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Join us on one of our next trips to Cameroon

Below you will find the next departures that we have scheduled to visit Cameroon.

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Cameroon

03 July - 12 July / From 2,600€

Ethnographic trip to Cameroon: traditional tribes of the dry north and the equatorial jungle

This ethnographic trip to Cameroon aims to get to know the traditional tribes of the north and east of the country. The trip will take place through the last virgin tropical forests in the country. We will meet Bantu tribes and the Baka people, who continue to live by hunting and gathering. The trip will continue through the Faro Valley, the territory of the Mbororo nomads, and the Vokre Mountains, the refuge of the last Dupa animists.

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Cameroon is often called "Africa in miniature" because of its diverse landscapes that represent the main climatic zones of the continent. Natural features like white sand beaches, mountainous areas, rainforests, savanna grasslands, and scattered deserts can be found in this Central African country. Cameroon is a veritable cultural paradise, home to powerful cultural festivals in the western highlands, nomadic Baka pygmies in the eastern jungles, and the last naked tribes in central western Africa in the north.

Unique cultural diversity

Cameroon is home to the greatest cultural diversity on the entire continent. We find more than 250 languages, and ethnic groups as mythical as the Baka pygmies and the Mbororo.

Sanaga's garden

Cameroon is a true natural garden. It has primary rainforest (home to various tribes), the fabulous delta of the Sanaga River, and a host of wild animal species, including great apes.

Great variety of vernacular architecture in coexistence with colonial architecture

Vernacular architecture is commonly known as the fundamental expression of the world's cultural diversity. Our aim is to highlight the outstanding universal value of the vernacular architectural heritage of different ethnic groups: Bamileke, Baka pygmies, Musgum and Kotoko among others.

Technical information about Cameroon

Download the Cameroon fact sheet to access detailed information about the visa, mandatory vaccinations, currency and payment methods available in the destination, weather, reservation policy and travel contracting and more. You just have to fill in the following fields and we will send you the file by email.

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    Cameroon Blog Posts

    Our Blog is a space for sharing experiences, knowledge and all kinds of content from our trips. Below you will find publications related to Cameroon so that you can discover more about the destination, the ethnic groups that live on their lands, their architecture, customs, ecosystems, etc.

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    The Dowayo people of Cameroon, worshipers of skulls

    About 18,000 members make up the unknown Dowayo or Namchi people of Cameroon, who live around the city of Poli in the northern region of the country. The English anthropologist Nigel Barley put them on the map by describing their rites and customs in the novel 'Innocent Anthropologist' (1983).

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    The Baka people of Cameroon, the inhabitants of the rainforest

    The Baka people (Aka is the term used to designate themselves) are a seminomadic ethnic group inhabiting the Central African rainforests. The Baka have a deep relationship with their environment. For the Baka people, the forest is living and communicates with them. The foundation of the Baka is to live in harmony with nature.

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    Nigeria - Cameroon

    The Komas; the lost tribe

    The Komas inhabit the Alantika Mountains, in Nigeria and Cameroon. They have been refugees in the mountains for centuries to escape Islamization and to preserve their traditions and religion. For this reason they have always been treated as an inferior ethnic group by the multiple ethnic groups that inhabit the plain.

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    The Dupa, the last highlanders of Cameroon

    The Dupa tribe inhabits the remote Vokre Mountains in northern Cameroon. These fertile lands allow them to live from subsistence agriculture that they combine with some livestock, hunting and gathering. The Dupa continue to make cloth from native cotton. Some men still wear the penile case and some women cover their private parts with acacia leaves.

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