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BEnin

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Situated in the center of the African Coast, Benin is a beautiful destination for those searching for an idyllic tropical island paradise. Located at the mouth of the River Niger, Benin is a town that enjoys great coastal climate and spectacular beaches - ideal for family vacations. Many who have visited Benin have found this to be a particularly relaxing and memorable destination, as a result of its friendly atmosphere and welcoming people.

Benin has a lot to offer visitors. Including plenty of fine dining opportunities, intriguing design and a rich cultural heritage. The town has a well-developed airport - situated by the Sea - which offers frequent flights from key destinations worldwide. Approximately two hundred thousand people are permanently employed by the tourism sector in Benin, making it one of the most popular holiday destinations for British tourists.

Benin boasts a low crime rate and a highly developed infrastructure. Tourist attractions are widespread and include the ancient city of Cotonou, a number of archaeological websites and a national park. Benin's most famous landmark is its Grand Orchid, which can be found in the city of Cotonou. Other popular attractions include Saint Honorne Monastery at Cotonou, Saint Peter's Cathedral in Benin, and the Burea Oye Tambola - a natural reservoir around the Oyes River from the northern area of Benin.

Benin is also famed for its wine, with over three hundred distinct varieties out there. Benin is believed to have among the best wine regions in the entire world. A Few of the wineries in Benin contain the Cellars of Cherbourg and Bissagos. It's not unusual for wine connoisseurs to invest months on their own tasting the wines of Benin. It is considered a very complex and interesting country to see and is not always as easy to get around because you might think. Touring the country may require you to hire a car.

One of the primary attractions of Benin is its shoreline. There are many locations in the nation where you can go sailing - whether you want to enjoy the sea and the beaches or just relax on board. The majority of the coast of Benin is rocky cliffs and steep hills and there's absolutely no cable leading to the sea. Most boats that leave Cotonou dock need to navigate their way through the many canals and tiny streams that run throughout the nation. The boats travel from Port Louis to Fort-de-Nobles and then head south to Marseilles and to Cotonou.

If you want the peaceful atmosphere of the countryside but you like to experience the luxury and contemporary lifestyle of the city, then you may wish to see Cotonou. The island is an hour's boat ride from Benin City and you'll discover that this area hasn't changed much over recent years. Cotonou is home to many distinct types of architecture such as some that date back to the eighteenth century. The city is surrounded by beautiful mountains that supply you with the ideal setup for a relaxing day. Benin is one of the most popular destinations in West Africa for people that are seeking to go to the country or for families who are looking for somewhere to stay while they travel to Cotonou.

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