Three faces of Benin, one day to start understanding it.
From Cotonou to Ouidah, up to the lakeside city of Ganvié, Kiblistours offers you a guided discovery where history, heritage, and daily life meet.
In Cotonou, discover the Amazon Monument, a symbol of the heritage of the warrior women of Dahomey, and immortalize this first step.
In Ouidah, walk the Route of the Slaves and discover the history of the transatlantic slave trade, as well as the links between Benin and African diasporas.
In Ganvié, take a pirogue on Lake Nokoué to observe stilt houses, fishing, boats, and scenes of life.
A day to understand Benin through its symbols, its memory, its landscapes, and its traditions.
Cotonou for a symbol.
Ouidah for memory.
Ganvié for life along the water.
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Experience Authentic Africa.
Go to the place of the amazon and look for a Guide with a yellow triangular pennant.
Look for a Guide dressed in black and holding a yellow pennant with a triangular shape.
Discover the Amazon Monument, one of the emblematic places in Cotonou, the economic capital of Benin. With your guide, explore the symbolism of this work and the heritage of the warrior women of the Kingdom of Dahomey, then take a moment for your souvenir photos.
Enter the universe of the Temple of Pythons in Ouidah and discover the place of the sacred python in Vodoun traditions related to the deity Dan. Your guide enlightens you on the history of the temple, its symbols, and the beliefs surrounding it. If you wish, and under the supervision of the site managers, you can wear a python around your neck.
Tour the Slave Route of Ouidah, a memorial itinerary dedicated to the history of the transatlantic slave trade. Throughout the stages, your guide illuminates the meaning of the places, the fate of the deported people, and the human consequences of this history. A visit to understand and pay tribute, conducted with respect and sensitivity.
Facing the Atlantic Ocean, discover the Gate of No Return, one of the most emblematic memorials in Ouidah. It symbolizes the forced Check-out of African captives deported as part of the transatlantic slave trade. Your guide helps you understand its historical and memorial scope, before a time of observation and reflection.
Embark on a canoe to discover the Venice of Africa (Ganvié), the famous lake city of Lake Nokoué. Between stilt houses, boats, and exchanges on the water, observe a daily life paced by fishing, commerce, and canoe travel. Your guide tells you the history of the city and sheds light on the ties that unite its inhabitants to the lake. Canoeing included
Resume the route to Cotonou after your discovery of Ganvié, nicknamed "the Venice of Africa." Take advantage of the return journey to relax, chat with your Guide, and share your impressions of the day's highlights. To extend the experience, you can then optionally attend a show of traditional dances and music, featuring the cultures of Ouidah and Ganvié, for a supplement, starting from 10 participants. About 30 minutes for the return trip, depending on traffic • Return transport included • Optional show, to be paid separately
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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