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Bimbia Slave Trade Heritage Site

4.7Half dayMax 15 peopleWalk-in eligible
Bimbia Slave Trade Heritage Site

Between 1776 and 1838, approximately 2,393 people - 42% of them children - were shipped from Bimbia to North Carolina, Brazil, Guyana, and Jamaica. The site on the Atlantic shore 14km from Limbe was only formally identified in 1987 during groundwork for a new church. Community guides lead visitors through the stone holding cells, the embarkation jetty, and the mangrove forest that hid the operation from the open sea. A cannon still faces the channel toward Nicholls Island where enslaved people were held before embarkation.

Did you know

Between 1776 and 1838, approximately 2,393 people were shipped from Bimbia to North Carolina, Brazil, Guyana, and Jamaica. The site was only formally identified in 1987.

What's included

  • Heritage guide
  • Site entry fee
  • Dugout crossing to peninsula
  • Interpretation booklet

Not included

  • -Transport from Limbe town
  • -Meals

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Starting from

$30 / person

Standard Walk-in
DurationHalf day
Rating4.7
Max group size15 people
BookingWalk-in OK

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Bimbia Heritage Site (14km from Limbe)
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