This 8-day tour of Togo invites you to discover the rich tapestry of this West African nation. Beginning in the lively capital city of Lomé, you’ll explore vibrant markets, cultural attractions, and the serene shores of Lake Togo. Your journey takes you to Togoville, Kpalimé, Kara, and the Togo Mountains, where you’ll experience striking natural landscapes, visit UNESCO World Heritage sites, and engage with local communities. Togo’s unique blend of traditions, history, and scenery promises an unforgettable travel adventure. Explore the lush countryside, historic towns, and cultural treasures that define this beautiful West African nation.
Day 1: Lomé Arrival
• Arrive in Lomé, the capital of Togo.
• Check in to your accommodation.
• Explore the city’s vibrant markets and take a stroll along the palm-lined beaches.
Day 2: Lomé City Exploration
• Visit the bustling Grand Marché for local crafts and souvenirs.
• Explore the Togo National Museum to learn about the country’s history and culture.
• Discover the Artisanal Village, showcasing traditional Togolese arts and crafts.
• Enjoy a meal at a local restaurant to savour Togolese cuisine.
Day 3: Togoville and Lake Togo
• Depart for Togoville, a historical town on the northern shores of Lake Togo.
• Explore the Togoville Cathedral and learn about its spiritual significance.
• Take a boat ride on Lake Togo to observe local fishing and birdwatching.
• Return to Lomé for the night.
Day 4: Kpalimé and Scenic Landscapes
• Drive to Kpalimé, a town surrounded by lush forests and beautiful hills.
• Visit the Kpalimé Waterfall and the nearby Tamberma Valley, known for its traditional Tata houses.
• Enjoy the picturesque landscapes of Kpalimé.
• Spend the night in Kpalimé.
Day 5: Hike in the Togo Mountains
• Embark on a guided hike in the Togo Mountains, enjoying the scenic beauty and serene surroundings.
• Explore the Akloa Waterfall, where you can swim and relax.
• Return to Kpalimé for another night.
Day 6: Kara and Cultural Exploration
• Drive to Kara, a city in the northern part of Togo.
• Visit the Koutammakou UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its unique traditional Taberma houses.
• Explore the local markets and engage with the indigenous Batammariba people.
• Overnight stay in Kara.
Day 7: Return to Lomé
• Head back to Lomé, making stops along the way to appreciate the Togolese landscapes.
• Explore any missed attractions in Lomé or do some last-minute shopping.
• Enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 8: Departure from Lomé
