Benin
The administrative capital is the city of Cotonou. It borders Togo to the west, Nigeria to the east and Burkina Faso and Niger to the north. It has a short coastline to the south along the Atlantic Ocean (Gulf of Guinea). Known as Dahomey until 1975, Benin has a total population of about 8.5 Million people with French as the official spoken language. Benin has a large collection of cultural and historical monuments for the great delight of the visitor.
- Sacred Pythons Temple
Ganvie (Village on water)- Sacred Forest
- Pendjari National Park
- Ouidah Museum
- Grand Popo
- Port of No Return
- Abomey Royal Palace
Benin tours would be complimented with sightseeing of the waterfalls, hill and the grasslands of the country while the tour to Somba region would give the tourists pleasure to witness the exotic architecture and the cultural heritage
