
The most important cities in Cameroon at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.

Penja is an agricultural town renowned globally for producing Penja white pepper.
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Mbanga is a bustling commercial town located on the highway connecting Douala to the western highlands.
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Ekondo Titi is a coastal commune in the Ndian Division.
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Idenau is a bustling fishing town on the Atlantic Ocean at the base of Mount Cameroon.
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Mundemba is an administrative town in Cameroon's South-West Region.
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Manjo is an agricultural town in the Moungo Department.
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A high-altitude city in the Donga-Mantung division, characterized by cool temperatures, rolling hills, and surrounding agricultural estates.
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A bustling river port and border transit city located on the Cross River, known for its hot, humid climate and vibrant cross-border trade.
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Lake Oku is a crater lake situated on Mount Oku in the Northwest Region.
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A high-altitude town often called "Little Paris," renowned for its cool climate and the luxury villas built by wealthy Bamileke entrepreneurs.
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A quiet settlement hidden within dense rainforests, serving as a key entry point to the biodiverse Banyang-Mbo Wildlife Sanctuary.
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A 2,411-meter-high strato-volcano famous for its distinctly colored twin crater lakes and the high alpine pastures of nomadic Bororo herders.
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Lake Ossa is a vast natural lake complex in the Littoral Region, known as a critical wildlife reserve for African manatees.
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An agricultural village at the foothills of Mount Manengouba in the Littoral Region, known for its extensive robusta coffee plantations.
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Kribi is a popular coastal town in southern Cameroon, known for its white sandy beaches and waterfalls right by the sea.
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Douala is the economic hub and largest city of Cameroon, located on the Wouri River with the country's most important port.
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A scenic coastal village in Cameroon situated at the foot of Mount Cameroon, famous for its striking dark volcanic sand beaches.
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Tonga is a vibrant agricultural hub in the West Region of Cameroon, surrounded by coffee and cocoa plantations.
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Limbe is located at the foot of Mount Cameroon and is famous for its black volcanic beaches and botanical garden.
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Known as the palm wine capital of Cameroon, this vibrant town is the cultural center of the Moghamo speaking people.
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Bamenda is the capital of the Northwest region, known for its cool climate and scenic beauty in the highlands.
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Garoua is a major city in northern Cameroon, located on the Benue River and a center for the textile industry.
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Yaoundé is the political capital of Cameroon, built on seven hills and known for its government buildings.
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Maroua, the capital of the Far North region, is famous for its traditional architecture and lively market.
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Tcholliré is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Ngaoundéré is the gateway to northern Cameroon and a major transport hub at the end of the railway line.
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Kousséri is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Meiganga is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Mutengene is located in the fertile English-speaking region and benefits from coffee and tea cultivation.
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Figuil is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Guider is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Mokolo is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Tibati is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Yagoua is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Banyo is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Fundong is located in the fertile English-speaking region and benefits from coffee and tea cultivation.
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Kaélé is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Mbengwi is located in the fertile English-speaking region and benefits from coffee and tea cultivation.
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Bogo is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Mora is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Muyuka is located in the fertile English-speaking region and benefits from coffee and tea cultivation.
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Poli is a vibrant city in the drier north, serving as a trade hub for local farmers.
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Kumba is located in the fertile English-speaking region and benefits from coffee and tea cultivation.
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Kumbo is located in the fertile English-speaking region and benefits from coffee and tea cultivation.
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Buea is located in the fertile English-speaking region and benefits from coffee and tea cultivation.
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Garoua-Boulaï is a growing city in southern and central Cameroon, surrounded by dense forests.
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Ndop is located in the fertile English-speaking region and benefits from coffee and tea cultivation.
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Tiko is located in the fertile English-speaking region and benefits from coffee and tea cultivation.
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Wum is located in the fertile English-speaking region and benefits from coffee and tea cultivation.
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A spectacular village in the Mandara Mountains, famous for its distinctive volcanic rock needles.
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Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.