The main natural sites, national parks, and historical towns of Cameroon, combining protected wildlife areas, mountainous landscapes, and cultural locations. This selection includes natural waterfalls like Ekom and the Lobé, major national parks such as Waza and Campo Ma'an, cultural centers like Foumban, and national museums. Mount Cameroon, the highest point in West Africa, is situated near the beaches of Kribi and the Dja natural reserves. The cities of Yaoundé and Douala feature cultural institutions and monuments that reflect the country's history.
Littoral Region, Cameroon
These waterfalls, 80 meters high, are formed on the Nkam River, surrounded by the dense rainforest of western Cameroon.
South Region, Cameroon
A seaside resort bordered by fine sandy beaches on the Atlantic Ocean, with the Lobé waterfalls flowing directly into the sea.
Southwest Region, Cameroon
An active volcano rising to 4040 meters, covered with tropical forests at its lower levels and alpine meadows towards its summit.
South Region, Cameroon
A 264,000-hectare protected area featuring dense equatorial forest with gorillas, chimpanzees, elephants, and over 300 bird species.
West Region, Cameroon
Cultural center of the Bamoun people with its 17th-century royal palace, bronze workshops, and museum of traditional arts.
Yaoundé, Cameroon
An urban forest of 2.5 hectares with century-old trees located in central Yaoundé. Residents visit for walks along marked trails.
Far North Region, Cameroon
A 170,000-hectare reserve home to elephants, giraffes, lions, and antelopes in a Sahelian savanna landscape with temporary ponds.
South Region, Cameroon
A protected area of 526,000 hectares of rainforest, home to gorillas, chimpanzees, and forest elephants. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Southwest Region, Cameroon
An ancient rainforest covering 126,000 hectares, sheltering many rare species of monkeys, birds, and butterflies. More than 620 tree species have been recorded.
Center Region, Cameroon
A primate protection center spanning 1,044 hectares, hosting rescued gorillas, chimpanzees, and mandrills. The park offers guided observation trails.
North Region, Cameroon
A 180,000-hectare nature reserve traversed by the Bénoué River. The site hosts elephants, lions, hippopotamuses, and antelopes in a wooded savanna.
Yaoundé, Cameroon
A cultural institution showcasing collections of traditional objects, masks, sculptures, and musical instruments representing various regions of Cameroon.
South Region, Cameroon
A natural waterfall 30 meters high pouring directly into the Atlantic Ocean. The site also features a coastal forest and volcanic rocks.
Yaoundé, Cameroon
A commemorative building constructed in 1972 to celebrate the unification of Cameroon's Anglophone and Francophone parts. The monument stands 35 meters tall.
Douala, Cameroon
An institution tracing the port history of Douala with a collection of nautical objects, ship models, and documents on maritime trade.
Southwest Region, Cameroon
A 48-hectare natural space established in 1892 containing more than 2,000 species of tropical plants, trees, and medicinal herbs from Cameroon.
South Region, Cameroon
A documentary center presenting the traditions, tools, and lifestyle of the forest communities in southern Cameroon through objects and photos.
Douala, Cameroon
A contemporary art center founded in 1991, featuring temporary exhibitions of Cameroonian artists and organizing cultural events in the city.
North Region, Cameroon
A 220,000-hectare nature reserve where elephants, lions, giraffes, and numerous antelope species live in a Sudanese savanna.
East Region, Cameroon
A 238,255-hectare protected tropical forest area housing gorillas, chimpanzees, forest elephants, and over 200 bird species.
East Region, Cameroon
A dense rainforest covering 309,000 hectares with gorillas, elephants, and chimpanzees. The park contains rivers, waterfalls, and clearings.
South Region, Cameroon
A fishing port located on the Atlantic coast with several families who continue ancestral fishing techniques and sell their daily catches.
North Region, Cameroon
A 330,000-hectare reserve characterized by savanna vegetation. The park shelters elephants, lions, and antelopes.
Douala, Cameroon
A Catholic religious building constructed in the 1930s, located in central Douala. The cathedral regularly hosts services and religious ceremonies.
Yaoundé, Cameroon
A Catholic religious establishment built on a hill at 1000 meters altitude, including a church, monastic cells, and a garden with a view over Yaoundé.
Far North Region, Cameroon
A 1400-hectare natural reserve consisting of dense dry forest. The site protects plant species adapted to the Sahelian climate.
Limbe, Southwest Region, Cameroon
A rehabilitation center for primates and other wild animals. The site engages in conservation and environmental education efforts.
Yaoundé, Cameroon
A cultural institution showcasing collections of traditional Cameroonian art objects, ritual masks, and musical instruments from various regions of the country.
Douala, Cameroon
An outdoor commercial space where local horticulturists sell ornamental plants, cut flowers, and floral arrangements in central Douala.
East Region, Cameroon
A 2000 square-kilometer protected tropical forest area inhabited by gorillas, elephants, buffaloes, and numerous bird species.
Yaoundé, Cameroon
A cultural institution presenting collections of historical objects, traditional crafts, and artworks tracing the history of Cameroon's different ethnic groups.