01 Mar 2026 - 07 Mar 2026 (7 days)
EUR2,345 - 1 Space Available on this guaranteed departure
Tour Leader: André Bernon
Tour price (Per person): EUR2,345 * USD2,741 * GBP2,031 * AUD4,167
Single Supplement: EUR230 * USD269 * GBP199 * AUD409
Flight costs: EUR390 * USD456 * GBP338 * AUD693
20 Mar 2026 - 26 Mar 2026 (7 days)
EUR2,345 - Spaces Available
Tour Leader: David Hoddinott
Tour price (Per person): EUR2,345 * USD2,741 * GBP2,031 * AUD4,167
Single Supplement: EUR230 * USD269 * GBP199 * AUD409
Flight costs: EUR390 * USD456 * GBP338 * AUD693
Tour Leader: Adam Walleyn
Tour Leader: David Hoddinott
Pricing notes : *Prices are estimated, and dates may change*
Tour price (Per person): EUR2,200 * USD2,572 * GBP1,905 * AUD3,909
Flight costs: EUR430 * USD503 * GBP372 * AUD764
21 Mar 2027 - 27 Mar 2027 (7 days)
EUR2,200 - Spaces Available
Tour Leader: Adam Walleyn
Tour Leader: Julian Parsons
Pricing notes : *Prices are estimated, and dates may change*
Tour price (Per person): EUR2,200 * USD2,572 * GBP1,905 * AUD3,909
Flight costs: EUR430 * USD503 * GBP372 * AUD764
Our Northern Extension takes us to the seldom-birded northern areas of this incredible country in search of some rare and very special species. Combined with our main tour, this promises a thorough coverage of this remarkable region, including seeking out such gems as the incomparable Pennant-winged and Standard-winged Nightjars, Adamawa Turtle Dove, Brown-chested Lapwing, unusual Spotted Thrush-Babbler, Bamenda Apalis, Black-headed Gonolek, Dybowski’s Twinspot, White-throated Francolin, rare Emin’s Shrike, Oriole Warbler, and one of the world's most striking waders, the stunning Egyptian Plover!
Adamawa Turtle Dove; Bamenda Apalis; Oriole Warbler; Fox Kestrel; Egyptian Plover; Gambaga Flycatcher; Senegal Parrot; Blue-breasted Kingfisher; Abyssinian Roller; White-crested Turaco; Brown-chested Lapwing; Red-headed Lovebird; Grey-winged Robin-Chat; Spotted Thrush-Babbler; Dybowski’s Twinspot; Red-winged Pytilia; Bronze-winged Courser; Pennant-winged & Standard-winged Nightjars; Abyssinian Ground Hornbill; Golden Nightjar (rare); Dorst’s Cisticola; Emin’s Shrike (rare); Secretarybird; Grasshopper Buzzard.
Northern Lesser Galago; Tantalus Monkey; Guereza; Olive Baboon; African Savanna Hare; Gambian Sun Squirrel; Caracal; Nolan Warthog; Common Hippopotamus; Red-flanked Duiker; Waterbuck; Bushbuck; Bohor Reedbuck; Kanki (rare); Kordofan Giraffe.
Broad-leaved woodland, gallery forest, semi-desert, crater lake
Hot to very hot
1 - 8 with 1 Rockjumper Leader / 9 -10 with 2 Rockjumper leaders
DIFFICULT: This is a high-intensity “mega” tour designed for passionate listers and serious birders who enjoy a fast-paced schedule. Due to its demanding nature, it’s not recommended for avid photographers, inexperienced birders, or anyone with mobility or health limitations.
Demanding & tiring. Designed for the dedicated lister & serious birder. Not suitable for inexperienced travellers, dedicated or avid photographers; inexperienced birders; or anyone with mobility or health challenges.
Comfortable in main cities/towns, basic elsewhere.
Moderate to difficult. Many low-density targets that may require repeat attempts.
Good in the more open northern extension
I've wanted to come to Cameroon for decades. I wanted adventure. I wanted heat and tropical rainforests. I wanted new birding friends, with genuine connections. I wanted a guide, the best in the business, who astounds me every couple of minutes with his knowledge of the birds and their calls, who has appreciation of support staff, wonderful management of guests and their expectations (and limitations), who has a great sense of humour and genuine kindness. You have delivered everything I ever wanted on this trip. Thank you so SO much!
Good trip to a not regularly traveled country. Sometimes it was improvising, but the tour leader and ground agent solved everything well. Excellent guiding and saw a lot of the target birds well. Also beforehand everything was well arranged and communicated by the office team.
Thank you so much for helping me through this tough but amazing tour. Your patience and persistence continue to amaze me.
My answers do not reflect the quality of Rockjumpers, which was superb. I just did not like the deplorable conditions of the country. It was a very rugged trip, as advertised. We did see a lot of birds, many rare and endangered. David was incredibly brilliant and helpful all the way. The country not so much. I have too many comments to list now.
An excellent tour. David was a great guide and not only found all the difficult species but also navigated us through the Cameroonian logistical difficulties (along with the wonderful fixer, Jean-Pierre) that were frequently encountered.
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