Flights to Cameroon: compare flight prices and fly for less

Flights to Cameroon take around 10.5 hours from London.

Experience Cameroon: what to see, what to do

Cameroon is one of Africa’s most diverse countries with rain forest, desert plains, mountains, plateaus, English-speaking cities and French-speaking ones too. Start in Douala and don’t miss Mount Cameroon and the country’s amazing wilderness reserves.

Essentials in Cameroon

Mount Cameroon: Mt. Cameroon is the highest mountain in Western Africa and is an active volcano. It last erupted in 2012 and attracts hikers and trekkers from around the world. It takes several hours to reach the peak but it can be done in a day. Mary Kingsley was one of the first European to scale it in 1897.

Dja Faunal Reserve: This park has been on the UNESCO World Heritage list since the 1980s because at least five threatened species live in the area including Lowland Gorillas. It’s one of the largest and best-protected rain forests in Africa.

Ngoketunjia: For a good dose of Cameroon culture, head to this north-western city. It consists of 13 different villages and in surrounding by the most gorgeous scenery. Tradition and culture are the most important things for the local Fulani and Bantu people. A handcrafted clay pot is the perfect souvenir from this region.

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Accommodation in Cameroon

Hotels are easy to come by in larger Cameroon cities and decent, clean rooms won’t push your budget. In more rural areas prices and quality standards vary greatly and really depend on the local economy and demand. Camping is not recommended unless accompanied by a local guide.