Ivory Coast pairs the gleaming modern skyline of Abidjan with palm-lined Atlantic beaches, dense Taï rainforest, and one of the largest basilicas in the world at Yamoussoukro.
A monumental basilica in Yamoussoukro modelled on St Peter's in Rome, among the largest churches on Earth.
Ivory Coast's vibrant economic capital, known for its skyline, lagoon and lively nightlife.
A UNESCO-listed rainforest reserve, one of the last significant areas of untouched Upper Guinean forest.
A UNESCO-listed former colonial capital with faded French architecture along the Atlantic.
One of West Africa's largest protected areas, home to elephants, hippos and diverse savanna wildlife.
Marvel at one of the largest church buildings in the world.
See the city's skyline from the water on a relaxed lagoon cruise.
Search for wild chimpanzees in pristine Upper Guinean forest.
Wander the crumbling French colonial buildings of the former capital.
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Ivory Coast is one of West Africa's largest economies, historically built on cocoa and coffee exports, with Abidjan serving as its bustling commercial hub.
The country's political capital, Yamoussoukro, is home to the extraordinary Basilica of Our Lady of Peace, built to rival St Peter's Basilica in scale.
Taï National Park protects one of the last substantial remnants of West Africa's Upper Guinean rainforest, home to chimpanzees, pygmy hippos and forest elephants.
Along the coast, faded colonial towns like Grand-Bassam offer a quieter, historic counterpoint to Abidjan's modern energy.