Evans Tours

Name: Evans Tours
Address: 1 upchelsea Junction, Erunwen Ikorodu, Lagos, 00234, NG
Telephone: +2348120111776

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Have you always wanted to tour West Africa but find the planning stressful? We are here to take that burden off your shoulders.

We are a premier tour agency in Nigeria, specializing in curated West Africa tours and authentic cultural experiences. Embark on unforgettable journeys across West Africa with Evans Tours. From the vibrant streets of Accra, Ghana, to the bustling markets of Lagos, Nigeria, and the serene beaches of Grand Bassam, Côte d'Ivoire, we offer expertly crafted tour services across the region. Our services include transportation, knowledgeable guiding, and meticulously planned itineraries designed to immerse you in the rich cultures and histories of each destination. We go the extra mile by assisting clients in obtaining visas to our sought-after destinations. Whether you're interested in private trips, day excursions, or multi-day adventures, Evans Tours ensures every moment of your West African experience is filled with discovery and delight.

23/09/2026

Behind every successful tour and trip taken with Evans Tours and our lovely guests is effective communication.

From itinerary shifts that suit guest choices to questions asked that require immediate answers, Evans Tours does everything to make sure communication is seamless and ideas are shared easily.

Our tours were created to give guests immense immersion into West African culture, its people, and its lifestyle. We have a clear vision of what that should look like, and we do our best to create perfect experiences; nevertheless, communicating constantly with our guests is what makes every moment truly worthwhile.

Evans Tours takes pride in leading the way, curating unforgettable experiences, and fostering open, meaningful communication.

www.evans-tours.com

22/09/2026

🇬🇭 What if your Ghana trip went beyond Accra?

You could spend two weeks in Ghana and still feel like you only saw one side of the country.

This 14-day journey takes you from the energy of Accra into the landscapes, history and traditions that make Ghana what it is.
You’ll move through Volta, Kumasi, Mole and the Cape Coast, with each stop bringing a different experience.

One day, you’re exploring the heritage of the Ashanti Kingdom. Another, you’re watching wildlife in Mole National Park. Then there’s the chance to walk above the rainforest at Kakum, discover the craft behind Ghana’s famous Kente, and stand inside the historic Cape Coast and Elmina Castles.

And it isn’t all history.

There are scenic landscapes, wildlife encounters, traditional ceremonies and opportunities to see how Ghana’s culture continues to live beyond the places you read about.

14 days. One country. A lot more than the usual tourist checklist.
If you’ve been thinking about experiencing Ghana properly, view the itinerary for free below:

https://www.evans-tours.com/en/tours/ghana-grand-heritage-14-days

18/09/2026

Sometimes, you don’t need to understand the language to understand the rhythm.

The drums begin, the music follows, and before long, a guest from outside Africa is dancing alongside the locals, following the movements and becoming part of the moment.

This is one of the things that makes experiencing West African culture so memorable. Music and dance aren't simply performances—they can be a way of bringing people together, sharing traditions, and welcoming visitors into the experience.

From African drumming and traditional music to dance and cultural experiences, West Africa offers travellers moments that are difficult to capture in a guidebook.

Would you join the dance if you found yourself in the middle of a West African cultural celebration? 🌍🥁

15/09/2026

You don't always need a long holiday to experience Nigeria.

Sometimes, three days is enough to see how different the story can become when you leave the usual Lagos routine.

Start in Lagos, where the city's contemporary energy meets its artistic side. Then head towards Abeokuta, where Olumo Rock rises above the city and the landscape begins to tell a very different story.

From there, the journey moves towards Badagry — a place where Nigeria's coastal beauty sits alongside the difficult history of the transatlantic slave trade.

And between these places are the details that make the journey feel less like sightseeing: traditional Adire textiles, Nigerian art, Fela Kuti's Kalakuta Republic and the everyday culture you encounter along the way.

So if you have only a few days but don't want to spend them simply moving between hotels and restaurants, this gives you another option.
Three days. Three destinations. History, art, nature and culture — without needing to take a long holiday.

🇳🇬 Nigeria | 3 Days / 2 Nights

Starting from $450 per person. Take a look at the itinerary below:
https://www.evans-tours.com/en/tours/3-days-lagos-discovery

Would you spend your three days exploring Nigeria this way, or would you choose somewhere completely different?

14/09/2026

There is something different about standing in a place where history is not locked inside a glass case.

In Abomey, Benin, the walls of the Historic Museum of Abomey still carry traces of the Kingdom of Dahomey, one of the most powerful kingdoms in precolonial West Africa.

The museum is housed within the old royal palaces, where generations of Dahomey’s kings once lived and ruled. Even the walls have stories to tell. Their decorated surfaces feature symbols and scenes connected to the kingdom, while inside, royal thrones, weapons, ceremonial objects and other artifacts preserve pieces of its past.

Walking through a place like this makes history feel less like something you read in a textbook and more like something you can actually stand in front of.

The Kingdom is gone. Its kings are gone. But the palace remains—and through it, pieces of Dahomey’s story continue to speak.

📍 Historic Museum of Abomey, Abomey, Benin 🇧🇯

If you could visit one historical place in West Africa, would you choose Abomey? And what would you want to see there first—the royal palace, the artifacts, or the stories behind them?

09/09/2026

What if 12 days could show you two very different sides of West Africa?
You could begin in Lomé, following the coast and gradually making your way into the mountains of Togo.

Then the landscape changes.

The hills of Klotо and Agou give way to forests, waterfalls and communities where traditions are not simply preserved for visitors—they remain part of everyday life.

Cross into Benin and the journey takes another turn.

Here, the story moves towards the ancient kingdoms of Abomey, Vodun traditions, sacred forests and villages built around ways of life that have endured for generations. You might find yourself watching a traditional fire dance one day and exploring a UNESCO-listed heritage site the next.
And somewhere along the way, there is Ganvié—the famous stilt village where life unfolds on the water.

What makes this journey interesting isn't just the number of places on the itinerary.

It is the change in atmosphere as you move from one part of West Africa to another.

From mountains to coastlines.
From forests to kingdoms.
From ancient traditions to living communities.

Togo + Benin, 12 days, and a much deeper look at West Africa.

🇹🇬 Togo | 🇧🇯 Benin
Starting from $2,800 per person. Click here below to view the full itinerary for free

https://www.evans-tours.com/en/tours/sacred-trails-togo-benin-12-days

07/09/2026

Standing in front of the terracotta-toned walls of the Agbamou Atakpaloko Agbo compound in Ouidah, you can almost feel the weight of history pressing against the bricks. This isn’t just a building; it’s a living archive—a sanctuary where names, lineages, and centuries of ancestral memory are physically anchored to the earth.

In a historic town like Ouidah, where every street corner whispers tales of kingdoms, resilience, and the diaspora, spaces like this serve as the ultimate bridge between yesterday and today. Walking through its threshold reminds you that heritage isn't just found in dusty textbooks—it’s preserved in places where families still gather to trace their roots, honor those who came before, and keep their collective story alive.

There is something profoundly grounding about standing before a wall bearing a name that has weathered generations. It makes you look at travel not just as a journey across geography, but as a deep dive into the human story.

West Africa History stands unchanged in spaces like this. A visit can make you understand more about it.

04/09/2026

Waterfalls seem like just a statement, but it is more than that. It is standing in between all the elements and still having the power to capture every moment.

Watching water pour from a steep height where you wonder where it actually begins, feeling your legs move slightly from the heavy rush of water on the rocks you climb on. As if the contrast of blue displayed by the water isn't enough, the color of the surrounding trees adds an extra dimension to the whole environment. And don't forget the wind; it does much more than just blow—it gives movement, not just to the trees so that they match your happy vibe, but also to you as you move along with it.

The waterfall captures a moment, a moment that cannot be created by imagination, but by actual participation. That is what our guest in the picture experienced in Ivory Coast. Be the next to experience this lovely feeling by clicking on the link below:

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03/09/2026

Some journeys are about seeing a new place. This one is about seeing a familiar story differently.

For many people in the African Diaspora, Ghana is more than a destination.

It is a place where questions about ancestry, history and identity can suddenly become physical. You can stand at the Door of No Return. Walk along the Slave River. Listen to stories passed down through generations. And meet communities whose traditions have continued long after the ships left these shores.

This 5-day journey is built around those moments.

There is space for the history, but also for the people and traditions that exist beyond it — from cultural performances and conversations with local chiefs to an optional naming ceremony and experiences centred around ancestral connection.

You’ll also visit the W.E.B. Du Bois Centre and explore parts of Ghana's cultural landscape, giving the journey a wider context beyond the sites connected to the slave trade.

It isn't simply a trip to Ghana to learn about where people came from.
It is an opportunity to stand in the places, hear the stories and experience the culture that make that history feel real.

🇬🇭 Ghana | 5 Days / 4 Nights

Starting from $950 per person. Visit this link to view the itinerary:
https://www.evans-tours.com/en/tours/5-days-ghana-homecoming-diaspora

01/09/2026

Ghana is one of those places where the story keeps changing as you travel.

You can spend one part of the journey walking through the history of the Ashanti Kingdom, and later find yourself standing high above the rainforest on the Kakum Canopy Walkway.

Then the scenery changes again.

The road takes you towards Mole National Park, where the experience isn't about looking at Ghana from behind a screen anymore. You're out in the landscape, watching wildlife in its natural environment — and, if you're lucky, getting close enough to an elephant for the moment to stay with you long after the trip.

And then there is Cape Coast and Elmina.

Those places bring a different kind of silence.

The castles and the stories surrounding them make Ghana's past feel much closer than it does in a history book.

But that's what makes this journey interesting.

It isn't just one version of Ghana.

It's the kingdoms, the forests, the wildlife, the coast, the markets, the crafts and the stories that have survived across generations — all within one journey.

14 days. One country. A lot more than one story.

🇬🇭 Ghana

Starting from $3,200 per person.

View the full itinerary for free here:
https://www.evans-tours.com/en/tours/ghana-grand-heritage-14-days

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1 Upchelsea Junction, Erunwen Ikorodu
Lagos
00234

Telephone

+2348120111776

Website

http://www.evans-tours.com/

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