Nkolandom - Yaounde
After breakfast, we will set off to visit the area around Nkolandom. We will visit a cave that was a place of worship for the local community, and a museum with a collection of masks and sculptures. There will be an opportunity to observe local fishermen at work and visit the local market. In the afternoon, drive to Yaoundé for dinner and night rest.B.L.
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DAY 4: Yaounde – Abongbang – Doume - Bertoua
After breakfast, we will start our whole-day trip towards the Lobèkè National Park (350 km). Gradually, the landscape will change and asphalt roads will give way to open terrain, muddy at places. En route we will stop for lunch and a short visit in the town of Abong Mbang. Our night rest and dinner are planned in Bertoua. B.L.
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DAY 5: Bertoua – Yokadouma – Mambele
After an early breakfast, we will set off to continue our journey to Mambèlè (450 km), where the management of the Lobèkè National Park is located. On this day, we will complete all formalities related to the stay in the National Park and we will visit the tourist information centre. We will go to a hotel in Mambèlè for dinner and accommodation. B.L.
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DAY 6: Lobeke National Park, day 1
The Lobèkè National Park is one of the most valuable natural areas of Cameroon and Central Africa. It gives shelter to numerous populations of western lowland gorillas, African forest elephants and forest buffaloes. Many of the bird, amphibian and reptile species present there have still not been described, not to mention invertebrates and other extraordinary flora of this area. First, we will go to meet mountain elephants. En route, we will get to know also other inhabitants of central African rainforests. Dinner and night rest at a tent lodge camp. B.L.
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DAY 7: Lobeke National Park, day two
After breakfast, we will go to one of small villages where we will learn about the life of Pygmies who still inhabit the forest parts of the National Park. Then, accompanied by the village inhabitants, we will go to the forest for a traditional hunt. We will also learn about medicinal plants and edible fruits. It will be an exceptional opportunity to have a close encounter with the disappearing Pygmy culture. Dinner and night rest at a tent lodge camp. B.L.
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DAY 8: Lobeke National Park, day trhree
In the early morning, we will set off for a hike in the search for family groups of Western lowland gorillas. In line with the regulations protecting this endangered primate species, observation is possible for only one hour. We will also see other, smaller, very interesting inhabitants of the central African forests. Dinner and night rest at a tent lodge camp. B.L.
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DAY 9: Lobeke National Park – Mambele
After breakfast, the last trip to the rainforest and close encounters with larger and smaller inhabitants of one of the species-richest habitats on our planet. In the afternoon, a drive to the town of Mambèlè. Dinner and night rest at the hotel in the town. B.L.
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DAY10: Membele – Yokadouma - Bertoua
A whole-day drive to the Cameroon capital. En route we will stop for lunch in a small town called Yokadouma. Dinner and night rest at a hotel in Bertoua. B.L.
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DAY 11: Bertoua – Yaounde
After breakfast, we will visit Bertoua with its local market and then will set off for Yaoundé – the capital of Cameroon. Dinner and night rest at the hotel. B.L.
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DAY 12: Yaounde – Bafoussam – Batoufam
After breakfast, we will start our drive to the west of Cameroon, where we will visit one of the most interesting places of this west African country from the cultural and historical point of view. We will visit palaces that belonged to local rulers back in the olden days and are now museums in Batoufam and Bandjoun. In the afternoon, a drive to Bafoussam for dinner and night rest at a hotel. B.L.
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DAY 13: Bafoussam – Foumban – Bana
After breakfast, we will drive to Foumban, that used to be the capital of the local sultanate. We will visit a local museum and a handicraft market. We will see traditional houses. In the afternoon, a drive to Bana for dinner and night rest. B.L
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DAY 14: Bana – Ekom Nkam Waterfall – Douala – Kribi
After breakfast, we will leave Bana and go near the town of Melong, where we will stop in front of one of the most beautiful waterfalls of West Africa: Ekom-Nkam (over 80 metres of height). Next we will set off for a short visit in the town of Douala. In the afternoon, we will drive to the vicinity of Kribi. We will spend two nights there, resting after the hardships of our expedition. B.L.
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DAY 15: Kribi – Lobe waterfall – Pygmy village
We will relax on the picturesque beach. An optional visit to the nearby Lobe Waterfall. It is an exceptional place where water falls directly into the ocean. Lunch at one of local restaurants whose specialty is fish and seafood. Return to the hotel. Dinner in the evening. B.L.
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Day 16 Kribi – Douala
Last swim in the ocean and relaxation on the beach. Depending on the departure time, transfer to Duala to the airport and flight to Europe. We will reach our final destination airport on the same or next day. B.L.
PRICE 13 days from£ 3990 P/P
What's included?

1. Airport transfers
We include arrival and departure transfers regardless of whether you book flights yourself, or we book them for you. If you’re booking them yourself, then please let us know the details so that we can arrange the transfers.
Please note though that if you arrive earlier than Day 1 of the tour, and leave after the final day, we may need to make an additional charge for an airport transfer.

2. Accommodation
Accommodation as listed in the dossier. The nature of the destinations that we operate may sometimes mean that we need to change hotels, but we’ll always endeavour to keep the same standards. Please be aware that as we operate in many countries where tourism is in its infancy, hotel standards may not be the same as you’re used to elsewhere.
Please note that the single supplement applies to hotel nights only, not on the trains.

3. Guides
In most cases, you will be accompanied by one guide from start to finish. However, there may be occasions when this is not practical, for example, if your trip covers a number of different countries. In these cases it often makes more sense to include different guides for each place, to take advantage of their specific knowledge of the destination.

4. Meals
As listed within the itinerary / dossier (B-Breakfast, L-Lunch, D-Dinner). These will vary from trip to trip – in some areas it makes sense to include all meals while in others there is a good choice of restaurants and we feel people might like to ‘do their own thing’ now and again.

5. Entrance fees
Entrance fees are listed for those sites that we mention within the itinerary. If there are any other sites that you’d like to see, these would be at your own expense.
What's not included?
1. Visas

We don’t arrange visas for our travellers, but if an invitation letter is necessary then we will arrange this for you. If you need any advice with visas then just give us a cal
2. International flights

Many of our travellers arrive from different destinations and so we don’t include international flights in the cost of our tours. If however, you would like us to book flights for you, then just give us a call and we’ll be happy to discuss your options.
3. Travel Insurance

If you need any assistance with this, then let us know – although we can’t arrange it ourselves we can point you in the direction of a reputable provider that can assist.
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