Responsible Tourism

Cameroon is only a 6 to 7 hours flight from Europe. It is situated in the Gulf of Guinea and represents one of the most plural and stable ethnic mosaics of Sub-Saharan Africa. It has a tropical climate in the southern regions of the country and a more dry, sahelian climate in the North. The diversity of ethnic groups, traditions, religions, geography and climate, make this country a magical mixture which will not leave the foreigner indifferent.

What is Responsible Tourism?

In only a few words, we can describe Responsible Tourism as a trip where we provide something positive directly to the local population, we learn new customs and traditions and we share their house, daily chores, experiences and incidents, always respecting their natural habitat and traditions. It is as simple as this but it can be very rewarding for both parties. This is what travelers look for nowadays and this is the model we should work towards so as to preserve and give value to those who live in a different way than we do, let alone appreciate what surrounds us and learn new things. Furthermore, our contribution with our experiences and economic help will also give them the possibility of covering their needs of a healthy diet, a decent home, schooling for their children and the access to a regular health network.

This kind of tourism is thought for any person who is able to renounce our western comforts and way of thinking and wishes to enter a different world, meet people and their culture closely; people who are open to foreigners, welcome them and are interesting; people with whom you can share their daily life and establish a bond between the two worlds.