Cameroon Puzzles
Cameroon lies where West Africa meets Central Africa, and it is often called Africa in miniature, because it has almost every landscape of the continent: beaches, rainforest, mountains, savanna and the edge of the Sahel. Our Cameroon puzzles show its waterfalls, volcanic peaks and coasts.
Sultan’s Palace, Foumban
Seme Beach near Limbe
Rhumsiki and Kapsiki Peak, Mandara Mountains
Ekom-Nkam Waterfalls near Melong
Wide View of the Lobé Falls, Kribi
Lobé Falls Meeting the Atlantic, Kribi
About Cameroon
More than 250 peoples live here, and old kingdoms such as Bamum in the west still have their own sultans and chiefs. Germany ruled the land from 1884, and after the First World War it was divided between France and Britain, which is why French and English are both official languages today.
You can assemble the Lobé Falls pouring into the Atlantic near Kribi, the Ekom-Nkam Waterfalls in the rainforest, the volcanic towers around Rhumsiki in the Mandara Mountains, a palm-lined beach near Limbe and the Sultan's Palace in Foumban.