Continue to Palais de Lomé, also known as the Presidential Palace. A historic building located in the city centre of Lomé, Togo. The palace was built in the early 20th century and was originally used as the residence of the German governor during the colonial period. It later served as the residence of Togo's president and now houses a museum dedicated to the country's history and culture. The building is known for its beautiful architecture, featuring a mix of European and African styles. The Palais de Lomé is an important cultural and historical landmark in Togo and is a must-visit for anyone interested in the country's past and present.

Drive through Lome, passing by Independence Square, a symbol of national pride. The monument was built to commemorate Togo's independence from France in 1960 and features a statue of a woman holding the national flag. The monument is surrounded by a large roundabout and is often lit up at night. It is an important symbol of Togolese independence and national pride and is a popular gathering spot for locals and tourists. The monument is a must-visit for anyone interested in Togo's history and culture.

Journey to one of Lomé's village, where the ancient rituals of African voodoo come to life. Prepare to be warmly welcomed by the chief priest with a libation ceremony, setting the stage for an immersive traditional experience. Gain insights into the rich and often misunderstood traditions of voodoo, a religion deeply rooted in Togo's history. As you witness an authentic voodoo ceremony, you'll feel the pulsating rhythms of traditional drums and witness the genuine devotion of the practitioners. Unlike staged performances, this is a genuine ritual, offering a rare glimpse into a sacred practice. Please note that the content and duration of the ceremony may vary, ensuring an authentic experience every time. As you reflect on this unique encounter, cherish the privilege of witnessing a sacred rite in a welcoming village setting. Your journey promises to be an unforgettable highlight of your travels.

Buffet lunch: To conclude the day tour, enjoy a delightful buffet lunch that offers a variety of local and international dishes. Indulge in an array of fresh salads, savoury grilled meats, and an assortment of vegetarian options. Relish traditional Togolese specialities, such as fufu, akpan, and grilled fish, alongside continental favourites like pasta, roasted vegetables, and assorted cheeses. Save room for the dessert selection, featuring tropical fruits, cakes, and pastries. This buffet lunch provides the perfect end to your day, allowing you to savour the flavours of the region while relaxing and reflecting on the day’s adventures.