VISIT MOUNT CAMEROON THROUGH OUR ORGANIZATION

Why you should  choose us: 

A.   Ecotourism

Ø Nature, Cultural, Agro-industry and sporting attractions

·        The residence of Governor Jesco Von puttkamer now known as the Prime Minister’s Lodge)
.    Joseph Merrick Monument (a Jamaican Missionary who landed on the beach of the slave village in 1843)

 

·        The Bismarck Fountain

·        German Cemetery

·        German and British residence

·        Tea, rubber, banana and palm plantation

·        Mount Cameroon Race of Hope (Every February)

·        Mountain Hiking and Trekking

·        The Stadium in Molyko

·        The elephant (Njoku), Nganya, Cha-cha, Mondame and Nganya dance,

·        The wild life center

·        Botanical garden and Jungle village

·        Lakes 

·        Water fall

·        Bimbia Slave Port

Ø Beach visit:

·        Mile six beach

·        Seme beach

Ø Surfing

Ø Bird Watching

Ø Gastronomy – Local dishes

·        Ekwang

·        Kwacoco (cooked coco-yam Past) and Palm nut soap

·        Fufu (cooked Cassava past) and Eru or Okra etc

Our Package:

S/N	DURATION	DESCRIPTION
1	One day	From town (Buea) to hut and back to the town
2	Two days	First day: from the town to hut one – hut two (camp) Second day: From hut two to the peak, visit to the crater  and back to town
3	Three days	First day: from the town to hut one – hut two (camp) Second day: From hut two to the peak, visit to the crater  and back to hut two or to Man-Spring (another camping site) passing through the craters of 1999 and some lava deposits and Day three: We leave Man-Spring to Buea passing through the Bokwaongo forest or from Hut two to Buea in situations of fatigue or altitude sickness etc.
4	Four days	First day: from the town to hut one – hut two (camp) Second day: From hut two to the peak, visit to the crater  and back to hut two or to Man-Spring (another camping site) passing through the craters of 1999 and some lava deposits and Day three: We leave Man-Spring to the elephant opening to the crater lake then the Camp (“Drinking Garri”) Fourth Day: From the camp to Bakingili a village sharing boarders with the sea and the second wettest place in the world (Dibuncha)

NB: Visits are open to modification.

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