Ganvie-ouidah Tour

DAY 1: ARRIVAL

- ARRIVAL AND INSTALLATION AT THE COTONOU HOTEL
- INSTALLATION IN ROOMS
- WELCOME DRINKS

DAY 2: GANVIE

- BREAKFAST
- DEPARTURE FOR GANVIE
- BREAKFAST
- MOTORIZED BOAT TOUR TO THE MOUTH OF THE ROY A GRAND POPO
- LUNCH
- FUN AT THE BEACH AND DANCE
- DINNER AND NIGHT AT COTONOU

DAY 3: PARADISE ISLAND

- BREAKFAST
- DEPARTURE FOR PARADISE ISLAND
- FUN ON THE ISLAND
- LUNCH
- TOUR OF THE ISLAND IN A MOTORIZED BOAT
- BACK TO COTONOU

DAY 4: COTONOU - DEPARTURE

- BREAKFAST
- TOUR DE COTONOU
- SHOPPING

Our Service Include:

- Accommodation during the stay
- Shooting in museums and on sites.
- Bilingual professional guide fees
- Entrance fees to sites

Our Service Exclude:

- The personal expenses

Best Places to Visit in Benin:

Grand-Popo

The town of Grand-Popo has an intriguing history mainly due to the important role it played in the slave trade. The town oozes with African charm and the people are friendly. The town is about an hour's drive from Cotonou and offers a perfect change of pace from the busy city. There are many backside hotels and resorts in the town and the beaches are a great place to relax and swim. The nearby Mono River is a great place to walk and offers a chance to see mangroves and exotic birdlife.

Natitingou

Located a convenient 50km away from the Pendjari National Park, the city of Natitingou also has some of its own attractions that make it a worthwhile stop off on a tour of Benin. The city has its own museum which is based in a French colonel building and documents the lifestyle of the Somba people. In fact, the city of Natitingou is one of the best places to see the Somba people’s way of life and methods of building. Natitingou is also a great place to see Shea butter being made.

Bohicon

Bohicon is more of a place to pass through than to actually spend an extended period of time visiting. The town is an almost entirely modern place but it is well worth visiting the market, which is arguably the biggest and the best in Benin. The difference between the bustling market and the relative calm of nearby Abomey is startling. The busiest times for the market area are in the mornings, so these should be avoided if possible (unless of course, you thrive on the chaos).

Tanguieta

This charming town is a great place to see colonial French buildings in Benin. The population of the town is small: only about 20,000 people call Tanguieta their home. Tanguieta also has a lively market, although it is nowhere near as lively as Bohicon’s, and is a great place from which to visit the Tonogou Waterfalls or the Pendjari National Park which is home to some of the most majestic beats in Africa including lions, hyenas, and elephants to name only a few.