A land changed forever
Landing in Côte d'Ivoire reveals a diverse range of climates and topography, from lush jungles to tropical beaches and small deserts. Tourists can expect the typical West African hot weather with low humidity, with the exception of the summer wet season. Most flights arrive in Yamoussoukro, which offers immediate access to the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace, founded by Pope John Paul II. Then dive into the country’s fascinating conglomeration of West African music, pottery, and cuisine which includes Bangui (wine from local grapes), and halibut. You might also run into one of the frequent dancing contents. Thanks to Côte d'Ivoire's conservation efforts, you can take an eco-tour into the West African jungle. When available, you should take the do a tour that includes nearby Benin or Togo, since many of these offer package deals and include airfare.
