From Modern Abidjan to Historic Grand Bassam Tour

Learn about the rich history of the cathedral, a significant landmark in Côte d’Ivoire’s heritage, followed by a guided visit to admire its remarkable architecture

Explore this iconic mosque, renowned for its distinctive three-level architecture and vibrant colors. Guests may visit the prayer room for photos or simply appreciate its remarkable design

Welcome to Marché de Treichville, one of the busiest and most vibrant markets in Abidjan. Here, you can experience everyday Ivorian life while exploring local fabrics, handicrafts, souvenirs, food products, and much more. Feel free to walk around, take photos respectfully, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of this iconic local market

dern skyline, government institutions, and iconic landmarks. Often compared to Manhattan, this district combines business, history, and urban culture. During the tour, guests will discover some of Abidjan’s most famous attractions, including the remarkable Pyramid building and other key sites that reflect the city’s growth and identity

CAVA - Centre Artisanal de la Ville is a popular artisanal center in Abidjan, showcasing the creativity and craftsmanship of local artists. Here, guests can discover a wide range of handmade products such as wood carvings, paintings, traditional masks, jewelry, and souvenirs that reflect Ivorian culture. It is also a great place for visitors who wish to purchase authentic local crafts directly from artisans while learning about their work and techniques.

Galerie Cécile Fakhoury is a contemporary art gallery located in the Cocody district of Abidjan. It showcases modern African art including paintings, sculptures, and installations from both local and international artists. This short cultural stop offers visitors the opportunity to explore rotating exhibitions and experience the vibrant contemporary art scene of Côte d’Ivoire.

Musée National des Costumes is a cultural museum located in the historic city of Grand-Bassam. It showcases traditional costumes and attire from different ethnic groups of Côte d’Ivoire, reflecting the country’s rich cultural diversity. Visitors can discover royal garments, ceremonial outfits, and historical clothing used in various regions. This stop offers a deep insight into Ivorian traditions and heritage.

Maison Ganamet is an abandoned historic house located in Abidjan. Although now in ruins, it remains an interesting stop due to its unique architecture and mysterious atmosphere. The building is often visited during city tours for photography and cultural storytelling, offering visitors a glimpse into a forgotten piece of local history and urban heritage.

Pass by the scenic coastline of Grand-Bassam and enjoy views of the refreshing Atlantic breeze

Visit the old town of Quartier France in Grand-Bassam, a UNESCO World Heritage Site rich in colonial history and culture, followed by 50–60 minutes of complimentary leisure time at Grand-Bassam Beach (at your own expense).