• Musee National des Costumes - The National Museum of Costume is an impressive colonial-styled building that houses a wide array of ancient cultural artifacts and collections from all over the country. remarkable for its collection of vintage photos, the most curious of which
  must be that of a pith-helmeted French colonial squeezing the breast of a naked N’Zima woman. The scale model villages downstairs examine the habits and customs of Ivory Coast’s indigenous people. The basketry, textiles, masks, ceremonial outfits and indigo goods are also worth a peek.
  The range of mannequins illustrates the various religious and ethnic traditions of the country: a loin-clothed Baoulé monarch is draped in gold jewellery, an Abouré féticheuse tasked with educating children about sex clutches a wooden penis and broom to deter malevolent spirits, and a Kru
  chieftain poses in a suit of tree bark and leather.

• Private transportation
• Entrance to Museum
• Guide

This excursion perfectly blends historical landmarks, cultural experiences, and scenic landscapes. Start with a 1-hour stroll through Qartier France led by your guide, visiting all iconic structures in this UNESCO-recognized site. Following the walk, unwind on a canoe ride across the serene Bassam lagoon, equipped with a drink and snacks, taking in the picturesque mangroves and palm trees.

Upon the journey, you’ll arrive in the quaint village of Monduke, identified by numerous coconut trees and residences constructed from indigenous resources like palm fronds and African bamboo. Witness the native fishermen haul their boatloads of fresh catch, as their partners trade the produce with tourists right on the sandy beach. It’s an experience you won’t forget.

Conclude your outing by rowing back to the origination point, with a stopover at N’Zima village known for its smoked fish. Savor this local delicacy accompanied by a beer, in a Maquis, for a fitting end to the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.