Northern Africa
East Africa
Southern Africa
The centerpiece of the western coastal region is represented by the majestic relief of Mount Cameroon, which dominates from the top of its 4,090 meters, a naturalistic area of great suggestion and interesting traditions of a part of English-speaking Cameroon.
The magic and mystery of this still active volcanic land impregnates everything, from the landscape scenarios of the peaks wrapped in a perennial mist, to the atmospheres that see the devoted respect of a population, to what they still identify today as the “chariot of gods” that can destroy everything. If the eruptions of the crater are rare, when they occur they are not at all lenient and, recently, the lava flow has reached the coast, burying the plantations, of which the fertile and volcanic land is one and crossing the coastal state road.
Day 1: Sunday 24 January 2027
Outward flight/Douala (DLA)
Day 2: Monday 25 January 2027
Douala/Buea/Trekking (Buea/Mountain Hut 1/Mountain Hut 2,870 m a.s.l./1,875 m a.s.l./2,860 m a.s.l.)
Transfer to Buea and start of the trek along the Guinness Route.
Day 3: Tuesday 26 January 2027
Trekking (Mountain Hut 2/Fako Peak/Mountain Hut 2, 2,860 m a.s.l./4,095 m a.s.l./2,860 m a.s.l.)
Hike to the highest peak in West Africa.
Day 4: Wednesday 27 January 2027
Trekking (Lodge 2/Buea, 2,860 m a.s.l./870 m a.s.l.)/Buea/Limbe
Descent to Buea to admire its tea plantations.
Days 5-6: Thursday 28 to Friday 29 January 2027
Limbe
The volcanic beaches, the botanical garden and the primate conservation centre.
Day 7: Saturday 30 January 2027
Limbe/Douala
Return to Douala and a tour of its German colonial architecture.
Day 8: Sunday 31 January 2027
Douala (DLA)/Return flight
Arrival at the destination airport.
There are no extensions for this tour, please contact us at [email protected].
