Private Tour of Abidjan

This symbolic square honors Félix Houphouët-Boigny, the founding father of Ivory Coast, and offers a sweeping view of Abidjan’s modern skyline.

The Salam Mosque’s elegant white façade and towering minarets stand as a peaceful contrast to the urban energy of the Plateau district.

Its bold geometric form reflects the city’s forward-looking spirit and serves as a striking backdrop for photos.

Inside, intricate stained-glass windows depict biblical scenes alongside Ivorian cultural motifs.

Head to the lively Blockhaus neighborhood to discover how Attiéké, Ivory Coast’s beloved cassava couscous, is made by hand. Meet local women preparing it using age-old techniques passed down through generations.

It’s the perfect place to experience Abidjan’s vibrant street life and interact with local vendors.

The highlight of your tour awaits at Chez Ambroise, where you’ll enjoy a refreshing drink or traditional dish while witnessing the legendary Zaouli mask dance. Originating from the Guro people of central Ivory Coast, the Zaouli dance is performed by a masked dancer whose rapid, graceful movements are guided by the hypnotic rhythm of live drumming. It’s a dazzling celebration of beauty, community, and joy — a moment that truly embodies the spirit of Ivory Coast.

Browse hand-carved masks, sculptures, jewelry, and paintings created by skilled local artisans — a perfect way to take home a piece of Ivorian creativity and culture.