Private Tour

UNESCO Grand Bassam-Francais/English-fascinating tour - day of your choice!

Overview

Available languages

English

French

Mobile ticket

Meet us in Grand Bassam (en FRANCAIS ou ANGLAIS) at the National Museum of Costume (google maps name in English or Musee National du Costume en francais) at 9am. We will walk or drive (if you have a car) through the unique, French colonial buildings. We can add the option to go to delicious restaurant on the ocean; cost of the meal is not included.

We'll see the mural documenting the story of the women who marched for a cause and won! We will learn about the usage of each colonial building, monuments to the colonists who died of yellow fever, and much more. We'll visit 3 chic and cool artisan workshops: local artwork, excellent wood and brass carvings, stunning pottery.

If you would like to be picked up, please book this walking tour on TripAdvisor, contact me, and we'll work out a price and vehicle.

Cruise passengers - reserve with us for a private tour, transportation to and from port, for a special price!

Contactez-moi pour une visite de Grand Bassam en francais!

Additional Info

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What To Expect

Musee National des Costumes

We'll discover the history of several colonial buildings in unique Grand Bassam!

30 minutes • Admission Not Included

What‘s Included

All Fees and Taxes

We will have lunch at a beautiful seaside restaurant!

Options

Colonial Grand Bassam!

Reviews

5.00

1 review

Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

Visite guidée du Bassam-tres organisée et intéressante-fantastic visit!
pbc851,,Jul 7, 2019
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00
Josiane etait a l'heure et tres organisée. Elle connait tous les détails de cette site heritage de l'UNESCO. Josiane was on time and organized. She knows so many fun and interesting details on this UNESCO World Heritage Site city, including the first electric company (run on palm oil). We learned about and saw a mural documenting the Women's March in bikins to successfully free their husbands from prison during the independence movement. The artisanal shops are a must-see and "buy!" The restaurant right on the Atlantic for brunch was scenic and delicious - magnifique! Pleasant way to spend a morning - learning about this colonial treasure.