Ecotourism

Why Choose Us

Ecotourism and Research potentials

The Bakossi National Park in Cameroon holds immense potential for ecotourism and research activities.

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Wildlife Viewing

From wildlife viewing and birdwatching to exploring the diverse plant life, there is much to discover and appreciate in this protected area.

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Natural View

With its rich biodiversity and unique ecosystems, including cloud forests and mountain ranges, the park offers a variety of attractions for nature enthusiasts and researchers.

Muanenguba Twin Lakes

The park’s commitment to sustainable management practices ensures that visitors can enjoy the natural beauty while minimizing their impact on the environment.

Muahunzum Bat Cave

The Bakossi Muahunzum Bat Cave is a remarkable natural wonder nestled within the Bakossi National Park in Cameroon. 

Falls of Western Bakossi Nyalle Rock

These magnificent waterfalls attract visitors who seek to experience the serenity and power of cascading water amidst lush surroundings.

Ndipsi and Mbwogmut Hot Springs

These geothermal wonders offer a unique experience for visitors, providing relaxation and rejuvenation amidst the park’s breathtaking landscapes.

Our Process

How We Work

The following activities have been carried out in Bakossi National Park :

01

Poachers Turn Beekeepers:

17 repentant poachers trained in modern beekeeping, with a total of 340 beehives installed;

02

Poachers Embrace Piggery:

27 Individuals Trained and Supported with Pigsties, Piglets, and Feed for Sustainable Livelihoods”

03

Empowering Ex-Poachers:

25 Individuals Receive Vocational Training and Support for Alternative Livelihoods in Buea