Lake Togo is a large lagoon in Togo, separated from the Atlantic Ocean by a narrow coastal strip. It is a shallow lake, popular for water sports, with towns like Agbodrafo and Togoville situated along its shores. The lake, along with nearby Lake Vogan and coastal lagoons, forms an important area for birdlife, offering crucial resting spots for migratory water birds. The surrounding floodplains, covered with grasses and aquatic plants, contribute to the area's biodiversity. Fish species like Tilapia and Chrysichthys are common, and invertebrates such as gastropods and crustaceans thrive here. The lake's tranquil waters are also navigated by pirogues, providing a unique way to experience the region.
Crossed Lake Togo to tour Togoville. The canoe was full and even a few motorcycles onboard as well. Our tour guide, Christopher, walked through the village while pointing out historical monuments. We saw Monument De L'amitie Germano, Togoville Berceau Du Vaudou, Centre Artisanal Adanu just to name a few. The tour was very informative and I had a pleasant experience here.
Ireti Amusu
5
Reviewed: 2023-05-21
Togo a cool place to reside, vacation inclusive. It's serenity is 100% good. I love Togo
Darcy Hicks
5
Reviewed: 2023-01-01
Beautiful place to visit. I would recommend visiting.
Komlan Gbegnon
4
Reviewed: 2020-03-02
Still in Togo 🤩oh how bad i want to go back there again