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Togo

Togo is an intriguiing and exciting destination waiting to be explored by the seasoned adventure traveller.

It's where vibrant cultures intertwine with breathtaking landscapes to offer travellers an unforgettable adventure. From the bustling markets of Lomé to the serene shores of Lake Togo, every corner of this West African gem invites exploration.

Ascend the heights of Mount Agou, the country's highest peak, for an exhilarating climbing experience, rewarded with sweeping views of the surrounding valleys and forests.

Whether trekking through lush rainforests, immersing in the traditional rituals of the Togolese people, or learning about the history of the ancient slave trade routes along the coast, Togo promises a journey rich in both history and natural wonders for the adventurous soul.

Voodoo dolls in a local market in Togo

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About Togo

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Employment of local guides

Our guides are all professional, equipped with an intimate knowledge of their cultural and natural environment and driven to conserve and preserve.

Sustainable development

We support the villages in the vicinity itineraries, implementing projects that improve their access to education and health.

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Useful Togo Info

Togo is on Greenwich Mean Time

French is the official language. Mina and Ewe are two of the major African languages spoken in the southern part of Togo.

West African CFA franc

Togo's economy is cash-based. ATM’s are rare outside the capital Lome. Many businesses don't accept credit cards.

You can exchange US Dollars and Euros at commercial banks and exchange bureaus.

Plan ahead and take enough cash to meet your needs.

Contact your bank to check you can access your money in Togo. Credit and debit card fraud is common.

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The associated plug type is C, which is the plug that has two round pins. Togo operates on a 220V supply voltage and 50Hz

Type C plug

Visas for Togo are required for the following nationalities:

Australia

New Zealand

United States of America

Canada

United Kingdom

All other nationalities should check with your nearest embassy or consulate.

We recommend that you apply for eVisa online at least one (1) month before your date of entry to Togo.

Electronic visa application procedure (Apply for Multiple Entry Visa for 15 days) and also carrying out immigration formalities online:-

- Access to the e-visa website via the “Togo Voyage” platform: https://voyage.gouv.tg/

- Create a “Togo Voyage” account, if you do not have one.

- Complete the various forms for the visa application.

- Provide the necessary supporting documents.

- The border crossings used on your trip for your visa application - the Nyive border from Ghana to Togo, the Tohoun border from Togo to Benin, the Hilla Condji border from Benin to Togo, and the Aflao border from Togo to Ghana.

- Make payment online by credit card (Visa; Mastercard, etc.). Visa application fees are non-refundable.

- Notifications will be sent to you to inform you of the receipt of your request, its processing, its validation, or its rejection, if applicable.

- When the e-visa is granted to you, you will receive a confirmation email.

- An electronic visa application is usually processed within five (5) business/working days.

- The cost of processing a visa application made less than six (6) working days before your arrival in Togo will be subject to a higher fee.

- Via the “Togo Voyage” platform (https://voyage.gouv.tg/), you can also carry out all your immigration formalities online and complete the health inspection form online; and pay the fees relating to the various procedures online.

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Innovative itineraries

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Travel with purpose, placing local communities at the heart of your adventure.

Led by experienced local guides and supported by regional crews and partners, your trip helps sustain livelihoods, build skills and strengthen long term partnerships.

Every adventure is designed to encourage respectful cultural exchange and ensure the benefits of tourism are shared with the communities you visit.

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