Togo
Lomé's tropical savanna climate dictates a specific approach to clothing. Expect consistent heat and high humidity year-round. Your wardrobe choices should prioritize comfort, breathability, and cultural sensitivity.
Togo is generally a conservative country. Observing local dress customs shows respect. Dressing modestly is good practice, specifically when visiting religious sites, traditional markets, or interacting with local communities.
Comfortable sandals, flip-flops, or breathable Walking shoes are ideal. Lomé’s streets can be uneven.
If your itinerary includes nature walks or exploring challenging terrain (e.g., around Kpalimé waterfalls), sturdy closed-toe shoes or Hiking sandals offer better support and protection.
Beach/Swimming: Swimsuits are acceptable at hotel pools and on public beaches. Consider a cover-up for walking. Water shoes if exploring rocky coastal areas.
Keeping your documents organized and secure is of utmost importance for any international trip, specifically to Lomé. These items are your gateway to the country and help ensure smooth travel.
Staying connected and powered up is a common concern for travelers. Lomé offers modern conveniences, but preparing your electronics helps ensure you make the most of them.
Capturing memories and navigating efficiently are . These items assist your journey.
Consider a VPN for internet security, especially on public Wi-Fi. NordVPN and ExpressVPN are options. Airalo can assist with eSIMs.
Finding specific camera accessories or advanced electronics locally might be difficult. B&H Photo stocks a wide range.
Most modern electronics are dual voltage (100-240V), requiring only a Plug adapter. For single-voltage devices, a Voltage converter may be needed.
A well-stocked personal health kit is a smart addition to your luggage. While pharmacies exist in Lomé, having your preferred brands or specific medications provides peace of mind. Adventure Medical Kits supplies options.
Extra batteries, chargers, and memory cards for your camera equipment.
If venturing outside Lomé to areas like Kpalimé with varied terrain.
Your standard Travel gear will suffice for most experiences.
Beyond the obvious, some often-overlooked items greatly improve your travel comfort and security.
Some items are difficult or expensive to purchase locally.
Reduces plastic waste.
Useful for market purchases.
Handy for street food.
No specific unique items required.
Thoughtfully curate your packing list to prepare for the climate, culture, and activities Lomé offers.
