Kara Region Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Kara Region

We get it! That plane flying overhead let loose the traveller within, right? Then a trip to Kara Region might be just what you need! From here, you'll be able to venture off the tourist trail a little and explore the delightful beaches and rolling hills of Togo.

It's located 390 kilometres to the north of Lome, Togo's capital city.

Spend a little time immersed in nature at Parc Sarakawa. It lies just 25 kilometres away from Kara Region. Breathe in the clean air and take some time to clear your mind.

After some other close-by destinations? Kara is only 25 kilometres to the southeast, so hop in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Boukombe, 50 kilometres north of Kara Region, is also worth a day trip.

If the kids need a break from sightseeing, why not take them out for a leisurely day of shore fishing or sunbathing?

Pressed for time? Booking a few wildlife spotting tours and wildlife safaris will ensure you get the most out of your adventure.

Whether you're paddling in it, floating on top of it or hurtling across it, nothing beats being next to the water. You can select from various watersports here, including swimming and fishing.

Check out the region's craft workshops. They are particularly good places to head to when the weather turns nasty.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a more engaging way to appreciate the local area than by visiting its open-air markets.

Are you ready to crunch, munch, gnaw, nibble and swig your way through Togo? A world of surprising flavours awaits you, so pull out your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

When the locals talk about their food, you might hear fufu (mashed yam and groundnut sauce) or riz sauce arachide (rice with peanut sauce) uttered a few times. These specialty dishes form part of the area's identity and should be on any foodie's must-eat list.

Don't let a difference in language get in the way of a fun time! Make your trip to Togo a more rewarding one by learning a few phrases in the local tongue. 'C'est combien ?' can be very useful. It's how you say 'how much is this?'. 'Je m'appelle ...' ('my name is..') is another one you may need.

You're bound to sense a party atmosphere in the air around the 27th of April. The locals will be getting ready for Independence Day, a day of nation-wide celebrations.

"Au revoir / À bientôt" doesn't have to mean farewell for good. Why not hold onto a few West African francs for when you come back?

Ready to fly out? Plan a route, pack your suitcase and set an alarm. The closest airport, Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS), is approximately 430 kilometres to the southeast.