Worth the trip
Chutes de la Vina
Nature & parks in Ngaoundéré.
The story of the place
About fifteen kilometres from Ngaoundéré, the Vina falls are viewed from an easily reached lookout. They flow all year, even in the dry season, but they are at their most spectacular from September to November, in the rainy season. Source: Wikipedia.
How to get there
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About 15 km from Ngaoundéré, beside the road to Meiganga.
Good to know
- Entry and fees
- On site, an access fee or a guide may be asked for, and prices change: agree on the price before you start.
- Who to go with
- In a group rather than alone, and if possible with someone who knows the way.
- The best time
- From September to November, when the flow is strongest.
- What to bring
- Water, good shoes (the rocks are slippery) and something to cover up. Do not swim without asking local people first, and take your rubbish back with you.
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AddressNgaoundéré
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