Togo-6-day-itinerary

Togo Travel Itinerary (6 days)

Day 1: Arrival in Lomé

  • Arrival: Arrive at Gnassingbé Eyadéma International Airport (LFW)
  • Visa Requirements: Citizens of most countries need a visa to enter Togo. Visas can be obtained on arrival or at the embassy/high commission before traveling.
  • Accommodation: Check-in at a hotel in Lomé city, such as Hotel Napoleon Lagune or similar
  • Afternoon: Explore Lomé city, visit the National Museum of Togo and the Grand Marché du Gbégame

Day 2: Lomé to Kpalime

  • Transportation: Take a private car or taxi from Lomé to Kpalime ( approx. 2 hours)
  • Activities:
    • Visit the Kpalime waterfalls
    • Explore the scenic views of the surrounding hills and valleys
  • Accommodation: Overnight at a hotel in Kpalime, such as Hotel Kpalime or similar

Day 3: Kpalime to Atakpamé

  • Transportation: Take a private car or taxi from Kpalime to Atakpamé (approx. 2 hours)
  • Activities:
    • Visit the Atakpamé National Park
    • Explore the traditional villages and markets
  • Accommodation: Overnight at a hotel in Atakpamé, such as Hotel Atakpamé or similar

Day 4: Atakpamé to Sokodé

  • Transportation: Take a private car or taxi from Atakpamé to Sokodé (approx. 3 hours)
  • Activities:
    • Visit the Sokodé National Park
    • Explore the traditional Batammariba villages and learn about their culture
  • Accommodation: Overnight at a hotel in Sokodé, such as Hotel Sokodé or similar

Day 5: Sokodé to Kara

  • Transportation: Take a private car or taxi from Sokodé to Kara (approx. 2 hours)
  • Activities:
    • Visit the Kara National Park
    • Explore the traditional Kabye villages and learn about their culture
  • Accommodation: Overnight at a hotel in Kara, such as Hotel Kara or similar

Day 6: Return to Lomé

  • Transportation: Take a private car or taxi from Kara back to Lomé (approx. 4 hours)
  • Departure: Depart from Gnassingbé Eyadéma International Airport (LFW)

Things to Know

  • Togo is a francophone country, but many people also speak local languages and some English.
  • The local currency is the West African CFA Franc (XOF).
  • Credit cards are not widely accepted, so it’s best to have cash.
  • Malaria and other diseases are prevalent in Togo, take necessary precautions.

Tips

  • Be respectful of local customs and traditions.
  • Haggle at markets and shops, it’s a normal part of the culture.
  • Try local food, such as fufu with peanut sauce or grilled fish.
  • Stay hydrated and bring sunscreen.