Togo-3-day-itinerary

Day 1: Lomé

Places to Go:

  • Grand Marché: The largest market in West Africa, where you can find everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts.
  • Musée de la Toile de Togo: A museum showcasing the history and culture of Togo.

Activities:

  • Explore the vibrant streets of Lomé’s city center
  • Visit the Grand Marché and haggle for souvenirs

Things to Know:

  • Be prepared for crowds and noise at the Grand Marché
  • Try some local street food, such as fufu or akara
  • Don’t forget to bring sunscreen and a hat to protect yourself from the sun

Visa Requirements:

  • Togo has visa requirements for citizens of many countries. Check with your government’s website to see if you need a visa.
  • You can obtain a visa on arrival at the airport, but it’s recommended to get one in advance.

Transportation:

  • The best way to get around Lomé is by taxi or moto (a small motorcycle taxi).
  • Be sure to agree on a price before you start your journey.

Other Things of Interest:

  • Togo has a rich cultural heritage and a mix of traditional and modern influences.
  • Don’t miss the opportunity to try some local music and dance, such as the sabar drumming and dancing.

Day 2: Kpalime

Places to Go:

  • Tamberma Village: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this village is famous for its ancient architecture and unique culture.
  • Wapa Waterfalls: A beautiful waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation.

Activities:

  • Visit the Tamberma Village and learn about the local way of life
  • Hike to the Wapa Waterfalls and enjoy the scenery

Things to Know:

  • Be respectful of the local people and their customs
  • Don’t touch or remove any rocks or plants from the waterfalls area
  • Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy at the waterfall

Visa Requirements:

  • Same as Day 1, check with your government’s website for visa requirements.

Transportation:

  • Take a taxi or moto from Lomé to Kpalime (about 2 hours)
  • From Kpalime, take another taxi or moto to the Tamberma Village and Wapa Waterfalls

Other Things of Interest:

  • The Tamberma people have a unique culture that is influenced by their African and European heritage.
  • Don’t miss the opportunity to try some local cuisine, such as grilled fish or plantains.

Day 3: Kéran

Places to Go:

  • Aledjo Waterfalls: A beautiful waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation.
  • Kéran National Park: A national park with a variety of wildlife and scenery.

Activities:

  • Visit the Aledjo Waterfalls and enjoy the scenery
  • Take a hike in Kéran National Park and spot some wildlife

Things to Know:

  • Be prepared for the heat and humidity in Kéran
  • Bring plenty of water and snacks on your hikes
  • Don’t touch or remove any plants or animals from their natural habitats

Visa Requirements:

  • Same as Day 1, check with your government’s website for visa requirements.

Transportation:

  • Take a taxi or moto from Lomé to Kéran (about 3 hours)
  • From Kéran, take another taxi or moto to the Aledjo Waterfalls and national park

Other Things of Interest:

  • The Aledjo waterfalls are one of the most beautiful waterfalls in West Africa.
  • Don’t miss the opportunity to try some local fishing or boating on Lake Togo.