Leisure and tourism

Departure from Lomé at 8 a.m., with a first stop at Notsé to visit the relics of the kingdom, cradle of the Ewe people; another at Wahala (Chra) to relive the fighting between the Germans and the Franco-British during the First World War. These two stops, immersive in history, will end with lunch at a local restaurant. From there, it’s on to Témédja, 166 km from Lomé, to spend the night in a wildlife park. A cultural evening hosted by a local band during lunch.

Departure for the Aklowa waterfall after breakfast at 7:30 am. A two-hour drive takes us to the foot of the mountain in the village of Aklowa. A 45-minute walk along a steep path to discover Togo’s largest and most beautiful waterfall in all its splendour. On the menu: swimming, games, relaxation, an escapade through the woods followed by a picnic. Return at 4:30 p.m. for a two-hour drive to Témédja. A well-deserved rest will allow you to recuperate before dinner at 8pm.

Departure from Témédja for Lomé at 8 a.m., followed by a stopover in Kamina, a village a few kilometers to the east, to visit the ruins of the TSF station built by the Germans between 1905 and 1911 and unfortunately destroyed during the fighting in the First World War.