Arrival at Yaoundé International airport; received by Global Bush representative, transfer to hotel Merina for dinner and overnight.

Day 02: Yaoundé - Mefou National Park - Yaoundé

Early morning after breakfast, visit the zoo at Mvog-betsi pick before departing to Mefou National Park which is some 40km out of Yaoundé city, to see a variety of primates, including large apes chimpanzees, and gorillas which are far too big and powerful for playful games, drills and mandrills in semi-captivity. The western lowland gorillas move their huge bodies slowly but gracefully through the bush and gazing calmly into the eyes of onlookers. The park is also rich in bird species and has electrified enclosure, return to Yaoundé for dinner and night in Hotel.

Day 03: Yaoundé – Akono (Cave of Akok Bekoue)

After breakfast, pick up for drive to Akono and visit the grotto of Akok a good place for pilgrimage situated some 13km from Mbalmayo. Equally visit the Cathedral of Akono and the grotto of Okkombe a place for meditation. Return to Yaoundé for dinner and overnight.

Day 04: Yaoundé – Ebogo Ecotourism site

After breakfast, visit to Ebogo a magical site located in a quiet green of the rainforest that offers visitors various attractions, including canoe rides on the river Nyong, the discovery of the "Big 300 year old Tree" about 12 meters in diameter, the capture a variety of butterflies, traditional fishing of various species of fish breeding tortoises in the succulent flesh, trekking in the forest on the nature trail, a vision of wild birds including parrots grouped up in an island; later in the evening return to hotel for dinner and night.

Day 05: Yaoundé – Baffoussam – Foumban

Breakfast, depart for 289km drive to Baffoussam, upon arrival visit the small mystical House, believed to be about 300 years old and contain all magical warfare tools used in protecting the community in times of war. After lunch continue to the city of Foumban with numbers of vestiges that attest to its past glory,  visit the Sultan’s Palace, the Statute of king Njoya, the Royal Palace Museum, the Central Mosque, the Arts and Traditional Museum are all Testimonies of the Bamoun history. This town is known for its great cultural diversity, dinner and overnight in Foumban.

Day 06: Foumban – Bafut – Bamenda

Pick up after breakfast and depart for 152kms drive to Bamenda in the English speaking North West Region, upon arrival, drive 10km to Bafut which is one of the biggest and most beautiful of the Tikar chiefdoms in the North West Region and follow up their celebration rights. Visit the evil forest where the evil people where sacrificed in those days. Visit the tall stones standing on graves of people who were buried alive. See the six hundred year old "Talking Drum", visit the museum and watch the traditional masked Juju dances. Drive back to Bamenda centre for dinner in a nice restaurant at Commercial Avenue then return for check into hotel for overnight.

Day 07: Bamenda – Wum – Lake Nyos – Fundong.

After breakfast, drive past the flood plains to Bafut to Wum, upon arrival visit the "dreaded Lake Nyos" which exploded in August 1986 and killed about 1700 people and many animals. There are efforts being made by the government of Cameroon, with support from the international scientific community to eliminate the gas in order to forestall future disasters. Visit Subum, the village which was abandoned by those who survived in 1986, but is now regaining life with its former inhabitants, who became refugees in other far-off villages, returning. After lunch continue to get to know their coping strategies. Visit to the Menchum Fall, Lake Wum and the Aghem Palace where the elderly Queen Mothers thrill the visitors with their exceptionally beautiful folklore and dance, dinner and overnight in a tourist motel.

Day 08: Fundong - Laikom

After breakfast ride through the beautiful hills to Fundong, it enables one to see far and wide the underlying areas occupied by sprawling villages with many beautiful farmlands; one may discover villagers on their farms. While in Fundong visit the highly venerated traditional ruler. His Kingdom is one of the largest in Cameroon.

A ritual initiation is performed on any visitor willing to get into the interior of the palace, where the mystical antiquity called Afo-Akom is found. This piece of carved object was stolen to one western museum, and while there it caused a lot of havoc by knocking down other antiquities, due to the fact that it was not feeling comfortable where it was. It was later brought back to Cameroon. It is believed to have much magical power which protects the entire Kingdom from any mishap. The ritual initiation will also confer on one the honorary citizenship of this Kingdom. And will have the possibility of discussing with the traditional ruler, dinner and overnight in a Tourist Home Fundong.

Day 09: Fundong - Tubah Upland – Ndop - Ndawara Upland Tea Estate.

Visit the warehouse of an antiquity collector at Kedjom-Keku before going to the Tubah Upland. The collector will interpret the sociocultural significance of his antiquities and also give a brief history of the village. Continue to Ndawara via Kumbo to get to know all the different sections of the upland tea enterprise, the largest in Central and West Africa, such as nurseries, young and mature plantations, workers harvesting, and all aspects of the transformation process. Have a taste of the tea before leaving the factory, ride through the beautiful hills for overnight in a modest hotel in Kumbo.

Day 10: Bamenda – Dschang - Manengouba – Melong

Breakfast; depart for Melong via Dschang, upon arrival continue to Manengouba and drive up to the summit of the mountain which has a beautiful plain that is surrounded by an undulating chain of hills inhabited by the sedentary nomads locally called Fulani who uses the area for grazing their cattle and wild horses. Continue Trek down to the twin lakes (Male and Female), take some pictures and listen to the mystery of the lakes, where no leaf from the trees surrounding the lakes is found in the lakes. After picnic, visit the Ekom – Nkam waterfall about 80 m. high which has served as a decor in a certain Film scenes, Tarzan and drive back to Melong for dinner and night.

Day 11: Melong – Limbe

Breakfast; pick –up for departure to Limbe, stop at the Limbe Wildlife Centre and watch the playful antics of the resident monkeys and gorillas. Continue to the last mount Cameroon lava flow solidification site, in Bakingili, visits the site and then head for the hotel Seme beach at Limbe. Lunch; there is a possibility of all sporting activities and games, relaxing and swimming, lounge on the black volcanic sands of this quiet Seme beach, return to hotel Seme for dinner and overnight.

Day 12: Limbe – Bimbia

After breakfast, visit to the Slaves route in Bimbia, the site of an old slave trading port where you can learn about the colonial times, where slaves were assembled for exportation to Europe and America during the slave trading period. There are some historical attractions still present in Bimbia today. They include; Old German Wharf where ships anchored for the embarkation of slaves, chains used on slaves and abandoned Ship, Nichol Island (site that harbored slaves prior to their journey to the new world) etc, head back to hotel Seme beach for dinner and overnight.

Day 13: Limbe – Kribi – Pygmy Village

Breakfast; relaxing at beach and depart for kribi upon arrival continue to the pygmy’s village where you will take part in the daily life activities of the pygmies, forest people living in harmony with nature, food gathering, folklore, dancing etc. It is also an opportunity to discover a people who undergo changes but remain faithful to their ancestors, dinner and overnight in tents and/ or in the house of a resident.

Day 14: Pygmies Village – Lobe Falls – Kribi

Breakfast: departure for kribi via the Lobe waterfalls (the only place in the world where a waterfall enters the Atlantic Ocean through a water Cascade). Visit of one of the most beautiful beaches in the world with fine and golden sand that will provide you with smooth and pleasing feelings. Visit of the turtles’ museum. Lunch, Live it up in Kribi - a glitzy, palm-fringed playground for the rich, and relax on the beach while soaking up the glorious African sun, return to hotel for dinner and night.

Day 15: kribi – Yaoundé 

Breakfast, pick up for drive to Yaoundé and continue to the International Airport for flight back home and end of our tour services.

Note: Itinerary can be amended to suit your tours objectives.

INCLUDES:

• Airport transfers
• Meals as listed;
• Lodging on twin basis;
• Land transport (Car, Fuel, driver);
• Services of an English speaking guide;
• Toll gates, Entry to listed sites;
• Visits and activities planned.

EXCLUDED:

• Passports, visas, vaccines, Travel insurance;
• Flights, Airport taxes;
• Drinks, personal expenditure, optional visits;
• Camera taxes on visited sites;
• Additional singles, Extras, Tips.