The Slave Port of Bimbia
Buried deep in the forest near Limbe, this little known slave port became the point of no return for 10 percent of enslaved Africans.

📜 Historic slave port in Cameroon, a point of no return for 10% of enslaved Africans.
🔍 Declared a National Cultural Heritage site in 2017.

Why Go

⛓️ See intact ruins, chains, bells, and prison pillars.
🌍 Learn about a significant site of the transatlantic slave trade.
🏛️ Potential future UNESCO World Heritage Site.
🗿 View a life-size statue in chains at the entrance.

Why Avoid

🚧 Difficult access due to undeveloped, muddy roads.
🚶 Requires a long walk through dense vegetation.
🔒 Potential for locked gates, access might be challenging.

Tips

🗺️ Consider hiring a local tour guide for easier navigation.
👟 Wear appropriate footwear for walking on rough terrain.

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