Ecotourism in Cameroon
Explore Cameroon's three UNESCO-recognised rainforest landscapes — Dja, Korup and Lobéké — where travel funds conservation and Baka communities.
Gallery — Ecotourism in Cameroon
A visual journey through the experiences that await you.
Dja Faunal Reserve (UNESCO)
- Baka community partnerships
- anti-poaching programmes
World Heritage rainforest managed with Baka communities
Korup National Park
- ancient lowland forest
- over 400 recorded bird species
One of Africa's oldest rainforests
Lobéké National Park
- forest-elephant bais
- gorilla and chimpanzee habitat
Part of the Sangha Trinational UNESCO landscape
Baka forest-community partnerships
- income returned to local communities
- small-group, low-impact visit protocols
Low-impact visits that fund local livelihoods
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Ecotourism in Cameroon
Cameroon's ecotourism model centres on three UNESCO-recognised rainforest landscapes: the Dja Faunal Reserve, where Baka community partnerships drive conservation and anti-poaching; Korup National Park, one of Africa's oldest rainforests; and Lobéké, anchor of the Sangha Trinational and its forest-elephant bais.
Our ecotourism tours channel revenue directly into local livelihoods — Baka forest-community partnerships structure low-impact visits that fund forest conservation and provide real income back to communities living alongside the elephants and gorillas.