Ebodjé, the small locality on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean located about 50 kilometers from Kribi in the South region is known internationally thanks to its turtles. Between September and April, more than 150 olive ridley and leatherback turtles come to lay eggs on the beach. While green and hawksbill turtles go there mainly to feed. Tourists enjoy coming during this period to admire these animals.

This village represents a fishing town with virgin beaches adjoining the famous Rocher du Loup. A mechanism for the ecological monitoring of sea turtles has been set up there. You will therefore benefit here from ecotourism to enhance your exploration in the city of Kribi

But this is not the only asset of this ecotourism village. Its beaches with fine white sand also attract visitors who enjoy the passage worthy of a postcard. Enough chatter, we let you admire these few shots, symbol of a nature that never ceases to surprise us.

Then go to the forest-museum of the Bagyelis de la Lobé. You will reach the site by walking on a great hiking trail that passes above the Lobé waterfalls. Once there, you will notice hunting art and culture of different peoples.