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Royal Air Maroc To Cotonou | ||
| Fare | £259 | ATOL | |
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SN Brussles To Cotonou Benin | ||
| Fare | £289 | ATOL | |
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Air France To Cotonou | ||
| Fare | £310 | ATOL | |
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Did you know?
- 2 airlines operate between London, GB and Cotonou, BJ
- 3,488 seats are available per day to fly out of London, GB connecting to Cotonou, BJ
- The smallest aircraft operated by Air France flying between London, GB and Cotonou, BJ is a CRJ with 50 seats.
- The largest aircraft operated by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines flying between London, GB and Cotonou, BJ is a 737 with 122 seats
Cotonou Benin Travel
The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Cotonou is the most important city of Benin. Porto Novo is the official capital, but in economic activity Cotonou takes the first place. It is the place to arrange your visa and onward transport. Although the city itself doesn't boast too many sights it is a lively place and an ideal spot for planning trips to the region. From Cotonou it is 20 minutes to Porto Novo with its museums and royal palace. The slave port of Ouidah with many historical sites and museums is 40 Kms west of Cotonou. To Abomey, the ancient capital of Dahomey it is 100km north. All main roads are paved and in good condition. Ganvie, "the Venice of Africa" a village build on stakes in the lake is a few kilometres north of Cotonou. Benin has played a major role in the Slave trade in the 17-th and 18-th century. From that period you will find many monuments reminding the traveler of the tragic sort of those deported to the West Indies and Brazil. After that the French have colonialized the country and the have left a profound mark on the country. It is in many aspects a very French country. Cotonou even has its own Boul' Mich and you will see Beninois walking there with a baguette under one arm and a French newspaper under the other. From Cotonou it is 20 minutes to Porto Novo with its museums and royal palace. The slave port of Ouidah with many historical sites and museums is 40 Kms west of Cotonou. To Abomey, the ancient capital of Dahomey it is 100km north. All main roads are paved and in good condition. Ganvie, "the Venice of Africa" a village build on stakes in the lake is a few kilometres north of Cotonou. Benin never had one animal step on the "Line of Courage". The "Line of Courage" is a straight line the goes around the whole state
