This excursion is more than just a guided tour: it is an immersive, humane and committed experience that immerses you in the heart DE Benin’s history and culture while respecting nature and local communities.
By electric bike, you explore powerful places of memory and iconic spiritual sites, guided by passionate experts. Every step of the way is designed to create connection, raise awareness, and foster authenticity.
Above all, it is the only visit to the country to combine a complete historical circuit by electric bike, a successful eco-responsible approach (without plastic, solar energy, local partners) and a real encounter with the soul DE Ouidah.
Pickup included
Check-out from the Tourist House to this emblematic place. The museum houses a rich collection on the slave trade, local history and voodoo. Thanks to the explanations of your Bilingual Guide, each piece of the museum will come to life before your eyes.
Gather at this emotionally charged place, the former Public Slave Point of Sale where trade and sales took place during the Dahomey slave trade.
Discover this poignant symbol of the Slave Route where male slaves had to go around 9 times, and women 7 times so as to forget their family, history, culture and identity and become beings without any will.
Pedal comfortably to this former prison where slaves were locked up before they were deported to the Americas.
Through a walk, discover this unique place that contains a precious historical heritage, composed of sculptures, altars, legends and rites, accompanied by explanations from your Guide.
A delicious meal awaits you at a Responsible and Committed Restaurant.
Local cuisine, seasonal products, vegetarian options: everything is designed to delight your taste buds... and your conscience!
The restaurant owner will share with you his zero plastic approach and positive impact on local employment.
EN pedalling on this historic road for a walk, you will make several strong stops:
The Zomaï box (symbol of darkness),
The mass grave,
The sculpture DE l’Arbre DE Retour.
Each place is an opportunity DE better understand what this human tragedy was, with pedagogy and respect.
Admire these two opposite places of worship, a powerful symbol of the coexistence of religions in Benin. The brave ones can take pictures with a python around their necks. Visit the craft centres of the square and find unique objects of art to bring back to your loved ones.
Commented stop on this poignant place, built on the site of the mass grave where were thrown slaves deemed too weak for the crossing.
Close your tour on the beach where sits the majestic Gate of No Return, recently renovated, higher and illuminated. Admire the magnificent Check-out Boat as your Guide gives you the final explanations of this memorable day.
Maison du Tourisme DE Ouidah
Benin is a vibrant West African country known for its rich cultural heritage, historic sites, and diverse ecosystems. From the bustling markets of Cotonou to the serene beaches of Ouidah, Benin offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
This museum offers a deep dive into Benin's history, including the slave trade and the country's cultural heritage.
One of West Africa's largest and most diverse protected areas, Pendjari National Park is home to a wide variety of wildlife.
A picturesque coastal village known for its beautiful beaches and traditional fishing culture.
A corn-based dish often served with sauces made from tomatoes, peanuts, or okra.
A dish made from yam flour, typically served with a spicy sauce.
Fermented corn dough, often served with honey or sugar.
This is the dry season with pleasant weather, ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
West African CFA Franc (XOF)
GMT+1
220VV, 50HzHz
Benin is generally safe for travelers, but petty crime and scams can occur. Be cautious in crowded areas and at night.
Cotonou, Ouidah
Local buses are the most common form of public transport, but they can be crowded and uncomfortable.
Available • Apps: None widely used
Car, Bike, Scooter
A unique lakeside village built on stilts, known as the 'Venice of Africa'.
A historic city known for its ancient palaces and rich history as the capital of the Dahomey Kingdom.
Price varies by option