To the south, ABIDJAN and the EBRIE LAGOON |
ABIDJAN is the largest port on Africa’s West coast. Situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the lagoon, this cosmopolitan city is home to 3 million people.
At night, the lights of the business center office towers, located on the Plateau and nick-named “the Ivory Coast’s Manhattan”, reflect in the lagoon with a supernatural glow; its up-to-date look coexists next to the animated, colorful neighborhoods of Treicheville, Marcory and Adjamé neighborhoods, so typical of developing African cities.
The lagoon, a stretch of shallow saltwater separated from the sea by sand dunes, spreads out on either side of Abidjan for more than 200 kilometers. This is a lively area, full of natural and cultural riches.
TIAGBA is a unique lake city built on stilts.
ASAGNY, National Park is a sanctuary for marine birds while marine invertebrates ,L'île aux Crevettes.
In GRAND LAHOU, a bustling 19th century business center, period houses can still be found nestled between bougainvilleas and other tropical plants.
The lagoon, a stretch of shallow saltwater separated from the sea by sand dunes, spreads out on either side of Abidjan for more than 200 kilometers. This is a lively area, full of natural and cultural riches.
TIAGBA is a unique lake city built on stilts.
ASAGNY, National Park is a sanctuary for marine birds while marine invertebrates ,L'île aux Crevettes.
In GRAND LAHOU, a bustling 19th century business center, period houses can still be found nestled between bougainvilleas and other tropical plants.
IVORY COAST with BELEM TOURS
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