Old Sassandra Wharf in Côte d'Ivoire is a historic port area in the coastal town of Sassandra, renowned for its fishing activities and colonial-era remnants. The wharf features weathered wooden piers where local fishermen unload their daily catch, offering a glimpse into traditional maritime life. Nearby, small stalls sell fresh seafood, and the surrounding area retains traces of early 20th-century French colonial architecture. The Atlantic Ocean provides a constant backdrop, with waves breaking against the shoreline. Visitors often observe the rhythmic work of fishermen and the movement of brightly painted pirogues. The wharf remains functional, serving both as a working dock and a point of interest for those exploring Sassandra's coastal heritage.