Kpalimé, Agou and Akpesse folkdance

Mount Agou - Begin your journey with a two-hour drive from Lomé to Kpalimé, taking in the beautiful Togolese landscape along the way. As you leave the pier, enjoy a scenic drive through Lome, passing by Independence Square, a symbol of national pride. Upon reaching the base of Mount Agou, take a moment to capture the stunning view of Togo’s highest peak before heading to the village. We’ll drive up to the Ewe village, perched on the mountainside, offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into the local way of life. This tribe, historically significant in Togo, continues to uphold their ancestral traditions. You’ll receive a warm welcome from the tribal royalty and be captivated by the Akpesse folkdance performed in your honor.

Middle School Of Education Artistic And Artisanal - This center is both a production hub for handmade items and a school for the youth of Kpalimé. Here, you’ll find a variety of locally made goods such as batik clothing, leather products, bracelets, wood carvings, pottery, and macramé. The center plays a dual role in the community.

The Castle Viale - Known for its unique architecture and location, this castle offers an elevated view of the landscape, the city of Kpalimé, and even the borders of Ghana. On a clear day, you might even see Lake Volta. Despite needing maintenance, it’s a site worth visiting.

Cascade de Wome - Recharge with a visit to the Womé waterfall, where you can take a refreshing swim in its cool waters. You might meet other tourists and share experiences. The path to the waterfall is steep, but the hidden gem is worth the climb. After your visit, you’ll head to your hotel.

Vodoo ceremony and cultural tour

Lome - After lunch, drive back to Lomé for two hours to witness the ceremonial traditions of African voodoo in a local village. You’ll be warmly welcomed by the chief priest and gain a deeper understanding of the often-misunderstood voodoo customs. Experience an authentic voodoo ritual, complete with drums and folkdance performed by voodoo practitioners.

Palais de Lome - Visit the historic Palais de Lomé, also known as the Presidential Palace, located in the city center. Built in the early 20th century, it served as the residence of the German governor during the colonial period and later as the residence of Togo’s president. Now a museum, it showcases the country’s history and culture with its beautiful blend of European and African architectural styles. It’s a must-visit for anyone interested in Togo’s past and present.

Akodessewa Fetish Market - Explore this market in Lomé, known for its traditional African religious artifacts and medicinal herbs used in voodoo practices. The market offers a variety of items, including animal parts, bones, skulls, and other intriguing objects. Visitors come to learn about voodoo and purchase unique souvenirs. It’s an important cultural site often included in cultural tours of Lomé.

Lome - On your way back home, we’ll ensure you see more of Lomé’s highlights, including the presidential grounds and various monuments. We’ll take different routes to give you a comprehensive view of the city.

• Air-conditioned car
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• All fees and/or taxes
• Accommodation

• Everything that is not included in the tour
• Personal and additional needs

During this tour, you will delve into the fascinating and mysterious world of African voodoo. This immersive tour offers an in-depth exploration of Togo’s rich cultural heritage, providing a profound understanding of its traditions, culture and spiritual practices. The journey continues as you gain insights into the often misunderstood Akpèssè folkdance, deeply ingrained in Togo’s history and culture. Experience the authentic rhythms and rituals of a genuine voodoo ceremony, where the pulsating beats of traditional drums and the devoted practices of the villagers reveal the sacredness of this ancient tradition. This tour promises to be a highlight of your travels, offering a rare and intimate glimpse into the spiritual and cultural heart of Togo.

• An experience adapted to families with children, solo-travelers, backpackers and couple.
• Suitable for a private group tour in Togo
• Suitable for a photography tour in Togo
• Wear casual, lightweight, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes. Bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
• This excursion includes limited walking. Participants should be prepared to navigate some uneven and natural terrain.
• The tour is available to guests who utilize a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina.
• While we strive to provide the best available conditions and equipment, please bear in mind that standards may differ from other locations. Guests should be aware that they will be interacting with members of the general public during shore excursions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.