Ivory Coast Tours & Trips
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Ivory Coast's cultural tapestry comes alive from Abidjan's Le Plateau district to Korhogo's sacred rock formations. At Mont Korhogo, visitors witness fire-eater initiations in Toro. The journey features an audience with King Nanan Kouao in Niablé, tours of cocoa plantations, and traditional dances in Lopouafla village, complete with included meals and private transportation.
Duration 8 days Destinations Abidjan, Abengourou, Grand Bassam, Yamoussoukro, Korhogo Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Continent Tours From
- NZ$7,605
The varied landscapes of Ivory Coast stretch from Abidjan's modern cityscape to Abengourou's traditional kingdoms. Hotel Le Royaume welcomes visitors exploring coffee plantations and meeting King Nana Kouaho. The UNESCO-recognized Zaouli mask dance in Baoulé and colonial architecture in Grand Bassam highlight cultural heritage.
Duration 10 days Destinations Abidjan, Abengourou, Yamoussoukro, Grand Bassam Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Continent Tours From
- NZ$7,613
The Ivory Coast
15 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I Particularly enjoyed the tribal dancing.”
Colin, traveled in January
Cultural treasures of Ivory Coast range from Abidjan's modern skyline to traditional Senoufo villages. The acrobatic Boloy Leopard Dance amazes in Korhogo, while Yamoussoukro's 7,000-seat Basilica inspires awe. Encounters with Fulani nomads near Boundiali complement local crafts, from kente weaving to palm wine making, before Grand Bassam's golden beaches provide a relaxing finale.
Duration 13 days Destinations Abidjan, Korhogo, Boundiali, Odienne, Danane, Yamoussoukro Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From
- NZ$5,610
Duration 5 days Destinations Abidjan, Yamoussoukro Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Penguin Travel From
- NZ$954+$389 local payments
The cultural mosaic of Ivory Coast unfolds from the modern capital Abidjan to the 17th-century mosque in Kong. Sénofo artisans showcase their crafts in Korhogo, while the fetish hut of Niofoin reveals ancient traditions. Traditional dances enliven multiple villages before the tour reaches UNESCO-listed Grand Bassam, with its colonial architecture and local history.
Duration 11 days Destinations Abidjan, Bouake, Kong, Ferkessedougou, Korhogo, Boundiali, Odienne, Man, Yamoussoukro, Grand Bassam Age Range Ages 13+ Operator Landtours Ghana Ltd. From $7,804
5% Off- NZ$7,414You save $390
From the colonial architecture of Grand Bassam to the sacred monkeys of Gbétitapea, Ivory Coast's diversity shines. Hotel Le Royaume in Abengourou and Hotel President in Yamoussoukro provide comfortable bases. Komian Dance performances showcase local culture, while the world's highest basilica and vibrant districts of Abidjan round out the tour.
Duration 7 days Destinations Abidjan, Grand Bassam, Abengourou, Yamoussoukro Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Continent Tours From
5% Off- NZ$7,172
Architectural wonders and cultural charm blend from the world's largest basilica in Yamoussoukro to Grand Bassam's colonial streets. Cocoa fields in Niable, local kings' meetings, and bustling markets enhance stays in comfortable hotels like Hotel Le Royaume.
Duration 10 days Destinations Accra, Kumasi, Cape Coast, Abidjan, Abengourou, Yamoussoukro Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Continent Tours From
5% Off- NZ$10,626
What our customers ask about Ivory Coast Tours & Trips
What unique shopping experiences can be found in Ivory Coast?
Ivory Coast presents a range of shopping options from busy local markets to dedicated craft centers. The Treichville market in Abidjan draws locals and tourists looking for everyday goods while CAVA (Abidjan Handicraft Centre) focuses on local artisan work. Visitors to Korhogo can find traditional Senoufo crafts including clay beads and painted textiles. The Man market stands out for its collection of masks and fabrics made by the Guere and Dan communities. As one TourRadar traveler noted "The craft villages were excellent offering authentic local products at reasonable prices."
What are some must-visit cultural highlights in Ivory Coast?
The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace in Yamoussoukro stands as one of the world's largest churches accommodating 18000 worshippers. Grand Bassam's colonial quarter a UNESCO World Heritage site displays well-preserved French architecture and houses the National Costume Museum. The Korhogo region offers authentic mask dances where the Senoufo people perform their traditional "panther dance." A TourRadar traveler shared "The traditional dances in villages were highlights especially seeing local children trying to copy the dancers showing how the culture stays alive."
What are the accommodation options like in Ivory Coast?
The accommodation landscape changes between urban and rural settings. Abidjan features contemporary hotels such as the Ibis Plateau Hotel with modern amenities and dining options. Beachfront stays in Grand Bassam like Hotel Etoile du Sud come with private beach access and swimming pools. Northern cities including Boundiali offer simpler lodging but maintain essential comforts such as private bathrooms and climate control. Cities like Bouake feature properties with garden settings and outdoor pools.
What types of traditional performances can visitors experience in Ivory Coast?
The country's performance traditions center on distinctive mask dances. Visitors can watch the Goli Masquerade performed by the Baule people the athletic Boloy Leopard Dance from the Senoufo and the Dan people's impressive stilt dances. The Yamoussoukro area is known for the Zaouli masked dance performances. A TourRadar traveler remarked "All the tribal dancing experiences were excellent and different. The stilt and mask dances at Silakoro were particularly memorable."
When is the best time to visit Ivory Coast?
November through March marks the dry season offering pleasant temperatures and clear skies. This period works best for exploring northern regions like Korhogo and Odienne where traditional events and mask dances take place regularly. Coastal destinations including Grand Bassam and Abidjan welcome visitors throughout the year despite higher humidity levels. Travel during the heavy rains from April to October can complicate visits to remote villages and outdoor cultural activities.