It is located near the coast of the Gulf of Guinea. The mountain is surrounded by fertile land, so the area has been inhabited for a long time. Only in the XX century. the volcano erupted six times, constantly forcing people to leave their homes. In 1922, there was such a strong eruption that lava traveled many kilometers and spilled into the ocean. On the slopes of the mountain, the Bakveri people are engaged in growing the famous Cameroonian tea.

It is located in the town of Fumban in the west of the country, near the city of Baffusam. It is an important and iconic landmark, part of the history of the western part of Cameroon (formerly known as the African Sultanate Bamum). Previously, the palace belonged to the sultan's family. After 1917, the building was renovated and renovated. The items belonging to the former rulers were placed in different rooms and the museum was opened for tourists to visit.

A natural area occupied mainly by savanna. Many African animals live here: antelopes, elephants, lions, gazelles, leopards, giraffes and others. The reserve is also inhabited by many birds – about 400 species of birds have found refuge on its territory. Vaza plans to go to the park on a photo safari, in order to observe animals in their natural environment, as well as to contemplate the harmonious nature of the African plains.

It is a large array of equatorial forests. Thanks to careful protection, the ecosystem of the area is preserved almost intact. It is home to 1,500 species of plants, 100 species of animals and more than 300 species of birds. The value of the reserve was recognized by UNESCO, and in 1987 it was included in the list of natural heritage. Several species of monkeys live here: gorillas, mandrills, monkeys, baboons, small galagos and chimpanzees.

The largest body of water in Central Africa, its shores belong to Cameroon, Niger, the Republic of Chad and Nigeria. In the dry season, the lake area is significantly reduced, and in the rainy season it again reaches its original size. Hippos and crocodiles live in Chad, there are a lot of fish. Buffaloes, elephants, zebras, antelopes, rhinoceroses and warthogs constantly graze on the shores. The area of the lake has decreased almost twenty times over the past 50 years.

A small pond located 300 km away. from the capital of the country. It is located in the crater of an extinct volcano, so magma layers that emit harmful carbon dioxide come close enough to the bottom. Residents of nearby villages were poisoned with this gas several times, as as a result of particularly large emissions, it spread at high speed for tens of kilometers. Sometimes Nyos is called a killer lake.

A popular resort and international port in the bay Ambas at the foot of Mount Cameroon with magnificent volcanic beaches. Limbe is an old settlement of British colonists. The city was founded by the missionary Saker at the end of the XIX century. It was under the rule of Germany until 1916, then it was again ceded to Britain. After gaining independence, it became part of Cameroon. In Limbo, the local zoo deserves special attention.

It is located in the south of Cameroon, inhabited by representatives of Evondo, Mabi, Batanga, Bullu and bas. Since the end of the XIX century it served as the center of German trade. Over time, it turned into an important economic hub of the region. Now Kribi has the status of the best seaside resort in Central Africa, it is suitable for both family and youth holidays. The sun shines here almost all year round and the temperature is quite comfortable up to 28 °C.