Each month, the little village of Ganvie awakens with a celebration. This is no ordinary party; it is the sacred Benin Voodoo Festival, where the villagers honor to their spirits. The air crackles with a mixture of sweet scents as offerings are made on colorful altars. Singing fills the streets, and painted villagers parade through the crowds, the

Benin, an West African nation rich with culture and history, hosts the vibrant Voodoo festival. Every year, thousands of devotees assemble to honor their ancestors. The festival is an mesmerizing display with colorful costumes, rhythmic drumming, and captivating rituals. Pilgrims are welcomed to experience in this unique cultural tradition. The fe

Bordered by Togo to the west, Nigeria into the east and Burkina Faso and Niger for the north, Benin’s cultural complexity and rich heritage has very long been shackled for the slavers who haunted this corner of West Africa for nearly 3 hundreds of years. Travel to Benin with like-minded folks on certainly one of our smaller group tours (commonly