5 articles to prepare your trip
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve spanning 4,700 km² in northwestern Bénin, Pendjari is home to lions, elephants, cheetahs and over 400 bird species.
Benin's longest river, the Ouémé flows across the country for 500 km, from the Atacora to the Gulf of Guinea, passing through Porto-Novo and its lacustrine delta.
From northern Benin to the Atlantic Ocean, the Mono flows through a UNESCO biosphere reserve, the Dankoli voodoo sanctuary, and the Grand-Popo coastline.
Chutes de Kota
About 50 km from Natitingou, Kota Falls descends from the Atacora mountains in several tiers, including one of 20 meters, set amid woodland and traditional villages.
Between Atlantic coconut groves, the Mono River and voodoo temples, Grand-Popo offers a peaceful and culturally rich stop on Benin's coast, 80 km from Cotonou.
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