Cameroon Ebogo Ecotourism Site

Ebogo is a magical site located in a quiet green of the rainforest that offers visitors various attractions, including canoe rides on the river Nyong, the discovery of the "Big 300 year old Tree" about 12 meters in diameter, the capture a variety of butterflies, traditional fishing of various species of fish breeding tortoises in the succulent flesh, trekking in the forest on the nature trail, a vision of wild birds including parrots grouped up in an island; all under the guidance of enthusiastic


Ebogo also has most welcoming people with Bantu cultural dances including the "Bikutsi" to spice the stay of tourists not to mention the refreshing palm wine, which washes down the grilled freshwater fish and other traditional dishes like the "pkwem" prepared from the leaves of cassava and palm oil.

A Ebogo, the administration of tourism, in collaboration with the World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) has created the STEP (Sustainable Tourism for Eliminating Poverty) for sustainable development through tourism. Thus, the basic infrastructure has been built (access roads, accomodations), local people have received training for the sustainable management of the site.