Discover Togo,Benin And Ghana In 14Days/13 Nights

The day begins with a drive to the stilt village of Ganvie, famously known as the “Venice of Africa.” Here, you will have the opportunity to visit the floating market and witness the unique lifestyle of the village’s inhabitants. The next stop is Ouidah, the site of Africa’s largest slave market. The city is dominated by the Houeda community, who worship pythons and consider them sacred. In fact, it is forbidden to kill a python in Ouidah, and if one is found dead, it must be brought to the temple for burial. You will have the chance to visit the temple, where you may even see live pythons, which are harmless and can be photographed. After exploring the temple, you will visit the sacred forest, a spiritual place for the Houeda people, as well as the slavery market and the Door of No Return. To round out the day, there will be a Zangbeto dance performance in Lokossa in the late afternoon. Overnight stay in Lokossa

The morning will kick off with a drive to Abomey, with a pit stop at the Azove market. In Abomey, you will have the chance to explore the city and visit the historic royal palace, which now serves as the Abomey Museum. You will also get to experience the oldest fetish market in Africa. Later in the afternoon, you will be treated to an Egungun dance performance in Cove. Overnight stay in Cove

The morning will start with a mesmerizing Guelede dance performance before heading to the northern region of Benin. Along the way, you will encounter the nomadic Fulani people and visit the Dankoli voodoo temple. The Fulani, who come from neighboring countries such as Niger, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Chad, and Guinea with their cattle, have a lifestyle that involves living in the bush with their animals. Overnight in Djougou.