Tourist attractions are widely spread through the country. There is the 4,070-meter high Mount Cameroon. North Cameroon has its reserved national parks where different species of animals and birds abound offering good hunting attractions to the professional and amateur hunters. The Western region is rich in tradition and local crafts. This big city of over 1 million inhabitants on the River Wouri estuary is the major sea and airport of the country.
Hotels are amongst the best in the country and many are of international standards.
The littoral Province is covered with the dense luxuriant equatorial rainforest, broken in portions by rivers and lakes. Further into the interior of the province is the community of Edea through which the River Sanaga flows. The 20 meter high waterfall on this river drives the turbines of the Edea hydro-electricity dam, one of the most important industrial projects in Africa. South Province To the south of Douala, situated on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean is the Kribi, the seaside resort town that has aptly been described as the Cote d Azur of Africa. Its miles of sun-drenched beautiful san beaches are irresistible to sunbathers and those in search of d tente.