Togo holidays
A small country by African standards (about the size of Croatia) on West Africa’s Gulf of Guinea, Togo holidays & Togo tours take you on a cultural whirlwind. From the colourful markets of its capital, Lome, to the extraordinary earth fortresses of the Tamberma people, Togo really is a trip into another world, time and way of life. With plenty of highs, such as camping in the foothills of Mount Klouto and lows, physical ones, back down at sea level, where palm fringed beaches await.
23 Togo holiday reviews
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£3,199
excluding flights
A brilliant holiday- exciting, mentally refreshing but physically challenging. (more)Ann Burke
Going to the villages and the Akwasidae Festival in Kumasi. The trip took in many sites and covered a lot of history - 4* (more)Maryann Fiermonte
With limited time, I decided to take a tour and I'm so glad I did and that I went with this company! This trip was definitely one of the highlights in my travelling career! (more)Maria Stratford
From
£3,599
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
Elmira castle
The Fisherman zone Accra
Tips?
Be prepared for very long drives - with very few to see on the way
Take some snacks from ho,e with you - food is not so.....
and make sure your Visas are done properly. Many of us had mistakes in the Visa issued in origin countries and passing the borders between Ghana-Togo-
Benin is a procdure
Local benefits?
not at all
Overall rating?
I'm happy I joined the tour. We didn't see the Voodoo festival as ... (more)Alona Shemesh
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£3,799
excluding flights
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£5,595
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
The are two memorable parts to our trip (1) visiting the Temple de Python in Ouidah, Benin and having a Royal Python draped around my neck. I've had a
phobia of snakes for many years, but decided this was the time to conquer it (2) the Zangbeto voodoo dance.
Tips?
Go now whilst it's still relatively undiscovered - we encountered very few other tourists.
Local benefits?
Because all the travel was by road, we felt it was more environmentally friendly and ... (more)Helen Jackson
From
£5,990
excluding flights
It was fascinating to see the village and countryside. It was spoilt by the transport issue. But I’m glad I went. It was an unforgettable experience. (more)Diane Few
Very interesting and out of the ordinary. The guide Armstrong was really excellent. He flawlessly organized all the visits to the ceremonies and tried to add extra experiences and things that were not in the program. No time was wasted. (more)Laura Palmucci
We experienced many memorable events but the Voodoo Festival in Ouidah, Benin was the most exciting. It was very colorful and spontaneous. Numerous people went into trances and engaged in wild dances. (more)Frank Keen
From
£2,549
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
The well behaved children. Given responsibility early like the 5 year old boy paddling his canoe, very self assured, or the girls of 6,7,8 with baby strapped to
their backs. They value their schooling.
Tips?
Beware hold luggage not arriving on your aircraft. 7 out of 13 had issues. One bag arrived a week late and one 9 days late. It was a 14 day break with
temperatures in the high 30's
Local benefits?
I would like to think there was a benefit to local ... (more)Derek Carter
From
£8,799
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
West Africa is very different from the other parts of Africa that I have visited.
It was very interesting to see this completely different culture.
Most memorable, but not in a good way - definitely the hotels which which were by far the most awful that I have ever stayed in.
Tips?
Make sure that you get a full and un-sanitised itinerary.
Call the agent and get a full run-down of what to expect.
Local benefits?
I did not see any evidence of ... (more)Rick Parisi
