Kamsar, a port city in Guinea, West Africa, is renowned as a major player in the global bauxite industry. As a sub-prefecture of Guinea, it handles a substantial portion of the world's bauxite production. The city experiences a tropical monsoon climate, with heavy rainfall from June to October and a dry season from December to April.

While Kamsar's primary focus is on industry, the surrounding region offers opportunities for exploration. The Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve, a shared border with Liberia and Côte d'Ivoire, is a haven for diverse wildlife, including chimpanzees, leopards, and elephants. Hiking and wildlife observation are popular activities in this region. The Fouta Djallon Mountains, known for their beauty and the sacred Mount Gangan, Guinea's highest peak, also beckon adventure seekers.