Two Weeks in West Africa: A 13-Day Five-Country Itinerary Overview
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Short answer: two weeks is enough for five countries at a steady pace with a private guide. The 13-day grand tour is from $4,950 per person.
Highlights
UNESCO-listed sites, traditional music and dance, beach resorts, local markets and wildlife.
How to decide
- Want heritage only? The 9-day private tour is more focused.
- Short on time? Try the 3-day tour.
- Time it with a festival: Vodun in January or Detty December.
The full day-by-day plan is tailored to your dates; request it here.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the grand West Africa tour?
13 days and 12 nights across Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
How much does it cost?
From $4,950 per person. Flights, visa fees, insurance, meals other than breakfast and tips are extra.
Is the itinerary fixed?
No. The day-by-day plan is tailored on request.
Need a hand? Request a free trip plan.
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Disclosure: Tourism X Africa is connected with UComeAfrik and Confidence Travel Guide. We list other options so you can compare, and we link to sources so you can check for yourself.
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