Cotonou-ketou-porto-novo Tour

​Cotonou-Ketou-Porto Novo Tour

DAY 1 : Cotonou

- Arrival at Cotonou
- Transfer to hotel
- Welcome drink

DAY 2 : Cotonou – Kétou

-Breakfast
- Departure to Kétou
- Courtesy visit to the King of Kétou and
- Visit of Royal Palace Akaba Idena and Magic Door
- Cultural activities displaying Guelede dance.
- Dinner

DAY 3 : Kétou – Porto-Novo

- Breakfast
- Departure to Porto-Novo
- Arrival at Porto-Novo and visit the heritage house of Agbokomey
- Visit Honme Museum
- Trekking through the botanical garden
- Back to Cotonou

Our Service Include:

- Accommodation during the stay
- Half board
- 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:

A trip to Benin will feel like a true adventure as there is still so much to discover and the country is only just beginning its life as a tourist destination. Benin is a good introduction to Africa as it has it all: great wildlife, great beaches, great people and culture and it caters well to tourists without feeling like a tourist destination.

Cotonou

It may not be the true capital city of Benin but Cotonou sure does feel like it. The city is an intense blast of urban energy combined with African charm. If it is your first time in Africa, the city can be a little bit daunting and full-on but for those willing to risk the adventure, Cotonou has plenty of rewards These rewards include a number of stunning paradise beaches with golden sand and palm trees. The Pendjari National Park is also a must-see in Cotonou and is seen as one of the leading animal reserves in Africa.

Ouidah

Ouidah is a city that has a mix of influences from the French and the Portuguese due to various events in history. The city is located about 40km away from Cotonou and in contrast, is more relaxed. If you are interested in African history (and you should be) then this city should be top of your itinerary. It has fantastic museums exploring slavery and voodoo. If all the history gets too much for you, there are more stunning beaches to laze on in Ouidah too.

Porto Novo

Porto Novo is the capital city of Benin and the former French capital of Dahomey. If you have visited Cotonou first, you will probably struggle to understand why Porto Novo is the official capital city, the population is only around 250,000 and the pace is much more leisurely than Cotonou. The influence of the Portuguese in this area is still clear to see in the present day.