Discover the best attractions and experiences Tiko has to offer
Explore the coast’s rich history from the slave trade era to colonial landmarks along the Southwest coast.
A sobering historic site on the Limbe coast where the slave trade once operated, now a reminder of the region’s past.
A colonial-era landmark in Limbe and a popular photo spot overlooking the town.
One of Douala’s historic religious buildings with classic architecture dating from the colonial era.
Learn about Cameroon’s biodiversity, culture, and coastal heritage at small regional institutions.
A wildlife rescue and education center where you can see primates and other rescued animals.
A place to learn about the Bakweri people’s culture, crafts, and traditions.
A historic botanical site featuring local flora and both guided and self-guided tours.
Religious sites that mark Cameroon’s diverse spiritual heritage along the coast and highlands.
Impressive cathedral with a long history, serving as a central religious landmark in Douala.
Religious site reflecting Limbe’s Muslim community and coastal cultural fabric.
Active parish church offering a glimpse into local Catholic life.
Nature lovers can explore lush forests, volcanic landscapes, and wildlife reserves in and around the Southwest.
One of Africa’s oldest rainforests with rich biodiversity and exciting hiking trails.
Home to Africa’s highest peak near the border of the Atlantic; popular for hikes.
Protects the Bakossi massif and surrounding habitats with scenic viewpoints.
Explore the character of the Southwest by wandering through its coastal towns and market precincts.
Local hub with markets, eateries, and riverside views.
Vibrant coastal neighborhood with riverside life and local shops.
An energetic urban neighborhood showcasing daily Cameroonian city life.
Enjoy the natural beauty and everyday life without spending a lot—great for budget travelers.
Walk along the sandy shore, watch the ships come and go, and catch a sunset.
Join in a friendly local activity along the coast or riverbanks.
Browse spices, vegetables, and handmade crafts; soak in the atmosphere.
Cameroonian cuisine blends forest flavors with coastal influences—perfect for curious palates.
A hearty bitter leaf stew with peanuts and meat or fish.
A staple mix of yam fufu and leafy soup enjoyed nationwide.
A traditional steamed cornmeal dish often served with fish.
Coastal towns offer relaxed bars, seaside venues, and music into the night.
Casual spots to enjoy drinks with sea views after sunset.
Vibrant clusters of bars and clubs in Douala’s Akwa neighborhood.
Casual lounges along the coast with live music on weekends.
Live music, cultural performances, and family-friendly venues.
Occasional community performances and cultural shows.
Seasonal seaside concerts with local bands.
Browse handmade crafts and souvenirs in market squares.
Catch a match or try a local sports activity while in town.
Local football club with matches in the Southwest region.
Casual games on the beach with friends.
Popular for runners during race season in the region.
Unconventional experiences for curious travelers.
Scenic waterway journey offering coastal views.
Learn traditional crafts and daily life with local families.
Early trek for dramatic views of the Atlantic coastline.