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Cameroon, one good place at a time.

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Limbé

A place with a story

Bimbia Slave Trade SiteChecked by NiceThings

Culture & sights in Limbé.

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Le site de Bimbia. Photo : Franco237 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
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The story of the place

Bimbia is a coastal locality of Limbe. A former slave-trading port, the site is listed as Cameroonian national heritage. People come to see, and above all to remember. Source: Wikipedia.

How to get there

Near Limbe, about sixty kilometres from Douala. Ask in Limbe about the state of the road before you set off.

They were there

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Des rochers dans l’eau, sur le rivage de Bimbia
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Bimbia: on the shore where so many lives were overturned

Ten minutes from Limbe, a former slave-trading port listed as national heritage. You do not come here for fun: you come to see, and to remember. How to get there, and in what spirit.

2 min read· Limbé

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