Pilgrimage Vodou 2011 in Bénin

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07th janvier 2011 Arrival in Cotonou of the pilgrims Installation in Hotel Dinner et Night. 08th janvier 2011 08h 30 Breakfast 09h 00 Départure to Abomey 11h 00 arrival at Abomey • Halt at Goho • Museum of Abomey (Classified by UNESCO) Courtesy visit to Dah TCHAOUNKA (King's Minister) • Halt at Allada to see the place T. LOUVERTURE • Visit of some vaudou shrines. 17h 30 Départure to Cotonou 19h 30 Arrival to Cotonou 20h 30 Dinner and Night. 09th Janvier 2011 08h 00 Breakfast 08h 30 Departure to Porto Novo 09h 30 Arrival at Porto Novo • Visit of the three Museums • Lunch • Round tour of porto Novo. • Courtesy visit to the King of Porto Novo. 17h 00 Departure from Porto Novo. 18h 00 Arrival at Cotonou. 20h 30 Dinner et Night 10th Janvier 2011 08h 00 Breakfast 08h 30 Departure to Ouidah 09h 30 Arrival on the celebration field. • Installation • Participation to the ceremony. • Lunch • Visit to the Museum of Ouidah. • The Slaves Route • The non return gate 17h 00 Departure to Grand Popo 18h 30 Arrival at Grand Popo • Installation in a Hotel • Dinner and night 11th Janvier 2011 08h 00 Petit Déjeuner 08 30 Departure to Aneho in Togo. 9h 00 Arrival at Hillah Condji boarder • Usual formalities • Visit to the royal city of Glidji. • Visit to some dignitaries and shrines. • City Tour • Lunch • Visit at ZEBE, first German settle point in TOGO. • Visit at the slaves embarking point of Agbodrafo. 17h 00 Return to Grand Popo. 17h 30 Departure to Possotomé. 18h 30 Arrival at Possotomé. • Installation • Dinner et Night 12th Janvier 2011 8h 00 Breakfast 8h 30 Visit to the spring water factory. • City Tour • Relaxation at the beach of Lac Ahémé • Lunch 14h 00 Departure to Cotonou. 15h 30 Arrival at Cotonou. • Shopping • Dinner et Cotonou by night. 13th Janvier 2011 Hobbies time NB : You will given guides ans languages facilitators to go round. 14th January 2011 8h 00 Breakfast 09h – 12h City tour of Cotonou 13h 00 Lunch Relaxation in Hotel Airport and departure Fin du circuit. The extra charges are beared by pilgrims.

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