Lomé sits at an elevation of 10 meters along the Gulf of Guinea and features the world's largest voodoo market. Entry to the Akodessewa market costs 5,000 CFA.
Suggested: 48h
Lake Togo spans 46 square kilometers near Agbodrafo and serves as the country's voodoo heartland. Hire a local pirogue for roughly 5,000 CFA to reach Togoville's shrines.
Suggested: 8h
Grottes de Nok
Historical & CulturalNok and Mamproug caves house 134 clay granaries built by the Moba people in the 18th century. Visit the 437-meter high cliffs near Nano for history and views.
Suggested: 2h
Koutammakou
Historical & CulturalKoutammakou covers 50,000 hectares in northern Togo where the Batammariba build two-story mud takientas. Entry costs 1,500 CFA with guides starting at 10,000 CFA.
Suggested: 4h
Mount Agou
Natural SceneryMount Agou stands 986 meters tall as Togo's highest peak near Kpalimé. This guide details hiking routes, 5,000 CFA guide fees, and views of Lake Volta.
Suggested: 8h
Mono River
Natural SceneryThe 400km Mono River defines the Togo-Benin border and hosts a 346,285-hectare UNESCO reserve. See hippos near Nangbeto Dam or explore sacred Adja heritage in Tado.
Suggested: 3h
Abdoulaye Faunal Reserve
Natural SceneryAbdoulaye Faunal Reserve spans 30,000 hectares near Sokodé, serving as a vital corridor for savanna buffalo and primates. Peak wildlife viewing occurs from December to February.
Suggested: 4h
The Maison des Esclaves in Agbodrafo dates to 1835 and charges a 2,000 CFA entry fee. This historic Togo site sits 30km from Lomé near the banks of Lake Togo.
Suggested: 8h