Bitam is a city located in the north of Gabon in the province of Woleu-Ntem, about thirty kilometers from the Cameroonian border and not far from Equatorial Guinea. It has approximately 13,000 inhabitants. The main ethnic community in the city are Fangs and the main spoken language is Ntumu. Bitam means “the springs” in the Fang language.
What to do in Bitam?
Bitam is frequented by Cameroonians and Equatorial Guineans. Its market offers a wide variety of local food products and its small restaurants offer all kinds of bushmeat. You can also stroll through the streets of Bitam and discover colonial-style buildings and traditional markets. You can also visit the Catholic Church and the Bitam Museum.
Where to stay in Bitam?
There are several hotels in Bitam, most of which are located in the city center. You can choose between luxury hotels or more modest hotels. There are also several campsites near the town. If you prefer to be closer to nature, you can choose to spend the night in a bush camp.
How to get to Bitam?
There are regular flights between Libreville and Bitam. You can also take a bus or taxi to get to Bitam. There are also regular flights between Bitam and the main cities of Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. You can also rent a car to get to Bitam.
Conclusion
Bitam is a fascinating city that offers visitors a variety of things to do and see. Whether you are looking for a luxury hotel or a bush camp, you will find a varied and affordable offer in Bitam. There are also several flights and buses that connect Bitam to major cities in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. So don't hesitate to visit Bitam and discover all it has to offer!