Libreville to Lambaréné

Taxi to PK8 I called for 1000cfa, but not before I had my baguette with salad and coffee, two coffees. PK8 sounds like kilometre 8, away from the city. The taxi driver told me I should watch out for price hikes for a white man and told me I should not pay more than 5000cfa.The […]

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Two days in Libreville

In my comfortable bed with my very comfortable pillows and fresh crispy linen I slept very well. First stop: du café. I had three cups. 300cfa each. I asked where to get the coffee that is the not ground. The men told me to go to ancien Sobraga (later I found out Sobraga stands for […]

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Bitam to Libreville

I found two agencies in Bitam going to Libreville. One told me the bus leaves at 4am and the next one going at 7am. There was a big bus and a small.bus standing there. The big bus looked promising. The other one told me the bus leaves at 5am, then they told me 5am is […]

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Days in Kribi

The two days I spent in Kribi were lazy. There was a stand where I had my avocado salad in the morning, 700cfa. Café Abou was closed in the morning and Abou himself told me it’s because of Ramadan. I almost forgot. He still made me the 100cfa coffee. The next day however he said […]

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Douala to Kribi

Kribi is one place in Cameroon where you can experience beaches. The other place is Limbe & Idenao under Mt Cameroon – these are even more picturesque with the mountain backdrop and dark lava beaches – but at the moment I think these places are no-go due to the current situation in English part of […]

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Yaoundé to Douala

So, yeah, at about 7am, an hour after my reserved bus to Douala left, I went out for my avocado salad and instant coffee. I took a shared taxi, 500cfa, to Mwam. I arrived 9:40am when a VIP bus was just leaving. The woman in the ticket office refused to sell me the ticket saying […]

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A Tuesday in Yaoundé

I stayed another day in Yaoundé. I had the usual avocado salad and instant coffee at a street stand, the one I went to first, the man was actually serving salad instead of lettuce. How he washed the salad is another matter: he has a huge bucket full of water, which he poured into a […]

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