About La Bouche du Roy
La Bouche du Roy
Located in Grand-Popo, La Bouche du Roy is one of Benin’s most spectacular natural landscapes. It is here that the Mono River flows into the Atlantic Ocean, giving rise to a unique ecosystem where lagoons, mangroves, coastal dunes and wetlands meet.
Designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, La Bouche du Roy is home to remarkable biodiversity. Migratory birds, sea turtles, mangroves and numerous aquatic species coexist in this preserved environment, making the site a true sanctuary of nature and one of the country’s finest ecotourism escapes.
La Bouche du Roy in Grand-Popo: where the Mono River meets the Atlantic Ocean, at the heart of an exceptionally rich nature reserve. Hours, practical info, location.
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How to visit
La Bouche du Roy is explored by dugout canoe or boat, accompanied by a local guide. Along the way, you'll cross mangroves, observe exceptional wildlife and discover the landscapes that make this reserve one of Benin's natural jewels. Depending on the season, birdwatching or sea turtle observation may also be possible.
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