Is it safe?
Yes, it is safe to travel in Togo. While you must keep an eye out for petty crime such as pickpockets, overall, the country is quite safe and is considered one of the safest in West Africa. The biggest danger on a trip to Togo is the risk of malaria.
Who can travel to Benin?
Anyone can travel to Togo with it being one of the easiest countries to travel to for other Africans. 14 countries are visa free for Togo and every other country in the world is able to apply for the e-visa.
Does traveling to Togo restrict my future travel?
No, travelling to Togo does not create any travel problems for you in the future.
Can I explore by myself in Togo?
Yes, you can. However, if you do not speak French, you will have difficulty navigating the country. To get the most out of your experience it is best to go with a guide or on a group tour with Saiga.
Can I blog about my time in Togo?
Absolutely you can! There is a lot to see and do in this amazing country and you should definitely be telling others about your experience.
How much money should I bring to Togo?
We recommend a budget of around $20 per day to cover food and drinks. Souvenirs are fairly cheap as well with small items such as magnets usually being sold for around 1000 XOF or just under $2 USD.
Is Togo ok for Vegetarians or Vegans?
There are a lot of vegetarian options in the region with things like cassava and fruits, however if you are buying vegetarian dishes there isn’t much care about cross contamination with food. If you are a very strict vegetarian and vegan we would advise you to bring some of your own food or stock up at a supermarket when you arrive.
Is there anything I can’t bring to Togo?
Aside from the usual things such as drugs and weapons, there aren’t any major restrictions on what you can and can’t bring into the country. It is advisable to not try bring in fresh meat or vegetables as these may be confiscated on arrival. Further, if you have prescription medications it would be best to bring the paperwork with you, however it is unlikely that you will be asked for this when entering the country.
