Kribi

Kribi is a town and port in the southwestern part of Cameroon. It is located on the Atlantic Ocean's Gulf of Guinea, at the edge of the tropical rainforest zone. In Cameroon, this is the land of happiness. The beaches in Kribi are beautiful, with white sand, a clear blue sea, and fresh fish offered from eateries along the coast. In the Kribi neighborhood, there are numerous hotels, the majority of which are reasonably priced. If you're searching for something different to do after a day at the beach, the Chutes de la Lobe waterfalls are only 8 kilometers south of town. The Chutes de la Lobé waterfall, which is close by, falls right into the sea. The waterfalls plunge directly into the sea, creating a breathtaking picture.

The Kribi lighthouse, which stands at the mouth of the Kineke River, was built in 1906 by German settlers and is still operational today Tara Plage, to the south, is a beach with heavy Atlantic surf. Boats run upriver from the falls to Bagyeli local communities.

Location: Kribi, Cameroon
Entrance fee: N/A
Best time to visit: January through April and December
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