Plan Your Trip to Cameroon
All regulatory, health, logistical and monetary information to securely organize your expedition to Africa in Miniature.
Formalities & Cameroon e-Visa
Obtaining an electronic visa (e-Visa) is a mandatory official requirement for all European citizens (France, Belgium, Switzerland, EU) prior to boarding.
- Valid passport: Must have a minimum validity of 6 months beyond the scheduled return date and 2 blank pages.
- Official invitation letter: Globus Moving Tour issues your official certificate and invitation letter upon receipt of your 30% deposit.
- DGDI online procedure: Submission of the application and payment of consular fees on the official DGDI Cameroon platform (evisacam.cm).
International Flights & Logistics
IMPORTANT REMINDER: International flights not included. As a local incoming agency (DMC), Globus Moving Tour handles all your ground logistics upon pickup at the arrival airport.
International Arrival Airports:
Aéroport International Littoral
Aéroport International Capitale
Scheduled Airlines Serving Cameroon:
Air France, Brussels Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Royal Air Maroc, Air Algérie, Ethiopian Airlines, EgyptAir.
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Traveler Health, Prevention & Safety
Health Requirements
Yellow Fever (Mandatory): Absolute legal requirement. The international yellow vaccination card is checked upon arrival at the airport.
Malaria Prevention: Preventive malaria treatment strongly recommended combined with anti-mosquito repellents.
Water & Hygiene: Exclusive consumption of bottled mineral water provided by the agency. Our partner restaurants follow strict hygiene standards.
Safety & Ground Protocol
Each Globus Moving Tour expedition adheres to a rigorous security protocol:
- GPS Tracking:
- Medical Evacuation:
- Public Liability & Repatriation:
BEAC Monetary Transparency
The legal currency in Cameroon is the Franc CFA (XAF). Under BEAC / CEMAC financial regulations, the Euro benefits from an official fixed parity.
No exchange fees: Your quotes and bookings in Euros (€) incur no currency fluctuations or hidden conversion fees during your stay.
Seasons & Regional Advice (10 Regions)
When to Visit Cameroon? Detailed 4 Seasons
Scroll horizontally ➔ to explore the 4 seasons and 10 regions of Cameroon
☀️ Great Dry Season (December – February)
• Far North & North: Prime safari season (Waza, Bouba Ndjida, Bénoué). Clear tracks, wildlife gathered around waterholes.
• Adamawa: Dry and sunny, cool nighttime temperatures on the plateau.
• West & North-West: Excellent weather for highland trekking, chiefdom visits and cultural festivals (Lela, Nguon).
• Littoral & South-West: Ideal conditions for Mount Cameroon climbing and beach stays in Limbe and Kribi.
• Center, South & East: Open forest tracks to reserves (Dja, Lobéké) and Lobé waterfalls.
🌤️ Short Rainy Season (March – June)
• Far North & North: Early rains start in May/June; savannas turn green.
• Adamawa: Lush vegetation and pleasant temperatures across the plateau.
• West & North-West: Generally mild weather with late afternoon showers, roaring waterfalls (Ekom Nkam, Metche).
• Littoral & South-West: Warm and humid, warm Atlantic ocean at Limbe & Kribi beaches.
• Center, South & East: Vibrant rainforest, pleasant dugout canoe excursions on the Nyong and Sanaga rivers.
⛅ Short Dry Season (July – August)
• Far North & North: Peak rainy month in the North (August); national park tracks restricted.
• Adamawa: Frequent showers feeding the high pastures.
• West & North-West: Lull in rainfall with overcast skies and cool temperatures (20°C-24°C), great for cultural touring.
• Littoral & South-West: Temperature drop, perfect for coastal relaxation without intense heat.
• Center, South & East: Very favorable period for exploring rainforest zones (Ebolowa, Sangmélima) and Kribi beaches under mild weather.
🌧️ Great Rainy Season (September – November)
• Far North & North: Rains cease by October, leaving stunning green landscapes before November sunshine.
• Adamawa: Swift transition toward the dry season by late October.
• West & North-West: Heavy September rains fade by late November into vibrant year-end traditional ceremonies.
• Littoral & South-West: High coastal rainfall, creating a powerful spectacle at Lobé Waterfalls plunging into the ocean.
• Center, South & East: Peak river levels in rainforest zones, lush scenery clearing up by late November.
Ethical & Responsible Tourism
Respect for Local Sensitivities & CSR Charter
Respect for Customs & Dress Code
When visiting traditional chiefdoms and Baka or Batanga villages, wear modest clothing and follow the guide's instructions before taking photos.
Expedition 'Zero Waste' Charter
Globus Moving Tour is committed to preserving national parks and beaches. No waste is left behind; everything is sorted and returned to towns.