This charming seaside resort, which is a colonial jewel, was the country's first capital. It is accessible by a modern highway or by a small road lined with maquis and artisan shops. Famous for its gentle way of life and its long white sand beaches, it is mainly frequented by tourists for […]
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When you arrive in Ivory Coast, you are obliged to visit the vibrant economic capital of the country in order to appreciate the economic dynamism, as well as the energy that emanates from it. You can visit some sites such as the colorful Treichville Market, the Plateau business district, the BAD or even the […]
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Assinie is the most famous seaside resort in the country. It served as the filming location for the film “Les Bronzés” in the 1970s and today as a refuge for all well-off Abidjanis and expatriates during the weekend. It is therefore impossible not to make a detour there to experience […]
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It is a seaside site which has 75 km of coastline, colonial buildings, a traditional dance heritage, and also many rich and varied tourist sites. There are also 150 km of shores, islands in the lagoon and a village which contains the lakes of Jacqueville and Abreby. So there is […]
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With its heavenly and almost deserted beaches, it is by far the most captivating seaside resort in the country. And its distance from the capital, as well as its inaccessibility, undoubtedly makes it even more attractive. But whatever it is, this trip to this Ivorian far-west will leave you with unforgettable memories of a place […]
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The capital of the Baoulé country, one of the main ethnic groups of the Akan group, is full of a multitude of sites to discover. The city is also very famous for its potters, based in the village of Tanou-Sakassou. You should also not miss the blacksmiths of Djambrou and the dyers of Dar Es Salam. A stroll in the […]
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The coastal city, located in the west of the country, is also worth the detour thanks to its countless sites, in particular the small village of Lahou-Kpanda, also called "the city of 3 waters", as well as the mouth between the river Bandama, the Tiagba lagoon or even the Azagny park.
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It is a small, quiet town located on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. Its isolation, even its isolation, makes it an exceptional destination with very few visitors. And the assets of this city are even more important, because it has an incredible and sumptuous colonial architectural heritage. In addition, there is the river of the same name, where […]
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It is a large city in western Ivory Coast, capital of the Tonkpi region. It is nicknamed “The city of 18 mountains” because it is located in a valley surrounded by a mountain range. By going there you can admire the Dent de Man, Mount Tonkpi, which is the highest point of […]
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Abengourou is a town steeped in history. Royalty is one of the emblematic elements that propel it. The current head of the place is none other than King Boa Kouassi III of Indenié, the 17th in the line. Carried by the majestic seal of the kingdom of Indénié which is among the most imposing heritages, Abengourou owes […]
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