Rocher du Loup
A huge granite rock off the coast south of Kribi, shaped like a wolf lying down, with quiet beaches nearby; it is often combined with a stop at the turtle village.
Rocher du Loup is a massive granite outcrop rising from the shallow sea about 40 km south of Kribi. From the shore it looks like a crouching wolf, and locals regard it as a sacred stone with many legends attached. The nearby beaches are wide and quiet, good for photos and picnics, and it lies on the way to Ebodjé Turtle Village. Part of the road is dirt, and it is easier to travel during the dry season. Local people charge a small symbolic fee.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Ebodjé Turtle Village
- Grand Batanga
- Lobé Falls
- Kribi Fishing Port & Fish Market
- Saint Joseph Cathedral, Kribi
- Kribi Lighthouse
- Campo Ma'an National Park
- Kribi Beaches